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Engine plate
thegame69
Posted on: 2015/2/24 22:19
I'm swapping from auto to manual with a 60 transmission my question is do I need the metal plate between the engine and trans
#4
Re: Engine plate
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2015/2/25 0:37
It is a matched set:
* plate * transmission type * flywheel * throwout bearing sleeve If these all came from the donor car you will be alright. If you mix-n-match, it becomes a problem. For example, all the above from an A14-powered B210 but using an A12 flywheel. In that case better leave off the plate.
#5
Re: Engine plate
thegame69
Posted on: 2015/2/25 4:42
I have a A12 with a auto trans , I got a donor car A12 with a 4 speed wich didn't have the plate , but I got a 60 series trans from another member , so I wanto install the 60 series into the A12 do I need that plate ? For clutch and flywheel is going to be for A12 engine
#6
Re: Engine plate
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2015/2/25 7:45
Which clutch is used doesn't matter on the A-series.
* plate * transmission type * flywheel * throwout bearing sleeve I would use the 1200 4-speed as it is faster/lighter. And you know its a matched set with the other parts. But if it is worn out or something the 60 is good. Just needs an adapter bracket to bolt in and figure out what to do about the reverse light switch. A12 flywheel and 60 transmission is a short combo. * if you have the long 34 mm Release Sleeve, use the engine plate * if you have the short 29.5mm Release Sleeve, leave the plate off ![]()
#7
Re: Engine plate
1200rallycar
Posted on: 2015/10/11 12:45
Wish I readread this before...
I found a horrible combo... A15 swapping auto to manual 60 series smooth case 4 spd No engine plate plus what I assume is a van flywheel that had been lightened, its thicker behind the ring gear than an a12 flywheel. The car wouldnt turn over. After investigation the flywheel is actually jammed almost solidly into the bellhousing Haven't pulled the box back out yet, still crying, but I will be checking the throwout carrier size etc when I do If anyone has an engine plate I would be keen to buy it!
#8
Re: Engine plate
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2015/10/11 13:40
Hmmm, haven't heard of that problem before, even though A14/A15 flywheels are thicker than A12 flywheels. By any chance is the automatic crank spacer still attached?
#9
Re: Engine plate
1200rallycar
Posted on: 2015/10/11 23:50
fark... maybe! lol
will check someday this week when i get inspired to pull the box out (although it should be sitting with the ring gear etc if i took it out, that was a couple of weeks ago, so im not confident now)
#10
Re: Engine plate
1200rallycar
Posted on: 2015/10/11 23:56
i just had a look at a pic of the spacer, i must have removed it because i changed the rear main seal, it looks as though you could not change the seal without removing the spacer
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