knobby1 wrote:loot wrote:Is that ram air cold induction?
Nah....it's an aerodynamic aid..!
It'll be more aerodynamic when I put a strip of white duct tape over it to match the other side!
Anyone who has done a mk7 facelift got any decent wings?
knobby1 wrote:loot wrote:Is that ram air cold induction?
Nah....it's an aerodynamic aid..!
Punto443 wrote:Rumble bee wrote::lol: all the cool kids have one so I wanted one
As our top engine rebuild man we should get Karl one?
P15TON ? Or since tm6 C1DER
loot wrote:My gearbox came today.
18000 miles
My spidy senses are telling me that it wasn't motorway miles
The gear selector seems smooth tho, but the selector arms feel a bit loose up and down and the small seal seems a bit worn and there's fine wear groves in the selector shaft.
The thrust bearing feels smooth and lubricated when i spin it but pushing it in and out feels rough.
And when i put it in gear and spin the output flange the input shaft feels like the bearing is rough, is that normal?
Plus there's contamination in the bell housing, not conducive of a van that has only done 18k, although it is a 10 plate.
It has 2.2 stamped on the casing, i hope these are universal.
t2myd wrote:Are you fitting it yourself ?
blue estate wrote:Loot is that Black on top of bell housing oil or soot ? and is there any marking on prop bolt holes /
loot wrote:blue estate wrote:Loot is that Black on top of bell housing oil or soot ? and is there any marking on prop bolt holes /
O think it's oily grime from being removed, i hope so anyway lol, there's grime in the bell housing too, probably brake fluid splattered from a failure, input bearing feels rough
The van was shown with 18k on the clocks and was also listing other parts off it but you just don't know with eBay sellers.
You think it has been worked on before?
knobby1 wrote:Are you able to select all gears, (including reverse), and then turn it over by hand using the output & input shafts? This may help determine if there's any other issues. Does the box still have it's original oil....would pay to drain it and see if there's any "floaties" or solid bits in it..!
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