Driveshaft differences?
22 September 2015, 06:17 PM
#1
Driveshaft differences?
Hi there.
I purchased a reconditioned bug wrx gearbox for my 05 wrx wagon and my mechanic just called me to say the front drive shafts are different?
Is there anything that can be changed or do I need to buy different driveshafts.
Cheers.
Both codes are the same just one number different.
I purchased a reconditioned bug wrx gearbox for my 05 wrx wagon and my mechanic just called me to say the front drive shafts are different?
Is there anything that can be changed or do I need to buy different driveshafts.
Cheers.
Both codes are the same just one number different.
23 September 2015, 06:45 AM
#2
Hi there.
I purchased a reconditioned bug wrx gearbox for my 05 wrx wagon and my mechanic just called me to say the front drive shafts are different?
Is there anything that can be changed or do I need to buy different driveshafts.
Cheers.
Both codes are the same just one number different.
I purchased a reconditioned bug wrx gearbox for my 05 wrx wagon and my mechanic just called me to say the front drive shafts are different?
Is there anything that can be changed or do I need to buy different driveshafts.
Cheers.
Both codes are the same just one number different.
23 September 2015, 07:35 AM
#4
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MY01-03 comes with male stub shafts in the gearbox. MY03 - TY754VN4AA
MY04 - TY754VN5AA
MY05 - TY754VN6AA
http://opposedforces.com/parts/impre...llustration_1/
MY04 - TY754VN5AA
MY05 - TY754VN6AA
http://opposedforces.com/parts/impre...llustration_1/
23 September 2015, 09:27 AM
#5
If it is just the half shafts that are different that's no worries
If you have male stub axles. And female shafts remove the stub shafts from the old box long with the seals in the box and refit to your new one. Make sure to get the seals as it won't work else.
And vice-versa for the other way round you'll just need male ended shafts.
I know it works for the 6spds. Can't see why it would be different for 5spds
If you have male stub axles. And female shafts remove the stub shafts from the old box long with the seals in the box and refit to your new one. Make sure to get the seals as it won't work else.
And vice-versa for the other way round you'll just need male ended shafts.
I know it works for the 6spds. Can't see why it would be different for 5spds
23 September 2015, 07:55 PM
#6
If it is just the half shafts that are different that's no worries
If you have male stub axles. And female shafts remove the stub shafts from the old box long with the seals in the box and refit to your new one. Make sure to get the seals as it won't work else.
And vice-versa for the other way round you'll just need male ended shafts.
I know it works for the 6spds. Can't see why it would be different for 5spds
If you have male stub axles. And female shafts remove the stub shafts from the old box long with the seals in the box and refit to your new one. Make sure to get the seals as it won't work else.
And vice-versa for the other way round you'll just need male ended shafts.
I know it works for the 6spds. Can't see why it would be different for 5spds
The guy I bought the box off has sent out the driveshafts from the bug the gearbox was fitted too.so hopefully that will be it.
Mine was a 6aa and his is a 1aa.
23 September 2015, 08:02 PM
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