POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Anyone have a recommendation for shop in the san francisco bay area? TIA
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YOUR RESEARCHSF Bay area transmission rebuild shop
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It worked fine when it was taken out of the car (w/ 50K miles on it).
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POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
On the same topic, I have access to a 996 transmission that has been sitting for for over 9 years (off of the car). It worked fine when it was taken out of the car (w/ 50K miles on it). Any reason there should be an issue with it after sitting for so long?
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As long as it didn't get wet and corrode it should be fine. Just put fresh oil in and make sure the splines are greased. You might want to put a new input seal on while its out.
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You ever find someone?
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Nope. It turns out I didn't have a transmission issue after all. GBOX in Colorado seems to be the place to get one rebuilt.
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