VTC_CiViC

Just curious if anybody here has/does their own transmission work? As you may or may not know, my 4th gear in the GS-R has long been shot, and I'm looking around for replacements and well.. it isn't pretty. So I was wondering, being that I do have at least basic mechanical know-how and do most of the work on my cars myself.. is tranny work something of a rocket-science nature or can I combat this myself? Ant ideas would be appriciated

Dr Pooface

You can do it yourself, just make sure to do all the research first, not after you drop the tranny. Heres a link to a good how to page for dropping the tranny: http://www.c-speedracing.com/h...h.php

Pfieff

Its not bad at all, just have a helms manual handy.

spoolinlude

HA!! the helms is only good for putting the **** back in the right order.... it takes a lot of pacience and finess to get it back the right way......... i did it on my h-series after making my own "special" gears...... mine was probably more of a bitch due to the differences in the gears........ anyway, just take your time, and dont try to do it in a day

Bnjmn

definitely do-able. The only time you'll run into trouble is when you don't use the manual. Just make sure you have all the correct tools and whatever need to do the measurements and you'll be alright. The only thing you'll have to do is bring some stuff to a machine shop and have them press on/off the gears.
Go slowly, and take pics of what it looked like before you took it apart if you have a digicam.

Ben

VTC_CiViC

Thanks alot guys, *digging into helms..*

M.A.R.C.

dood whenever you're doing yours lemme know my z6 tranny 3rd is going out too. i wanted to rebuild my y8.