Transmission out, looks like an Audi trans, what should I look for?

[bwdz]

What did the clutch and pressure plate look like? How do you know your problem is in the transmission and not the slave or master cylinder for the clutch? Since you don't know what to look for why would you open it. It is a VW/Audi trans, it doesn't match up with any other car as far as the gear ratios go. It looks like a Passat or front wheel drive A4 but they won't be exactly the same to my knowledge at least I haven't heard of it personally. It is an Audi 01A with a gear set and diff for the Porsche app so supposedly they are different.

[78F350]

My 2001 Porsche 5-speed has the same VW Audi markings.
You may find some useful information here:
http://986forum.com/forums/general-discussions/56662-audi-swap.html

[VII]

Originally Posted by bwdz

What did the clutch and pressure plate look like?

I haven't removed them from the engine yet but I will.

Originally Posted by bwdz

How do you know your problem is in the transmission and not the slave or master cylinder for the clutch? Since you don't know what to look for why would you open it.

Well, I am hoping someone would point me in a common fault direction but I can certainly identify obvious issues.

Originally Posted by bwdz

It is a VW/Audi trans, it doesn't match up with any other car as far as the gear ratios go. It looks like a Passat or front wheel drive A4 but they won't be exactly the same to my knowledge at least I haven't heard of it personally. It is an Audi 01A with a gear set and diff for the Porsche app so supposedly they are different.

The A4, Passat, etc should have lower gearing, which I am absolutely fine with.

Originally Posted by 78F350

My 2001 Porsche 5-speed has the same VW Audi markings.
You may find some useful information here:
http://986forum.com/forums/general-discussions/56662-audi-swap.html

This is where I got the idea from of swapping the A4 transmission in. I just didn't realize my transmission had already been swapped. Just need to know what year A4/Passat works.

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Woops, double post