nv5600
09-27-2003, 01:15 AM
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The early 6 speeds had some synchro troubles, I have one out of a 99, would replacement parts from mopar be better than the originals? In other words have they fixed the problem. I'm wondering what the offending part is, i'm guessing it's the cone, I believe that's the part that has a lining on the inside of it.
09-27-2003, 10:51 PM
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Re: nv5600
Here's some information from an earlier thread on this forum:
"The NV5600 transmission has seen some improvements on the fiction material that is used on the synchronizer friction rings (inner blocker rings). There was a material change that took effect on the 2002 MY transmission. This change was to the improve durability of the synchronizer friction material."
This quote was from an e-mail from Michael Machett of New Venture Gear and Brett DeWees of Manual Transmissions of Muncie, Indiana, LLC.
Apparently they changed the metallurgy.
"The NV5600 transmission has seen some improvements on the fiction material that is used on the synchronizer friction rings (inner blocker rings). There was a material change that took effect on the 2002 MY transmission. This change was to the improve durability of the synchronizer friction material."
This quote was from an e-mail from Michael Machett of New Venture Gear and Brett DeWees of Manual Transmissions of Muncie, Indiana, LLC.
Apparently they changed the metallurgy.
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