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Getrag.
The Midland is known for its weakness and many people have had to replace their Midland gearbox.
However, the Getrag isn't exactly bulletproof either.
I also know a few people who have had to replace their Getrag.
But in general, the Midland is the weaker gearbox.
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The Midland is known for its weakness and many people have had to replace their Midland gearbox.
However, the Getrag isn't exactly bulletproof either.
I also know a few people who have had to replace their Getrag.
But in general, the Midland is the weaker gearbox.
Kind regards
Der Abt
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MIB was less than 7 months old and it spit out the synchronizer on second gear. Dryer and Reinbold gave me a R50 CVT/Automatic for a loaner. What a difference! Glad I went manual.
Well the bottom line is when D&R was done MIB was like new. Never had the problem again. MIB was a 2006 R50 5 speed.
Well the bottom line is when D&R was done MIB was like new. Never had the problem again. MIB was a 2006 R50 5 speed.
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