STEEL IDLER TRANSFER GEAR V6

STEEL IDLER TRANSFER GEAR V6

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plasticpig72

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1,647 posts

149 months

Tuesday 30th September 2014
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I know a weak spot with the V6 is the fibre idler/transfer gear.
On my car a steel replacement has been fitted and this seems to be the standard accepted mod.
Having said that, garages were told before fitting a steel gear to make customers aware that the mod will be a little noisyeek.
Does this mean that you can hear a noise when the Engine is just ticking over or only when the Clutch is depressedconfused
Anyone experienced thisyes

plasticpig72

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1,647 posts

149 months

Tuesday 30th September 2014
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Adrian,
many thanks for the for the info, i am trying to learn as much about TVR's as possible.
Thanks also to is it Rick in NZ.I was in NZ from mid Jan 2013 to mid March 2013 and enjoyed all the bends going across the Wairarapa between Paraparaumu and Wellingtonsmile

plasticpig72

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1,647 posts

149 months

Wednesday 1st October 2014
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well this is usefull info, it seems many of us are Learning a little morebiggrin
It looks like my engine has done about 2,000 miles since rebuild and fitting of gear.
I must just go out there and drive it to get more miles on the counter and see if it quitens down rotate

plasticpig72

Original Poster:

1,647 posts

149 months

Wednesday 1st October 2014
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i think the different sizes is to control the backlash which according to Burton should be .004" to .012"
Frank does that mean your 3000S originaly had a fibre wheeltongue out