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Good News Bad News
So bad news: I missed yet another s2k meet here in Oklahoma :\
And still bad news: my transmission still needs rebuilding
BUT good news: I swapped new bearings and hubs into my s2k and she's driveable again!
So, I should actually be able to meet you guys at the next meet assuming it's on a Saturday.
FINALLY, eh?
oh, and protip: Buying all special tools needed plus brand new quality parts for a hub/bearing replacement...still cost hundreds less than a dealer would quote that job, just saying.
I think if we included beer in the price to do it myself it only comes out to just under $400. MmmHmmm, soak up those savings!
UPDATE:
Check out that damage!
And still bad news: my transmission still needs rebuilding
BUT good news: I swapped new bearings and hubs into my s2k and she's driveable again!
So, I should actually be able to meet you guys at the next meet assuming it's on a Saturday.
FINALLY, eh?
oh, and protip: Buying all special tools needed plus brand new quality parts for a hub/bearing replacement...still cost hundreds less than a dealer would quote that job, just saying.
I think if we included beer in the price to do it myself it only comes out to just under $400. MmmHmmm, soak up those savings!
UPDATE:
Check out that damage!
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Yay for fixing the problem yourself and being able to drive her again! Post a pic of the hub lol! Hope you torqued the axle nuts accordingly to prevent it from happening again.
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Well since you need a rebuild like I might too, you might be able to recommend me to someone, unless I should just do the ap2 trans swap? I think my brass syncros are failing my 3rd gear.
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In other words, I'm stupid enough to attempt the rebuild myself.
I have nearly every tool I need now and the official Tech Service Manual. So now all I need is a LOT of alcohol.
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Lol well you got me beat there! Wish I had that experience and confidence, I just learned how to change my own slave cylinder and CMC. Good luck to you sir I know you're going to be able to pull this one off.
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