| Francois Valery |
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| 04/05/2004 12:14 |
gearbox trouble
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hi everybody,
lucky driver of a '90 v8 for more than 150.000km, i now have pblms with it. the gearbox is downed
it's an automatic one, and whatever I do , the car do not move
audi says that I have tio change it. but I do not find one
is it easy t o change for a standard gearbox?
thx
FVV
| René W. |
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| 04/05/2004 14:58 |
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Re: gearbox trouble
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Hello,
look at Ebay or try this. . If can german.
If not, then use this translator !
Greetings René
| Francois Valery |
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| 04/05/2004 17:28 |
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Re: gearbox trouble
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thkx
gonna ask for one, but before, I want to be sure that is the gearbox itself and no the chip.
before it ends, it was like the gearbox was always changing the speed . any idea?
| b homburg |
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| 05/05/2004 10:31 |
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Re: gearbox trouble
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I would first pull the fault codes from the transmission to give you a little more insight. You can do this yourself, a "how to" is described on this page:
transmission fault code retrieval
As far as swapping the transmission for a manual gearbox (five or six-speed) is concerned - this is a major piece of work. You`d have to swap countless parts that are best taken off a donor car, so you`d need to find one first (and this is definitely not easy in France, as they are extremely rare. Believe me, I`ve had trouble with the authorities trying to register my `91 6-speed in France) . For further information, you might want to contact Ronny Enzmann ( audiv8_32v@gmx.de ) who has done exactly that a few months ago. Read his description here:
automatic to manual transmission conversion
If it turns out to be the transmission and you want to put a "new" one in, I 'll gladly assist you to locate one in Germany and ship it from France, as I live in Strasbourg and these things are lots cheaper and easier to find in Germany just across the border. Good used transmissions run around 400-500 euros in Germany.
