Porsche 930 User manual

Type
User manual
General Data
TRANSMISSION TYPE 930
The following transmissions are installed in the 930 Turbo:
930/30 -4-speed with rear axle final drive 9/38 (standard)
930/32 -4-speed with rear axle final drive 9/36 (not for USA)
The following transmission is installed from 1977 Models:
930/33 -4-speed with a final drive ratio of 9/38
From 1978 Models with the following transmission:
930/34 -4 gears with final drive ratio of9/38
General data
911 turbo
Five-speed transmission G50/50
88-227
A new five-speed transmission has been installed in the 911 Turbo worldwide from Model 89 onward.
This gearbox corresponds to the G 50/00 Carrera gearbox with regards to construction and repair.
The gearbox has been reinforced, however, and the transmission ratios modified to suit the
high engine performance of the turbo engine.
Refer to the Carrera workshop manual (Page 30-0102) for maintenance information.
Five-speed transmission G50/50
Printed in Germany -VII, 1989
30-02
General Data
MANUAL TRANSMISSION TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
Location
Designation
Threads
Material
Torque
NM (kpm)
Drive shaft
Nut
M 30xl.5
8.8
210 -230
(21.0 -23.0)
Drive shaft
Nut
M 20xl.5
C 35 V
160-180
(16-18)
Driven shaft
Nut
M 24xl.5 8
190-100
(19-20)
Stub axle
Stub axle
Stretch bolt
Hex hd screw
M IOxl.5
M IOu. 5
8.8
8.8
(2. 6 -3. 0)
(3. 0 -4. 6)
26-30
39-46
Transm. case
Vent
M 14xl.5 9 S 20 K
20-30
(2 -3)
Gearshift rod
Conical scr.
M 8xl.25
8.8
23-26
(2.3-2.6)
Shift cover Mid-grip nut
M 8xl.25 X 12 Cr
No 18.8
22-25
(2.2-2.5)
Backup light
switch
I
Gear housing
M 18xl.5 MS 25-35
(2.5-3.5)
I
Gearshift
forks
M 6xl.O
8.8
9-11(0.9-1.1)
Hex nut
M 8xl.25
8 22-25
(2.2-2.5)
I
Clamp, gears, transm.I
case, front and side
covers
Hex nut
Shift lock,
transm. case
Hex hd screw
M lOxl.5
8.8
15-18
(1.5-1.8)
24-26
(2.4-2.6)
Hex hd screw
M 8xl.25
8.8
Selector
forks
11.9
135-140
(13.5-14)
Ring gear,
differential
Hex hd screw M 12xl.25
12.9
150-160
(15-16)
Hex hd screw M 12xl.25
5t 37-5.8
20-25
(2-2.5)
Plug with
magnet
M 24x1.5
Con. 1:16
Transm. case
oil drain
5.8
20-25
(2-2.5)
Plug
M 30x1.5
Con. 1:16
Gear housing
Oil filler
5.8
20-25
(2-2.5)
Plug
M 16xl.5
Reverse gear
Lock
Technical Data
30-03
Printed in Germany -IV. 1981
Location
Designation
Threads
Material
Torque
Nm (kpm)
I
Guide tube
Capscrew
M 6xl.O
8.8
8-10
(0.8-1.0)
Clutch and
starter gear
Capscrew
M 8xl.O
8.8
20-'-5
(2.0-2.5)
Starter
Hex nut
M lOxl.5
8
46-50
(4.6-5.0)
Mech. controls
Holder to base
Hex hd screw
M6
8.8 6
(0.6)
Base to tunnel
Socket head
capscrew
M8
8.8 21
(2.1)
ICon. screw in
shift rod end
Con. screw
M8
8.8
15
(1.5)
I
COIl. screw in
coupling
Con. screw
M8
8.8 15
(1.5)
Clamp
Hex hd screw
M8
8.8
25
(2.5)
30-04 Technical Data
Printed in Germany
General
General Data Manual Transm. 930/30, 930/32. 930/33 and
930/34
Ratio
1st gear
2nd gear
3rd gear
4th gear
Reverse
16/36 i = 2.25
23/30 i = 1.3043
28/25 i = 0.8929
32/21 i = 0.6563 (32/20 i = 0.625)
16/39 i = 2.4375
Climbing in 0;0
abo
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Spiral teeth bevel gear wheels
Final drive
Final drive ratio
9/38 i = 4.222 (optional 9/36
9/38 i = 4.222
9/38 i = 4.222
= 4)
1976 models
1977 models
1978 models to 1981 models
Via double joint shafts to rear wheels
Power transmission
53 kg
Transmission weight
(dry) w /0 starter
Approx. 3.7 1 SAE 90 oil of API Classification
GL 5 (or Mil-L 2105 B)
Filling capacity
Note: Deviating values for transmission type 930/34 are in brackets.
