A curb hit my RX
#1
A curb hit my RX
O.K., I hit the curb, ***. Anyway my transmision mount is completely destroyed.
Does anybody have a picture of the under side of gen 1, I need to explain to somone what part I need. Also if anyone has the trans mount assembly and would like to sell it let me know.
Where are there good sources for used parts (wreckers)?
Does anybody have a picture of the under side of gen 1, I need to explain to somone what part I need. Also if anyone has the trans mount assembly and would like to sell it let me know.
Where are there good sources for used parts (wreckers)?
#5
Trying doing a search on valuparts.com . That's how I found all of my local junkyards that had RX-7's.
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#9
My tranny mount is bad too. www.schucks.com has a surprising amount of mounting pieces and crap. You can go to the store and order a brand new one, thats what Im doing .
~T.J.
~T.J.
#10
Well, I was turing into a parking lot, and as I was turning the front wheel popped up over the curb and the car landed directly on the transmision mount, it pushed the trany up about 2 inches. I was accelerating at the time (maybe a bit to fast). My cat has some dents in it, but other that that everything is O.K. I don't know how it managed not to damage anything else, but I just count myself lucky.
#11
Hi.
I don't even know that this is a photo of an RX-7.
Still, it was in my RX-7 directory, so I guess it must be. I don't know who the original credit for the picture goes to.
http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/~jamesmcl/tranny.jpg
Hope it helps,
ScruffyChimp
I don't even know that this is a photo of an RX-7.
Still, it was in my RX-7 directory, so I guess it must be. I don't know who the original credit for the picture goes to.
http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/~jamesmcl/tranny.jpg
Hope it helps,
ScruffyChimp
#14
Not what you want to hear after your experience but I had a spinout on oil with an 85 SE which swung the *** end over a low profile median curb onto the tranny.
Since you knocked the gearbox up 2 inches with a hard shock, you'll want to also check:
- pilot bearing
- main (3) & counter shaft (3) bearings in gbox
- bearing front cover seals inside tranny bell housing
If these didn't take a hit now, you'll likely have a tranny rebuild ahead of you sooner rather than later.
Good luck
Since you knocked the gearbox up 2 inches with a hard shock, you'll want to also check:
- pilot bearing
- main (3) & counter shaft (3) bearings in gbox
- bearing front cover seals inside tranny bell housing
If these didn't take a hit now, you'll likely have a tranny rebuild ahead of you sooner rather than later.
Good luck
#18
shes is allright
Everything has been fine. Actually the hit was not that hard, I think as the car sat on the mount, and while I was trying to get it off the curb it pushed it up.
But I will be pulling the motor and tranny this winter, I had planed on doing the clutch and pilot bearing and throw bearing.
The car seems to run perfectly.
Except last friday I was in a six car accident on the highway. My front bumber is bent and the fairing below the back bumber is pushed in. A car locked up the brakes in front of me in heavy rain and I locked up like a ****. My tires are **** and I should not have been out in the rain. Anyway, now I have a good excuse for buying a mariah front bumber and airdam.
I have had some bad ******* luck.
But I will be pulling the motor and tranny this winter, I had planed on doing the clutch and pilot bearing and throw bearing.
The car seems to run perfectly.
Except last friday I was in a six car accident on the highway. My front bumber is bent and the fairing below the back bumber is pushed in. A car locked up the brakes in front of me in heavy rain and I locked up like a ****. My tires are **** and I should not have been out in the rain. Anyway, now I have a good excuse for buying a mariah front bumber and airdam.
I have had some bad ******* luck.
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