Cole, this series of videos was an absolute must for me when I decided to completely rebuilt my remote gearbox. I appreciate all you have done and continue doing. I did see your video today and completely understand what your going through. Take your time, do what’s best for you and family. Your following will still be here appreciating whatever content you put out. Thank you cole.
If you are rebuilding the magic wand gearbox it is set up the same way as the remote gearbox with the diff cover being slightly different also For anyone struggling to press the reverse detent to allow the reverse selector to slide through you can put the screwdriver or what you are using to depress it, down the same hole as you out the detent down and then push the reverse selector then when that has moved far enough you can pull your screwdriver out and push the selector rod the rest of the way
Handy Dandy Torque Wrench :) :) :) - Great video Cole - I will be watching this series over and over as I have a remote gearbox to rebuild when I get time - keep up the good work sir
Thanks for making this. I have to ask if the selector shaft seal might have been put in backwards? Usually the coil spring side would face the liquid side.
is this a 22g1128 remote? Can anyone tell me part number for the flywheel casing that attached to a 22g1128 remote box? I've chewed my bearings and don't have the box in front of me at the moment to look for a part number
Unfortunately no. If you have to remove the gearbox and sump the engine needs to be removed. The clutch and flywheel can be done with the engine in though.
All of it does have assembly lube on. It actually. I pre-lube everything. Most people assemble these boxes dry though, I agree with you, I just can’t put all that metal together without some oil!
Cole, this series of videos was an absolute must for me when I decided to completely rebuilt my remote gearbox. I appreciate all you have done and continue doing. I did see your video today and completely understand what your going through. Take your time, do what’s best for you and family. Your following will still be here appreciating whatever content you put out. Thank you cole.
If you are rebuilding the magic wand gearbox it is set up the same way as the remote gearbox with the diff cover being slightly different also For anyone struggling to press the reverse detent to allow the reverse selector to slide through you can put the screwdriver or what you are using to depress it, down the same hole as you out the detent down and then push the reverse selector then when that has moved far enough you can pull your screwdriver out and push the selector rod the rest of the way
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Handy Dandy Torque Wrench :) :) :) - Great video Cole - I will be watching this series over and over as I have a remote gearbox to rebuild when I get time - keep up the good work sir
You dont have time... you've got a shell to repair... actually I dont have time either minis been in a stripped state 4yrs
That’s my box , er mini box , I should give her some love..
A rebuilt gearset always looks so dang nice
Great video Cole
Thanks Sean!
Thanks for making this. I have to ask if the selector shaft seal might have been put in backwards? Usually the coil spring side would face the liquid side.
This is an illusion of the video. The silver you see is not the coil spring, its overspray of silver paint. :-)
Cole, what circlip size do you need to use for the reverse selector?
is this a 22g1128 remote?
Can anyone tell me part number for the flywheel casing that attached to a 22g1128 remote box? I've chewed my bearings and don't have the box in front of me at the moment to look for a part number
Does the reverse gear go in a specific way?
Edit. Never mind. I got it.
Is it possible to remove the engine gearbox sump without taking out the engine in a classic mini
Unfortunately no. If you have to remove the gearbox and sump the engine needs to be removed. The clutch and flywheel can be done with the engine in though.
Why not use assembly lubricant while assembling the shafts? That sound of metal-on-metal is like nails on a chalkboard
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All of it does have assembly lube on. It actually. I pre-lube everything. Most people assemble these boxes dry though, I agree with you, I just can’t put all that metal together without some oil!
Has anyone got a link to the strip down video of the box that precedes this?
Hey its part of my "Early 998 series" starting with this video:
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