WTB: 905/01 Sportomatic Transmission

[OLD68T]

Looking for a Model 905/01 Sportomatic transmission complete or in pieces or parts. Serial number should start with 418.####
email jasonmaxwell@hotmail.com

[preS]

Since you are new to the board you can’t be contacted until you have enough posts or post your email address.
Btw I have 905/01s, will check for the serial numbers.


Richard

[72targa]

Since you are new to the board you can’t be contacted until you have enough posts or post your email address.
Btw I have 905/01s, will check for the serial numbers.


Richard

Yes, that would be 10 posts to PM. Hopefully, the buyer can share email or text info to facilitate an exchange.

[OLD68T]

Since you are new to the board you can’t be contacted until you have enough posts or post your email address.
Btw I have 905/01s, will check for the serial numbers.


Richard

jasonmaxwell@hotmail.com

[OLD68T]

Did you have any success Richard?

[preS]

Did you have any success Richard?

I will email you.

Richard

[Porschetec]

I have one available in good condition

[Ludovicmeffre]

Do you know what kind of oil to put in sportomatic gear box? I have to change oil of my 68.

[J-R]

80w90 ou 75w90

Mineral as to be prefered versus synthetic oil

[72targa]

I must admit that I never thought about the lubricants needed for the Sportomatic transmission (spent my career advising on equipment lubrication). Here’s the manual:

http://content.us.porsche-clubs.pors...tomaticUSA.pdf

The torque converter shared the engine’s oil supply (noting the higher initial fill and engine oil change amounts). This manual does not indicate a “separate” gearbox section but a classic SAE 80W-90 mineral oil-based gear oil (or a more modern SAE 75W-90 most likely synthetic-based gear oil) would certainly fit the bill and be much easier to find than an HD 30 motor oil.