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03-20-2025, 09:31 PM
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tranny shrapnel
Hey guys,
I was doing a service on my little brothers w201. Found this in the pan. Looks like springs, pins or maybe bearings, bits of a casing of some kind maybe? Weird thing is that it was driving shifting fine, just had a very weak reverse which I am assuming this had something to do with. What do you all think? Hes on a budget and I am sure would not want to pony up for a new tranny. Put it back together and pretend I didnt see it? Of course, ticking time bomb...
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03-24-2025, 11:21 AM
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100% Insidious.. Update on the tranny situation. I figured since there were chewed up springs in this shrapnel, figured it came out of the valve body... and since it was functioning as it was, I went ahead, held my nose and put it back together and it shifts way nicer than it was before the fluid and filter change. This car is just for a to and fro work commuter so it wont be the end of the world if he gets stuck roadside somewhere in town. Time will tell.
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German autos!!! '67 250se coupe '89 190e 2.6 '05 BMW x5 '59 0319 diesel Omnibus. Italian bikes!!! '64 Lambretta Special 185 hot rod scooter '66 Lambretta SX200 '59 Lambretta 250 race bike '70 Lambretta GP200 '77 860gt ducati '66 ducati monza
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