30 -05
Specifications
Printed in Germany -IV. 1981
ve
100
47
27
16
gear
gear
gear
gear
General Data
Technical Data
Printed in Germany -III. 1978
30-07
1
-III, 1978Printed in Germany
Removing and Installing Clutch Disc 30 -1
30 Clutch, Control
Removing and Installing Clutch Disc
Printed in Germany
30 -2
Clutch, Control
Notes when
No.
Description
I
Qty.
Remarks
Removing
Installing
1
Clutch bolts
6
Unscrew evenly
Tighten evenly and
diagonally
torque: 2.0-2.5 mkg
(14 -18. 5 ft Ibs)
la
Clutch bolts
DIN 931 from
Trans. No. 776
0013 or 776 1011
9
Unscrew evenly
Tighten evenly and
diagonally.
torque: 2,0-2, 5 mkg
(14 -18, 5 ft Ibs)
2
Washer
6
Replace, if needed
3
Ring gear
1
Check for wear
4
Pressure plate 1
5
Throwout bearing 1
Don't wash. Wipe
with dry rag. Coat
guide tube contact
surface with MoS
lubricant. 2
Don't subject to
pressure -danger
of damage!
6
Clutch disc Check for wear.
Center with clutch
centering tool 9102
1
Removing and Installing Clutch Disc
30 -3
Printed in Germany -IV, 1981
Clutch, Control
REMOVING AND INSTALLING
Removing
Note
1. Hold flywheel with toothed segment P 201 a
and spacer sleeve. Make sure that spacer sleeve
fits engine with adequate clearance.
Clutch linings cannot be replaced.
If applicable, the entire disc is to be replaced.
2. Loosen bolts holding clutch pressure plate to
flywheel evenly and diagonally one or two
threads, until the spring pressure stops (pre-
vents distortion on clutch pressure plate).
5. Check disc with lining for lateral runout.
Permissible lateral run out on 225 mm .
diameter is max. 0.6 mm.
CHECKING CLUTCH DISC
1. Check teeth. The clutch disc must move
easily in axial direction on drive shaft with-
out radial play.
2. Check rivets. Replace clutch disc if in
doubt.
3. Check clutch lining. If clutch lining has oil
spots, is burnt, torn or worn at spots, install
a new disc.
4. Check lining thickness. Thickness of di'lc
+
with riveted lining (no tension) is 10.1 -
0.3 mm. Wear limit (no tension) is 8.5 mm
for symmetrical wear.
Printed in Germany
Removing and Installing Clutch Disc
30 -4
Clutch, Control
CHECKING CLUTCH PRESSURE
PLATE/DISC
The MFZ clutch pressure plate from Fichtel and
Sachs is not designed for reconditioning or repairing.
The inspection is limited to dry cleaning and
removing dust with compressed air and emery
cloth, and a thorough visual! examination.
1. Clean clutch. If necessary. clean bearing
surface of pressure plate with emery cloth.
Remove burnt spots by polishing. Clean entire
assembly thoroughly with compressed air.
