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PostPosted: Mon Jan 27, 2020 7:06 pm 
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People have been telling me that instead of fixing my gearbox I have now from a 1965 Cooper S I should just get a rebuilt one, but the ones I have found are off of standard 1275 engines. Is there a difference in gearing or am I missing something else. Right now the gearbox is connected to my 998 engine so I don't know much about the difference in gearboxes


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PostPosted: Mon Jan 27, 2020 7:10 pm 
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Yes the ratios are quite different. I would get your MK 1 S one reconditioned to keep it original. They are worth more.
What car is it?

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PostPosted: Mon Jan 27, 2020 7:18 pm 
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On the front of the gearbox there will be a number cast in - e.g. 22G333, 22G68 and that will tell you what type it is and where it came from

There are lots of different gear choices - normal ratio, close ratio, 4 sync, 3 sync (A or B type) and then lots of different diff ratios

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PostPosted: Mon Jan 27, 2020 8:07 pm 
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drmini in aust wrote:
Yes the ratios are quite different. I would get your MK 1 S one reconditioned to keep it original. They are worth more.
What car is it?

It's in my 77 Leyland Sunshine. I got it with the car and I took when I took it to get thr rec done the guys at mini makeovers said it was a mid 60's cooper s gearbox.


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PostPosted: Mon Jan 27, 2020 8:52 pm 
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Woody_Woodvine wrote:
drmini in aust wrote:
Yes the ratios are quite different. I would get your MK 1 S one reconditioned to keep it original. They are worth more.
What car is it?

It's in my 77 Leyland Sunshine. I got it with the car and I took when I took it to get thr rec done the guys at mini makeovers said it was a mid 60's cooper s gearbox.

A mid 60s Cooper S box is a 3 syncro 22G333 with a serial number 12FA xxxx. They came with a remote housing shifter.

The Sunshine had a 4 syncro Rod change style 22G1832


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PostPosted: Mon Jan 27, 2020 9:05 pm 
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seems strange a 77 would have a mid 60s gearbox,like the others have said check the numbers on the front


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Woody_Woodvine wrote:
drmini in aust wrote:
Yes the ratios are quite different. I would get your MK 1 S one reconditioned to keep it original. They are worth more.
What car is it?

It's in my 77 Leyland Sunshine. I got it with the car and I took when I took it to get thr rec done the guys at mini makeovers said it was a mid 60's cooper s gearbox.


Take it to a proper Mini workshop and get a second opinion. Unfortunately the people you are dealing with have NFI.

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Woody_Woodvine wrote:
People have been telling me that instead of fixing my gearbox I have now from a 1965 Cooper S I should just get a rebuilt one, but the ones I have found are off of standard 1275 engines. Is there a difference in gearing or am I missing something else. Right now the gearbox is connected to my 998 engine so I don't know much about the difference in gearboxes


Beware of any repairer who says something like "its the wrong box (although it is possible), its completely shot - need a new one, I can take that old rubbish off your hands" etc

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PostPosted: Tue Jan 28, 2020 10:58 am 
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miniimports wrote:
seems strange a 77 would have a mid 60s gearbox,like the others have said check the numbers on the front

It's not the original engine it's out of a late 60s van from the engine number


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PostPosted: Tue Jan 28, 2020 11:17 am 
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I found this. I dont think this is the right number. I found it on the front. Is there another spot were the numbers is?


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Other side of the gearbox case - at the front under the oil filter


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22/xxxx is the serial number given to a box fitted to the YDO 22 (M2/22 body).

Here is a pic of an early Clubman 22G1128 4 Syncro Box with a serial number 22/3721

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PostPosted: Tue Jan 28, 2020 12:14 pm 
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timmy201 wrote:
Other side of the gearbox case - at the front under the oil filter

Yep it says 22G**** so I should keep the gearbox. So I'm going to get the keep the gearbox. But who would would you recommend to rebuild it? I'm never rebuilt one and the last time I asked mini makeovers they said it would be $1800 to rebuild it. Who else would you guys recommend?


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PostPosted: Tue Jan 28, 2020 12:30 pm 
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Woody_Woodvine wrote:
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Other side of the gearbox case - at the front under the oil filter

Yep it says 22G**** so I should keep the gearbox. So I'm going to get the keep the gearbox. But who would would you recommend to rebuild it? I'm never rebuilt one and the last time I asked mini makeovers they said it would be $1800 to rebuild it. Who else would you guys recommend?


Is it 22G1832 or 22G1128?


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PostPosted: Tue Jan 28, 2020 12:34 pm 
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There is a list of businesses here
viewtopic.php?f=41&t=83593

What is actually wrong with the gearbox now?

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