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r1_pete

posted on 12/6/19 at 11:08 PM Reply With Quote
Type 9 input shaft lengths

Am I right in thinking V6 and diesel variants of the type 9 have the same long input shafts, and the 4 cyl petrol boxes have the short shaft??
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snapper

posted on 13/6/19 at 05:12 AM Reply With Quote
Basically YES
Diesel variant has the long input shaft with the short cover that the release bearing slides on.





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HowardB

posted on 13/6/19 at 06:11 AM Reply With Quote
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scimjim

posted on 13/6/19 at 08:56 AM Reply With Quote
There are variations in the front gear too
The “short” (6.9”) input shaft for the 4 cylinder engines has 18 teeth with a short cover.
The “long” (8.1”) input shaft for the V6 engines with a long input cover has 18 teeth for the 2.3 or 19 for the 2.8/2.9.
The diesel gearbox has a “long” (8.1”) shaft with 18 teeth (as the 2.3 V6) but a “short” cover.
There is also a special “transit” length shaft used by Caterham with the K series.

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obfripper

posted on 13/6/19 at 09:37 AM Reply With Quote
For comparison:



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r1_pete

posted on 13/6/19 at 07:04 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks for all the info, seems my options for the V6 are limited to the V6 box...
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scimjim

posted on 13/6/19 at 07:09 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by r1_pete
Thanks for all the info, seems my options for the V6 are limited to the V6 box...


Theres no such thing as a “V6 box”

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