S2 transmission project

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  • Roverlab
    Low Range
    • Feb 2009
    • 30

    S2 transmission project

    I have a S2 here in the shop that has a noisy pilot bushing. Before calling the customer and just replacing the pilot bushing, we took a look at the fluid levels and oil condition in the transmission and transfer case. There is a lot of fine metal in suspension in the oil as well as big flakes. The transmission and transfer case both operate nicely and relatively quietly (for a vehicle with agricultural origins, that is!).
    One option is to replace the transmission and transfer case with rebuilt units to expedite the repairs, but was considering fitting a later S3 with synchros and a diaphragm clutch. Any chance any one has all of the bits for clutch release ie: fork, pivot, clips, clutch hydraulic pipe etc. for a S3 LHD?
    sigpic92 RRC, 94 DI, 06 LR3
  • o2batsea
    Overdrive
    • Oct 2006
    • 1199

    #2
    Trevor I seem to recall that an S3 setup interferes with the frame. When Bobeck and I did the frame swap to NEWHERE back in '96 this was one of the first issues we ran into. We thought we were all brainy and stuff using a synchro box. Pah! I can't remember what we did but I think there was a Sawzall involved.

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    • scatterling
      1st Gear
      • Dec 2006
      • 183

      #3
      I does interfere with the frame but it's not to bad to cut out the chunk. As for the other pieces, I'll give you a call.
      Neil Hanekom
      '73 LHD 88
      '75 FFR 109 exMOD Build Photo's
      '99 D1

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      • Les Parker
        RN Sales Team - Super Moderator
        • May 2006
        • 2020

        #4
        Trevor,

        You could fit the IIa bellhousing to the Series IIII Gearbox and leave the clutch as it is......

        This would only work on the Suffix B> Transmissions, the front bearings are different on the A Suffix Series II Gearboxes.
        Les Parker
        Tech. Support and Parts Specialist
        Rovers North Inc.

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