Porsche 915 Transmission Teardown. 

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching Kurt

Thanks LuvinLife. This transmission belongs to Randy, and he is a happy camper. S

Great job! Kurt

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Your Welcome and thanks for watching Kurt

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I dont mark anything when i disassemble. Yes i do get assemblies out and on the bench, but i do come back and disassemble each one, (videos to follow soon). There are two main areas of wear on the sliders. The areas are the dog teeth and the hump/valley on the inside of the slider. The dog teeth are pretty easy to see and damage is usually obvious. The slider also has a small hump and valley built into the inside I/D of it. Its purpose is twofold. The humped area adds more pressure to synchro ring to help slow it faster. The valley in the center of the slider helps hold the slider engaged into the gear. When inspecting you need to look at both areas and replace if either one is worn. The most common reason for being unable to engage a gear is worn, (squared off), dog teeth. When the dog teeth loose their pointed tooth angle, the slider and the gear can stall against each other and not move to either side to allow engagement.

You will need a polishing machine that the parts will fit into with the media and soap solution. I use a "Bur Bench" Branded machine Kurt

You will need to find out if it is an internal or external problem first. Good luck with your gearbox. S

@@klassikats Somehow I was able to get it back into neutral.

@@taralewis9916 Nice, though you should still take it to a shop to have it checked out Kurt

Hello Francois, thanks for the compliment. I do not know why we have stayed so small, we have lots of videos, most with low views. The gram is KlassikATS but it is small too! We will keep plugging along and may be someday something will take off. :) S

@@klassikats So I share your RU-vid channel with my followers on Insta and write a publication too.... I'm not very big too but if it can help ;) Let see the result... if you see an orange frog on insta...it's me.

Your printed parts look great. Thanks for the shout out on Insta.