Rapidly worn synchromesh rings
Re: Rapidly worn rings
sorry, the previous post was a reply to ed's last post & not (specifically) to huib' last post
Re: Rapidly worn rings
sorry, the previous post was a reply to ed's last post & not (specifically) to huib' last post
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Re: Rapidly worn rings
What was the result of the oil Test?
Kind Regards
Kind Regards
Re: Rapidly worn rings
A high level of silicon suggesting remains fo the wrong type of grinding paste.
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Re: Rapidly worn rings
Hi Huib,
So what grinding paste must we avoid when rebuilding gearboxes?
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So what grinding paste must we avoid when rebuilding gearboxes?
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Re: Rapidly worn rings
I don't remember exactly what not to use as I threw away the suspect stuff.
I use again what I used before which is Metal Grinding Compound from VersaChem. It is grease mixed silicone carbide. And clean very well afterwards of course. Then put ordinary low cost oil in the gearbox. Drive a couple of miles till it is warm. Then replace the oil with the 75W90 full synthetic.
I use again what I used before which is Metal Grinding Compound from VersaChem. It is grease mixed silicone carbide. And clean very well afterwards of course. Then put ordinary low cost oil in the gearbox. Drive a couple of miles till it is warm. Then replace the oil with the 75W90 full synthetic.