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  • Damkid
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    ^^thanks for the tip about the BOV, I'll definitely do that, but for putting the intercooler on the driver fender wall, there won't be enough room once the turbo's sitting there :lol:

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  • dueces
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    I haven't seen anyone break a shift fork before on these trannies. It's always third gear for 99% of people, me included....

    I would find a quality WTA intercooler, and mount it on the drivers side inner fender wall inside the engine bay. Also, make sure to put the BOV before the WTA, because you don't want to be cooling air that you are just going to be venting! Conserve the enery of the intercooler by blowing off the hot air from the turbo....

    John

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  • Aaronbrook37
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    No man, I got that attention disorder...
    Oh, ADD?
    Yes, that $#*&!

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  • DriverOne
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    Originally posted by Grey Vw View Post
    Now he will have to overnight parts from Japan.:mrgreen:
    Dude, you should be going to MIT or something!

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  • Grey Vw
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    Now he will have to overnight parts from Japan.:mrgreen:

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  • sodikartracer
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    Originally posted by sasquatch View Post
    granny shifting not double clutchin like you should....
    hahaha that movie was an EPIC FAIL who the heck double clutches on upshifts anyhow? it a drag race ahahaha i needed a laugh thanks sasquatch

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  • sasquatch
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    granny shifting not double clutchin like you should....

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  • Damkid
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    ^^probably just too much abuse over the years or like you said, a factory defect

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  • chrisofna
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    Why do you think that fork broke, just a factory defect?

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  • Safety Guy
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    Practice helps! When I was replacing/checking my ATX starter on Luxstiva, I began at a little over an hour and eventually got it down to less than 45 minutes to put in a new starter (or just remove it, give it a mean look and cuss at it before putting it back). (The problems were caused by excessive heat since my fan wasn't running. Pulling the thermoswitch plug ran the fan automatically and solved my hot starting problems.)

    Karl
    Last edited by Safety Guy; 10-23-2010, 05:24 PM.

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  • Damkid
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    ^^:lol: it took us about 2 hours of calm paced work to pull the engine and tear apart the trans, i've only done it easily a dozen times

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  • Safety Guy
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    Easy fixes are always appreciated, eh?

    Although it looks to me that you pull engines and trannies as easily as I pull taillights and alternator belts!

    Karl

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  • Damkid
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    Originally posted by sasquatch View Post
    couldnt you use somthing like this? just put it over in the side of the engine bay?
    Pm coming your way, that looks like it could work perfect for me



    And tonight a member from Clubprotege.com came down and gave me a hand pulling the engine



    And then i dis-assembled the tranny to find out what broke



    And i found a piece of the shift fork had broken off, so it'll be an easy fix and i'll be able to save this tranny

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  • sasquatch
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    couldnt you use somthing like this? just put it over in the side of the engine bay?

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  • Damkid
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    Originally posted by dueces View Post
    Could you fit a water to air in the engine bay, maybe behind the turbo? Short piping results in reduced spool, and WTA intercoolers are just bad ass!

    John
    With the stock intake off, there is tons of room above the rear valve cover for a water to air intercooler

    Later today I'll be pulling the engine and disassembling the tranny to see what I broke

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