Nervous about rebuilding your 901 transmission? Watch this video and you will see it's a piece of cake.
Enjoy!
Nervous about rebuilding your 901 transmission? Watch this video and you will see it's a piece of cake.
Enjoy!
Alex in Virginia
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Early 911S Registry # 2863
If only... I think after watching that I am boosted with false confidence!!! But, thanks for sharing!
1966 911 Coupe - Slate Grey - 304598 - still in restoration!
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That was awesome. The only thing missing was Gumby and his pony pal Pokey.
Glenn Halperin
Early 911S Registry Member #2956
Pretty cool!
John
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Very cool, but I agree, makes me even more scared of DIY. Way too many pieces to remember where they all go. Add the fact that it could take days to get back together and I am sure I would end up w a pile of parts!
Mark Erbesfield
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That's like the one for Subaru rear wheel bearings. Took the guy about 5 minutes in the video. Unfortunately in the real world it was a wee bit longer. Dealer gets about $300 per side if that's any indication of time involved.
Early S Registry #235
rgruppe #111
And I'm guessing Subaru wheel bearings are so somewhat less complex than a 901 box...
Originally Posted by sithot
That's like the one for Subaru rear wheel bearings. Took the guy about 5 minutes in the video. Unfortunately in the real world it was a wee bit longer. Dealer gets about $300 per side if that's any indication of time involved.
1966 911 Coupe - Slate Grey - 304598 - still in restoration!
Member #1616
Fun video by Joe!
Unfortunately, in the real world, a 901 "rebuild" is a bit more complicated than that.
Jon B.
Vista, CA
If it were easy everyone would do it, eh? 2 minute videos are for entertainment purposes only. You cannot learn much from a rip and run time=lapse tear down.
Early S Registry #235
rgruppe #111
I rather do the 901 box.
Tony Proasi
52 split window coupe
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