a familiar picture. start: support engine mounted: all necessary removed from the top: from below also: and already out: new parts, ratios pk6 017 phII, quaife atb: new bearings for the pk6 017 phII primary shaft: new bearings for the pk6 017 phII secondary shaft 1: new bearings for the pk6 017 phII secondary shaft 2:
quaife atb pk6: new bearings for the quaife atb: ratio gear pk6 017 phII mounted: all new inner parts ready for mounting: the pk6 012 phI gearbox mounted on the gearbox support: external parts removed, open the gearbox: remove the inner parts and clean it all: replace the clutch bearing and shaft seals, clean the gearbox housing: quaife atb with pk6 017 phII ratio gear mounted:
all pk6 017 phII shafts and the shifting parts mounted: apply sealant: gearbox housing and external parts mounted: gearbox identification. change from PK6 012 to PK6 017 & Q (Q for Quaife): and now the installation of the gearbox: from above all mounted on the gear : finally from above the air filter and intake hose after installing the axle shafts, fill the gear oil in: . orignals gear oil doesn’t make any problems with quaife: the rear axle is almost at the end to the car: of course, all self-locking nuts be replaced: mounted the rear wheels: bleed:
Very nice, fantastic attention to detail! You got any more pics from around the cambelt area? I've got a Ph1 to do plus drive shaft seals, amongst a few bits. Getting it ready for a few road trips this year!
Always wanted a quaife for my sunny but with casing being an issue I've always opted for the stock box, I'm on my third box now but if I did have a quaife and I destroyed it, I'd have burned the whole car lol you have skill taking and putting a box together
yes. thank's. and yes, you must first solve your strength trouble of the housing... quaife can do that also. but i think, that will be not cheap!