2. Check ends of diaphragm springs for traces
of wear from clutch release bearing. Wear
up to a depth of 0, 3 mm is not serious.
4. Check spring connections between pressure
plate and cover for cracks. Check tightness
of rivet connections. Replace pressure plates
with damaged or loose rivets.
3. Check friction surface of pressure plate for
cracks, burnt spots and wear. Check with
steel ruler. Pressure plates which are tapered
up to 0, 3 mm toward inside, can still be
used (check with feeler gauge blade).
-I, 1976
Removing and Installing Clutch Pressure Plate and Disc 30 -5
Printed in Germany
30 Clutch, Control
Installing
1. After cleaning. check clutch contact surface
of flywheel for wear. If necessary, machine
surface and smooth with emery cloth. Replace
the flywheel, if necessary.
2. Lubricate needle bearing in flywheel with
about 1 cm3 (1,5 grams) of MoS2 grease.
3. Install clutch with special tool 9102 to
center in flywheel.
4. Center clutch pressure plate on flywheel.
5. Tighten bolts evenly and diagonally to prevent
distortion on cover. Tighten bolts to speci-
fied torque. Use Special Tool P 201 a and a
spacing sleeve to hold the flywheel.
30 -6
Printed in Germany
Removing and Installing Clutch Pressure Plate and Disc
Clutch. Controls
ADJUSTING CLUTCH FROM 1977 MODELS (with clutch servo on transmission)
Note
Because of the clutch servo it is no longer
possible to check the clutch play exactly at the
clutch pedal. This is why the clutch play of
cars with a servo clutch has to be checked at
the transmission adjusting lever.
Check and adjust clutch, see Repair Manual 911,
Main Group 7 -Page 2.1 -2/3.
30 -7
Printed in Germany -II. 1976
REMOVING AND INSTAlliNG CLUTCH RELEASE SPRING (FROM 1978 MODELS)
Removing
Checking and Lubricating
1. Loosen clutch cable at holder and detach
at release lever.
1. Check movement of release lever on
release lever shaft, correcting if not easy
enough.
2. Remove adjusting lever, by taking off the
circlip and, if applicable, disconnecting
spring for adjusting lever (since October,
1978).
2. Coat following sliding and bearing
surfaces with a waterproof lubricant,
for example: Staburags NBU 12/300 KB
from Kli.iber or a multi-purpose grease.
-Release lever bore.
-Release lever shaft (also splines for
adjusting lever).
-Release spring bearing surface on
console.
-Clutch cable mounting point on release
lever.
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ng
3. Press release lever forward with a suitable
tool (to disengage).
1. Slide release lever with spring on to lever
shaft and mount adjusting lever.
Note
Spring stretches when passing "top dead
center" and the release lever will snap
forward.
Printed in Germany -V. 1984
Removina and Installina Clutch Release Sorina
30-11
Clutch, Controls
2. Press back release lever with a suitable tool
until release spring passes the top dead
center point (lever snaps against stop on
console) .
3. Remove adjusting lever again and mount
as close as possible to release lever.
4. Make basic clutch adjustment.
Removing and Installing Clutch Release Spring
Printed in Germany
30-12
Note
5. Measure release travel.
Clutch cable tightness is correct, if when engaged
the release lever just lifts off of stop.
a) Apply calipers with clutch engaged (see
figure) and read distance I (e.g. 101.9 mm).
b) Disengage clutch and measure distance II
as shown in figure (e.g. 74.7 mm).
Note
If adjusting room on clutch cable holder is not
sufficient, also adjust front end at pedals. For
this purpose, adjust stop on floor plate that relea-
.+
se travel on release lever lS 27 -0.5 mm.
c) Dimension I less dimension II (in example,
101.9 mm minus 74.7 mm= 27.2 mm)
gives the release travel.
Printed in Germany
Adjusting Clutch
30 -14
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Porsche 930 User manual

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