Maybe you should read the forum title: "Technical Problems," I think a transmission being replaced constitutes a technical problem. If it is one person, yeah. But not 20+ cars with similar VIN's. What was the point of the post? It is your opinion? I can tell that you lack the intellectual capacity to carry on a normal conversation. Sorry, for the response, I could normally care less, but that is rediculous!

You made your point earlier that you thought it was the case that some people were "winny," whatever that is... and bad drivers. Why waste our time with 2 post like this? Save it for the Off-Topic forum.

 

Please tell me that you are less than 25 years of age, as that would indicate the possibility that you might yet mature somewhat and one day realize the absurdity of your comment. I have owned several sports cars at one time or another in my life('vette, Ferrari, Porsche) and none of the problems I have read here indicate overly "picky" owners. They are the kinds of things one might expect from the first several thousand vehicles produced in the first production year of a particular vehicle, but that does not justify the problems not being addressed and resolved (in a timely manner) for these still WARRANTIED vehicles.

 

"a winny biotch?" Is that good or bad?

 

Originally posted by alex30327
My opinion is that most of you are a bunch of winny biotches that shoud not be driving a sports car in the first place. go back to your Honda accord and shut the F**** up! Either that, or learn to drive a manual transmission.


Guys! This post is amusing, leave him alone. By the way, I think 'bizznatch' is more up to date...'biotch' is so 1996.

Back to the subject at hand:
So, what's the story with the trans and vin's? After reading through the list, I can't tell if there's a correlation b/w the earlier vin's and tran problems. There've been a couple of posts with higher vin's and the trans problems. Am I understanding the posts incorrectly?

 

I'll watch out for bizznatches then.

 

This thread is informative, his post is anything but amusing.
How can you not see some correlation between VIN#'s and problems, here are all the VIN #'s that have reported problems:
894, 803, 286, 1629, 1300, 944, 161, 957, 953, 905, 879, 450, 913, 690, 974, 903, 974, 903, 915, 690, 286, and TWO or THREE anomalies: 90XX, 9XXX, 3XXX.

Hmmm.... I see some correlation, there are maybe 20,000 Z's that have been made and 95% of transmission issues are in VIN #'s 161-1629, most are under 1000.

 

4800 2 to 3 light grind and some times I have to be forceful with the shifter

 

I am embarressed to live in the same city....

don't talk to me about driving sport cars or anything with a manual transmission...