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Type 9 input shaft replacement
Hammerhead - 22/5/07 at 12:32 PM

I need to fit the long nose input shaft from a 2.8 type 9 to my standard type 9 box. Is this an easy thing to change over? Also would I need a longer sleeve for the clutch release bearing?

Anyone care to provide a step by step guide for changing the input shaft?

Thanks.

Steve.


stevec - 22/5/07 at 12:38 PM

You will have to drop the layshaft for the input shaft to come out, it fowls on the laygear assembly.this will meen almost a complete stripdown.
Did mine the other week. Just a strip and inspect and rebuild.
Steve.

[Edited on 22/5/07 by stevec]


Hammerhead - 22/5/07 at 12:51 PM

Is it a relatively straight forward operation steve? also do you think I will need a longer sleeve for the CRB?


stevec - 22/5/07 at 01:02 PM

U2U sent,
Steve.


mookaloid - 22/5/07 at 01:29 PM

I understood that this was not an option (on it's own) as the first gear ratio is different

Have I got it wrong?

Cheers

Mark


stevec - 22/5/07 at 01:36 PM

quote:
Originally posted by mookaloid
I understood that this was not an option (on it's own) as the first gear ratio is different

Have I got it wrong?

Cheers

Mark



If thats the case then He will need the matching lay gear aswell
Steve


Trev Borg - 22/5/07 at 02:39 PM

the crb sleeves are the same length, for the long and short shaft boxes. (at least the two i have on my bench are)


tobymack - 22/5/07 at 02:58 PM

the gear on the input shafts are definitely a different number of teeth on the two boxes I have so I don't think you can just swap them.

And, as Steve said that means a complete box strip. I couldn't get my 5th gears cluster off the shaft (think it needs some very longer pullers) so I gave up in the end.
Steve: if you have an easy way to strip the box then can you let me know.

BR,
Toby


MikeRJ - 22/5/07 at 02:58 PM

quote:
Originally posted by mookaloid
I understood that this was not an option (on it's own) as the first gear ratio is different

Have I got it wrong?

Cheers

Mark


All the ratios apart from fourth and maybe fifth are different IIRC.


Hammerhead - 22/5/07 at 03:13 PM

Thanks for the comments everyone. Looks like I will have to start searching for another type 9 now, one with the long input shaft.

What a faf. Just seems that over my build so far I have bought loads of incorrect parts
But anyway at least I am learning and ebay will benefit from my errors.

Thanks.

Steve.


NS Dev - 22/5/07 at 04:08 PM

yea you need the right layshaft too