Subject	Agree
Posted by	Wankel boy on February 08, 2010 at 12:52 PM
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In Reply To	You will have to buy a new gear. posted by Spddracer on February 08, 2010 at 06:36 AM
Message	Yep, the new gear is on the way to the local dealership. You are right. The axis of the pinion shaft is eccentric to the axis of the mounting of the sensor. The gear diameters differ by 2 millimeters, and the eccentricity of this sensor puts the pinion axis about 1 millimeter upward. Spin it around 180° and that's downward 1 millimeter which should make the smaller blue gear happy. I believe that some people have gotten away with just swapping the gears. It must have been pretty borderline for my car, because I drove it for 15 or 20 happy minutes before the shredding. Perhaps for some people the tolerances stack up in their favor, for you and me, they didn't.
Follow Ups	blue pinion gear with NA speed sensor - Wankel boy 14:40:35 02/07/10 You can't just change pinon you have to change - njz 18:51:55 02/07/10 False. You can install the NA gear on the TT sensor. - Bernie (NoVA) 22:35:20 02/07/10 But you can't do it the other way. - Spddracer 06:32:12 02/08/10 You will have to buy a new gear. - Spddracer 06:36:33 02/08/10 Agree - Wankel boy 12:52:17 02/08/10 I made it about 3 miles before it sheared off - Spddracer 16:18:27 02/08/10 Use a bigger hammer to make it fit - njz 19:20:10 02/08/10
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