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- FS5C71B // EU transmission 5th gear issue
- FS5C71B // EU transmission 5th gear issue
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FS5C71B // EU transmission 5th gear issue
@dutchzcarguy = yes its the porsche style syncro (FS5C71B) // I live in germany and the car is originally from italy @siteunseen = ill have a look at the springs as well but 90% there are not the issue - as all gears are super nice and stiff to shift - no wobbeling and if i shift from 5 in neutral you can feel the resistance, i think you mean this = right ? (image is not from me ) its from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YB_6o1De40s
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FS5C71B // EU transmission 5th gear issue
Yes one time - and then found the issue that the nut was super loose. I tighten it but then the gap between last wascher and gear/gearbushing is too tight so it would block the gearings. We loosen the nut just a tiny bit and then we welded the nut with a tiny spot. All good so far but when i accelerate super hard from 120kmh to 180kmh the 5th jumps out by 140kmh or so. if i would accellerate slow to 180 - it would be no problem. So i thought i need to investigate a bit more and then i found a thread where someone placed somewhere there a new created 0.00xx milimeter thin brass washer. --- I assume that the no. 64 is to tight to 54 and thats the reason why there is basically no gap between 55 and 64 and therefore the gear 48 is blocked. The OLD post was around MAI 2024 still online and someone explained the same issue and postet a few pages with images and stuff he tried. ___ ill replace the transmission now with an 280zx close ratio and then ill have a look again and try to rebuild it.
- FS5C71B // EU transmission 5th gear issue
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FS5C71B // EU transmission 5th gear issue
Hello lovely people, i search for an older thread as someone had already done some experiments with the FS5C71B europe transmisison. I drive an 73 240z from Europoe and my transmission 5th gear pops out. ( its not just only the main shaft nut whicht needs to be tighten) If i tighten the mainshaft nut - It seems to be that the last washer on the mainshaft is to tight so the gears get blocked. And someone was able to create a small brass spacer and placed it between the last washer and the main shaft gear bushing. If someone finds this post and or knows the person who has done that - that would be nice. He also postet a lot of images of this rebuild - if that helps. I would love to understand if the fix is still valid and if he faces some other issues. Best Roman