Porsche 996 Remanufactured 6 Speed Transmission on 2040-parts.com

Porsche 996 Remanufactured

Factory 6 Speed Transmission

Our auction is for rebuilding "YOUR" transmission!

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We are located in Southern California which is the leading location on Porsche rebuilding, Porsche parts and Porsche restoration because of quantities of Porsches in our state and the overall huge automotive industry located here in Southern California.

We have been in the “Porsche Only” rebuilding and wholesale business for over 15 years.

Our knowledge, quality and prices make us the leader in rebuilding over 1000 Porsche engines and Porsche transmissions!

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All Porsche 996 transmissions come with our Deluxe 12 months or 12,000 mile warranty!

We offer extended warranties up to 5 YEARS or 60,000 miles, Call for details!

Motor Meister has lead the way in modifying the 996 and Boxster motors in up-grading the original 3.2’s and 3.4’s into 3.8 and 4.0 Big Bore conversions go here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8dJdwojcU8 and with the increase in horse power gains we needed stronger and durable Porsche 996 transmissions since we have seen the problems with factory 996 transmissions premature main and pinion shaft bearing failures which causes many other problems and 2^nd gear shifting being one of them.

Porsche’s factory replacement transmissions and other Porsche transmission rebuilders use the exact same bearings, the exact same parts and the exact same building methods, which means you are back in the EXACT same place and heading for 2^nd or even a 3^rd transmission replacement!

When your 996 transmission starts to grind in 2nd gear or start to make noise you have to make the decision of the following choices:

1. Take your Porsche 996 to the dealer, dealer replacement over $8000 to $12,000 including removal or installation and wind up with the exact same transmission that will go out again because of the lack of lubrication to the bearings, since nothing has been upgraded just.........the same problem.

Or

2. Take your Porsche 996 to your local service shop, which will locate one at a wrecking yard and install a 50,000 to 100,000 mile used transmission that will have the exact same wear as what you took out because of the lack of lubrication to the bearings or worse hit so hard that there are all kinds of other problems and which could be worse then just ...................the same same problem.

Or

3. Have it rebuilt the exact same way, with the exact same replacement parts and have the EXACT same problem again in time winding up .........with the same problem.

Or

4. Sell your Porsche 996 with a bad transmission, price will need to be severely dropped and wind up buying that Aerostar Mini Van your wife and kids want you to buy or worse a late model CORVETTE!!!

Or

Our Many Different 996 Transmission Customers!

Mr. Richardson from Manhattan Beach, CA Transaxle replaced at 24,618, 28,904 & went out a 3rd time at 62,939 miles!	Mr. Lloyd from Beverly Hills, CA Transaxle replaced at 1,320, 30,429 & went out a 3rd time at 62,859 miles!

Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice shame on me, fool me three times divorce is next!

We have many Porsche 996 owner’s who are now on their 2^nd transmission replacement from the dealer, with the same exact problem. We had “Mr. Lloyd” and Mr Richardson who actually on their third 996 transmission's with both under 63,000 miles! This is why BEWARE of used transmissions even if they only have 50,000 to 100,000 miles. Now, we are rebuilding and correcting it the right way go!

Trade used for used or worse hidden damage

We handle the Porsche 996 owner who took his 996 to his local service shop and the service manager wants to remove the original 996 transmission and trade it for another used 996 transmission from a wrecking yard, which is a quick and easy and bluntly no responsibility on the service shop since a used transmission warranty is put it in and if it works great if not remove it and send it back.

Well, look at your mileage you already have a “used transmission” and its usually under 100,000 miles why buy another used transmission that will have the exact same problem, lot of work to remove and replace to be right back in for the same problem only one that has gained anything is the service manager who gets paid twice!

Transmission from a wreck? What does that mean? The vehicle was hit so hard or damaged so badly the car was unable to be fixed, which means 80% of the time on regards to a Porsche that means it was hit hard from behind or the rear section since the drive train is in the rear and they do not want to go thru the body repair and the transmission or motor may have looked fine but is internally damaged.

• If hit in the rear, center part of the motor facing the rear is the crankshaft pulley, which connects to the crankshaft that rides on the shaft of the transmission.
• If hit on the right or left side tire, it is connected to the axel which is connected to the differential of the transmission.

The above transmission shows severe damage from being hit so hard it broke the front bell housing that attaches to the motor and nose cone that attaches to the chassis, but the insides area stayed visually fine, when opened it was damaged from the force of the impact and moved both shafts alignments.