Well, I'm not going to just keep ripping trannies out, it hurts my feelings. I'm not sure exactly why it's hung in second, since I was using granny gear at the time. I fear that I inadvertently grabbed the shifter.
Phillip: "Take me for a ride in that thang."
me: "OK! Do you have any terraces we can play on?"
Phillip: "Well, there's that bank there below the driveway, but You can't go up that in this little ol' car!"
me: "Hang on!"
After reading this, this deserves another episode from the Adventures of Bam. Just pissed I wasnt the one riding during this episode! HA!
I haven't gotten to it yet. I replaced the failing rear wheel bearing on cnote, took the rear diff out of the Suburban. Next is intake manifold on mother-in-law's Buick. Then power windows on nephew's Maxima.
And I have to swap the B20 into cnote before February's Keys trip...
I haven't gotten to it yet. I replaced the failing rear wheel bearing on cnote, took the rear diff out of the Suburban. Next is intake manifold on mother-in-law's Buick. Then power windows on nephew's Maxima.
And I have to swap the B20 into cnote before February's Keys trip...
jeeeeeeeeeeeezee... busy... Should never let anyone know you may be able to fix their vehicle...
Tranny was prolly just a fluke. I gernaded an RT tranny on snow while ripping on it grabbing gears but yet the 100+ boost launches I did never fazed it....
Well, I finally got opportunity and motive together
was talking to a local Honda guru, he says he remembers someone using a '88 or so Accord clutch disc to mate the small-spline '88 tranny to the larger 212mm clutch and flywheel of a '90-up d-series. Anybody know about that?
got her scattered about, will wait 'til after the first to ask my clutch guy. He's closed for the holidays.
So using the accord disc do you still use the civic clutch cover? and a flywheel from a 90-91 d16? what would the benefit to using this setup?
The benefit is that you can use the larger 212mm clutch with the smaller-spline '88 transmission. ('88 disc was only 190mm).
In my case, I already bought a performance clutch set to use with a '91 model transmission. I broke that tranny, and have 3 spares that are all '88s. By using the Accord disc, I can buy only the disc and still use my existing flywheel and cover..
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After reading this, this deserves another episode from the Adventures of Bam. Just pissed I wasnt the one riding during this episode! HA!
did the Transmission come out of 2nd gear or did you have to replace it all together..?
And I have to swap the B20 into cnote before February's Keys trip...
jeeeeeeeeeeeezee... busy... Should never let anyone know you may be able to fix their vehicle...
strike suburban off the list.
One step closer... put the front brakes and turned rotors back on tonight.
Goldie is what I want to be working on, so it'll happen soon. Talked to Pat tonight about new bumper concept.
Want. So want.
Probably the brushguard part on top. Thanks!
she's been sitting right there for a good month, since shenrie came thru...
Was left on my windshield in a Walmart lot.
was talking to a local Honda guru, he says he remembers someone using a '88 or so Accord clutch disc to mate the small-spline '88 tranny to the larger 212mm clutch and flywheel of a '90-up d-series. Anybody know about that?
got her scattered about, will wait 'til after the first to ask my clutch guy. He's closed for the holidays.
http://www.jdmhub.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=2_687_700_701_2132&product_id=8146
I wouldn't recommend a light flywheel with the lift and bigger tires to pull. especially if you plan any offroad crawling.
The benefit is that you can use the larger 212mm clutch with the smaller-spline '88 transmission. ('88 disc was only 190mm).
In my case, I already bought a performance clutch set to use with a '91 model transmission. I broke that tranny, and have 3 spares that are all '88s. By using the Accord disc, I can buy only the disc and still use my existing flywheel and cover..
just plain ol' "bigger is better!"
Now if we could harness our power to get our projects done, we would be rocking and rolling.