Trouble getting car into neutral on deceleration....
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Trouble getting car into neutral on deceleration....
Monique writes in another thread, "The (RS) clutch has a GT3 part number. You'll probably never need another clutch."
I am not so certain that this is true....my neighbor has the LWF/RS clutch setup, me too. He has about 10,000 miles on the set up, I have 30,000. Both of us have trouble putting our cars into neutral coming to a stop sign. On deceleration it is a bitch to get the car into neutral above about 10 mph. On the track...no problems, but on the street, problems. I have been told that some internal shifting mechanism needs to be lubricated, and that entails removing the transmission, ouch! I have also been told that the problem would go away with a new clutch, ouch again.
He is contemplating going back to the dual mass to eliminate this problem once and for all...I am not there yet; I still love the quick spin up with the LWF.
Anyone else had this problem and had it fixed? I have done a serch on this topic...no real solid answers are to be found.
Thanks....
I am not so certain that this is true....my neighbor has the LWF/RS clutch setup, me too. He has about 10,000 miles on the set up, I have 30,000. Both of us have trouble putting our cars into neutral coming to a stop sign. On deceleration it is a bitch to get the car into neutral above about 10 mph. On the track...no problems, but on the street, problems. I have been told that some internal shifting mechanism needs to be lubricated, and that entails removing the transmission, ouch! I have also been told that the problem would go away with a new clutch, ouch again.
He is contemplating going back to the dual mass to eliminate this problem once and for all...I am not there yet; I still love the quick spin up with the LWF.
Anyone else had this problem and had it fixed? I have done a serch on this topic...no real solid answers are to be found.
Thanks....
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Martin,
It's probably rust on the output shaft. Gotta use the special Porsche lube on it, or it rusts. Get it fixed right away, or it will tear up the synchros. Don't wait.
There are threads on this, because I remember posting about it long ago...
It's probably rust on the output shaft. Gotta use the special Porsche lube on it, or it rusts. Get it fixed right away, or it will tear up the synchros. Don't wait.
There are threads on this, because I remember posting about it long ago...
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here is one previous thread: https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...t+output+shaft
(that was the only one that i found for "rust output shaft" in the 993 forum
(that was the only one that i found for "rust output shaft" in the 993 forum
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Originally Posted by DJ
Martin,
It's probably rust on the output shaft. Gotta use the special Porsche lube on it, or it rusts. Get it fixed right away, or it will tear up the synchros. Don't wait.
There are threads on this, because I remember posting about it long ago...
It's probably rust on the output shaft. Gotta use the special Porsche lube on it, or it rusts. Get it fixed right away, or it will tear up the synchros. Don't wait.
There are threads on this, because I remember posting about it long ago...
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When you replace the clutch there are several places Porsche recommends that you lube. In the photos below I've arrowed those parts except for the guide tube (for some reason I never took a picture of it). The recommended lube is Olista Longtime 3EP or equivalent (Porsche is now shipping out Optimoly NR-High PS I think...). Anyway, you want to put some on the end of the clutch slave cylinder plunger.
and the ends of the cross-shaft (under the needle bearings), on the interior side of the plastic grommets on the release arm, the tips of both arms on the release bearing (I only have 1 arrow because the other arm is not visible) and inside the plastic seal on the end of the cross-shaft.
Does anyone have a picture of the guide tube?
and the ends of the cross-shaft (under the needle bearings), on the interior side of the plastic grommets on the release arm, the tips of both arms on the release bearing (I only have 1 arrow because the other arm is not visible) and inside the plastic seal on the end of the cross-shaft.
Does anyone have a picture of the guide tube?
