CD009 in need of repair (synchronizer)
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It seems my tranny is giving me problems again
I was lucky the first time it happened i got an CD009 but now it has creeped around again.
I 2nd gear is hella notchy and grinds a bit depending on how much I force it.
Ive been running Redline since i got the car, so that cant help it
Has anyone replaced their synchronizers?
How hard is it?
Or did you take it to a performance shop?
I was lucky the first time it happened i got an CD009 but now it has creeped around again.
I 2nd gear is hella notchy and grinds a bit depending on how much I force it.
Ive been running Redline since i got the car, so that cant help it
Has anyone replaced their synchronizers?
How hard is it?
Or did you take it to a performance shop?
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The risk of having the same issue in the used one is too high for me.
But i assume the best way to handle this is to fix it other than buy a new one, but i just want the numbers to confirm that.
But i assume the best way to handle this is to fix it other than buy a new one, but i just want the numbers to confirm that.
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Sep 7, 2015 02:47 PM
2003, 350, 350z, assembly, cd009, cost, g35, infiniti, nissan, replacement, sycronizer, synchronizer, synchronizers, transmission, tsb




