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He forgot to add BDC's preferred material for engine mounts...... a block of scrape 2x4 from home cheapot.
You all laugh because you think I'm joking. He actually defended it.
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I'll always value your words Ted. I guess you're still running all factory mounts then Zach? Quote:
On another note.. i just finished the install of my short shifter. Yummy ![]() I forgot how much i liked it. and it feels SOOOOOOO much better than the stock one. although its much stiffer. I guess i just need to drive it an break it in some. Or maybe add some more gear oil to the shifter hole? any suggestions on that? ![]()
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I am, definitely all new components including the crossmember but as far as whether or no I got the stiffer version, I cant remember.
Yes, you should have added oil to the shifter housing.
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Shoot.. it looked like it had enough in it. Looks like I'm making a trip to buy gear oil today then. Luckily its not hard to take apart all of that.
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It doesn't need to be overflowing, there just needs to be some in there. . I assumed that with the cars age it would have been dry
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agreed. According to mazdatrix it wasn't quite full enough but there was still a decent amount in there it seemed. The stock shifter didnt really feel notchy at all but it was like a floppy sausage. Now the new shifter is obviously nice and tight but also pretty notchy. Do you think adding more fluid will help that?
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So, all stock cars which have never had the transmission serviced should be dry. IIRC, even the FSM does not instruct you to do so? Most of us do - it doesn't hurt anything. One negative is that if you DON'T have good shift boot covers (all THREE of them! - well, at least the most expensive, inner one with the metal flange), it's going to make a mess! -Ted |
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Good to know Ted! Luckily before I ordered the short shifter (which comes with the inner boot) I checked the condition of the other boots as well. They were gone. So I now have all new boots down there ![]()
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Just checked my old Haynes manual I use (I knew I wasn't making this up lol) and found that instruction. . ![]()
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