Transmission rant, help! Need advice or anything, asap

[ochowdero]

yeah definately. ima try to get old rims for that...
anyway i got a question

since im doing the swap...
for the clutch pedal assembly, what do i need to make it work?
have it bolted to the clutch master.. then from the clutch master to the slave right? and itll work?

cause from where i got the pedal set the didnt give me all the bolts. and there is a wire on the pedal set and i dont know where that goes...
thanks for the help,,

[ochowdero]

also the dim wods tried ripping me off.
so now im thinking of getting my auto drive shaft cut down to fit the manual.
what are the pros and cons for doing that?

and if it is ok what are the specs of the manual drive shaft so i can print it out and give it to thhe machanic when i get it cut down..
thanks in advance

[cre]

I don't know that you could still use it. You need to find the diameter of the output shaft on each and how many splines are on them first.

[ochowdero]

Originally Posted by cre

I don't know that you could still use it. You need to find the diameter of the output shaft on each and how many splines are on them first.

i thought you could?
hmmmm, damm idkkkk now

[cre]

I don't remember all the differences; It may work and I told you what you need to check.

[ochowdero]

ok i will,
other than that option, is there any other drive shafts i can use?

[cre]

Originally Posted by ochowdero

ok i will,
other than that option, is there any other drive shafts i can use?

No. The only other option would be finding a drive shaft with a compatible yoke so a drive shaft shop could cut that off and use it to build a new one.... they can probably get a new yoke anyway though so it's not worth the trouble of finding a used one (and thus a used U joint). The yoke from another W series transmission such as the common W54 may fit too.

Have you tried local salvage yards? Generally the N/A MKIII isn't very uncommon and the drive shaft is a low demand used part from it.

[ochowdero]

Originally Posted by cre

No. The only other option would be finding a drive shaft with a compatible yoke so a drive shaft shop could cut that off and use it to build a new one.... they can probably get a new yoke anyway though so it's not worth the trouble of finding a used one (and thus a used U joint). The yoke from another W series transmission such as the common W54 may fit too.

Have you tried local salvage yards? Generally the N/A MKIII isn't very uncommon and the drive shaft is a low demand used part from it.

my local pick a part charges 2$ to get in, its not much but i dont like spending that and not finding the parts needed..

also cre, can you look at my clutch pedal?
the first: is up where its spose to be at, but im holding it cause it will just fall back to the floor..


the second: this is when its back to the floor.


i just installed it..
the problem is when i install it, it doesnt stay up like its spose to.. it just goes back as far as it can and then pops down to the floor..
theres no fluid in the clutch master and not hook up to the slave..
its like the pedal isnt adjusted right... and even if i adjusted it to where it would stay where its spose to it will just pop back down to the floor and stay there.. its like theres no tension or something.. idk please help.

[ochowdero]

for the clutch pedal, i just figured it will be okay and correct it self when i get the lines hooked up and bleed it..

for my pressure plate bolts, there aftermart (APR OR ARP) and it didnt come with a torque spec, can i just torque them to the standard torque setting for the oe?

[cre]

The spring is supposed to assist in returning the pedal but get the master and slave in place before you worry about it.

Yes, the stock spec for the pressure plate is correct.