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6 Speed Zf Transmission Possibly Blown At 100Kmh.... What To Do Now?


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Yeh mate, bpt are still doing the tune. I asked simon at xft for a price, but it was too steep as mine has a sniper tune and he uses xcal. So it means re-flashing which is basically paying for your first tune and setup all over again, where as im already with bpt so its only gonna cost the hourly rate for a re-tune. Ill see how it goes, the guys at bpt are good guys, ill see what they can get out of it :)

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The tune is the most important part....

And you have a built ZF trans which you can easily get a track tune for with an Xcal3....

They will be able to look at your hardware and put a base tune straight in....

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Yeah you'd need to buy an XCAL which doesn't come cheap, plus tune price.

Once you get her sorted come on a cruise with us all anyway!

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Hey Guys, so I've had the same thing happen to my new GS ute I only bought a week ago and friday I blew the box pretty much exactly as lime turbo did his. The car just free revs in drive/reverse, but when I put it in gear the engine revs decline like it would normally but no movement. Had a quick look underneath the car and everything looked fine. From what I've read its most likely the input shaft? Can anyone recommend what my best option is? Get it removed by a mechanic and then send it to somewhere to get rebuilt, if so can anyone recommend someone marginally close to canberra?

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