Help: What transmission fluid?
#1
Help: What transmission fluid?
Good morning, so I found out (unfortunately while driving) that my adjustable bearings in my gearbox had disintegrated and got that fixed over the weekend so there is no more crunchy shifts. However it is still difficult to shift (and the clutch pedal is rather stiff). Especially into first. I'm thinking it could be the transmission fluid. What fluid do you recommend?
P.S. I have a C4
P.S. I have a C4
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Mobil Devlac in all 3 of my 911s with G50 derivatives.
Downside is a bit balky when cold.
Upside is excellent warm and hot performance.
Downside is a bit balky when cold.
Upside is excellent warm and hot performance.
Last edited by Spyerx; 04-21-2016 at 10:00 PM.
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Typo.
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Good morning, so I found out (unfortunately while driving) that my adjustable bearings in my gearbox had disintegrated and got that fixed over the weekend so there is no more crunchy shifts. However it is still difficult to shift (and the clutch pedal is rather stiff). Especially into first. I'm thinking it could be the transmission fluid. What fluid do you recommend? P.S. I have a C4
If it's not going into gear it could be worn bushes in the selection arms going to the box. It could also be very worn gearbox or engine mounts upsetting the selection geometry. Equally the clutch might not be releasing fully.
After that you are inside the box with any number of parts that could be worn. How many miles on the box so far?
To do any serious gearbox work you need to take out the engine and box. By doing that you would know how good the clutch is because it is exposed when the box and engine are separated.
Btw I have to ask what are the adjustable bearings in your gearbox? I've never heard of that
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If you have an LSD make sure it has friction modifiers. Most do but not all yiou can add modifiers as well.