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Old 01-24-2005, 08:01 PM
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Tranny Swap 1/29/05

Anyone interested in viewing a tranny swap ?
I will be doing one on the 29th of January. Stop in to say hi, watch or better yet help.
This is a BYOB even.

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Old 02-16-2005, 04:28 PM
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tranny swap

How did the Tranny Swap go?
Heard they are Really Tuff.
Im Getting Ready to install a BIG BRAKE KIT on my 92 SVX.
13" Slotted and C/D Rotors and 6 piston calipers up front and
13" Slotted and C/D Rotors and 4 piston calipers in the Rear!!!
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Old 02-17-2005, 01:51 PM
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Welcome to the site quikone. Just changing a 4EAT is not that difficult. Installing a 5spd is another story.

Let us know how your brake upgrade goes.
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Old 02-25-2005, 06:01 PM
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Brakes

Thanks Earthworm.
I will keep you guys posted on the Upgrade.
Start The Prep work this weekend, Cleaning, Painting, ect...
Install the Brakes next weekend, will post pics in a couple of weeks so you can see how it went, and how it looks.
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Old 02-27-2005, 04:31 PM
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Sorry about the late reply. My wife and I had a baby on the 7th of Feb. Been a little busy.
There have been a little trouble with my trany swap. the car was not acting right. I talked to the dealer and on his advise I checked my timing. what I found was nothing short of horrible. It seams that when I did my timing belt last year we removed one of the cam gears. We forgot to put a washer on the bolt. It sound minnor but it is not.

Cam trouble

I snapped the cam bolt trying to get it off. There was about .100 slop with out the washer. It caused a vibration and overheating of the bolt. the bolt was fused in the cam. I now have a dead engine. Working getting to fix. This will fix the following problems.

1. Poor gas milage.
2. low idle.
3. poor acceleration.
4. shuttering under acceration
5. poor shifts.
6. Left O2 sensor code all the time.

I hope to have the car up and running in a week.

Steve
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Old 02-27-2005, 11:34 PM
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Sorry about the late reply. My wife and I had a baby on the 7th of Feb. Been a little busy.
There have been a little trouble with my trany swap. the car was not acting right. I talked to the dealer and on his advise I checked my timing. what I found was nothing short of horrible. It seams that when I did my timing belt last year we removed one of the cam gears. We forgot to put a washer on the bolt. It sound minnor but it is not.

Cam trouble

I snapped the cam bolt trying to get it off. There was about .100 slop with out the washer. It caused a vibration and overheating of the bolt. the bolt was fused in the cam. I now have a dead engine. Working getting to fix. This will fix the following problems.

1. Poor gas milage.
2. low idle.
3. poor acceleration.
4. shuttering under acceration
5. poor shifts.
6. Left O2 sensor code all the time.

I hope to have the car up and running in a week.

Steve
Oh wow man. I never would have thought that such a little thing would cause such problems. Sorry to hear the bad news. Good luck! You know where to come for help!
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