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my 1990 prelude is 5 speed and i just got done putting a tranny in it
but it seems not to be shifting right. the clutch works grabs and everything like that but its hard to shift it like i have to slam it into gear. i just took the tranny out of the same car year and everything same engine and tranny. it worked before i took it out of the other car and everthing it wasnt hard to shift. i put the tranny in the right way and wverything what else can it be? |
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tj wrote:
> > my 1990 prelude is 5 speed and i just got done putting a tranny in it > but it seems not to be shifting right. the clutch works grabs and > everything like that but its hard to shift it like i have to slam it > into gear. i just took the tranny out of the same car year and > everything same engine and tranny. it worked before i took it out of > the other car and everthing it wasnt hard to shift. i put the tranny in > the right way and wverything what else can it be? ------------------------------- If the 1990 uses a hydraulic clutch, refill and bleed the brake fluid that's in it. You may have introduced AIR into the system. Other problem might be you bent the clutch disk? 'Curly' |
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I am taking a manual tranny course right now and can offer
some of the book and ASE test answers, backed up by what I saw in lab. You can try checking the linkage bushings and pivot points shown at the link below, and performing the gearshift cable adjustments shown. Replace the bushings as needed, or apply light oil. http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...2sf100/8-3.pdf What transmission fluid are you using? The Honda OEM MTF is said to give smoother shifting. The clutch not disengaging can cause hard shifting as well, but I see you say you think the clutch is fine. Lastly, the engine mounts, if worn, can change the effective length of the clutch or gearshift cables and so cause problems. Other causes are internal to the tranny, but since this tranny worked fine on another car, it makes sense to look at what's changed externally to this tranny, as I'm sure you know. Just curious: What was wrong with the old tranny? "tj" <tjbilsak@yahoo.com> wrote > my 1990 prelude is 5 speed and i just got done putting a > tranny in it > but it seems not to be shifting right. the clutch works > grabs and > everything like that but its hard to shift it like i have > to slam it > into gear. i just took the tranny out of the same car year > and > everything same engine and tranny. it worked before i took > it out of > the other car and everthing it wasnt hard to shift. i put > the tranny in > the right way and wverything what else can it be? |
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p.s.
Some cautions about adjusting the cables appear at http://autozone.com/servlet/UiBroker...3d800d1800.jsp |
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