gen2tegboi

Hi,

I have a 95 Del Sol Si that I got about 3 years ago. I noticed that the previous owner swapped the transmission. I can't get a hold of him anymore. So I was wondering if any D series axles will fit whatever tranny it is I have?

How can I identify what transmission I have? or what transmissions fit a d16z6?

I need to replace my axles, and I have no clue what tranny I have to get the axles. I know for sure its not a d16z6 tranny because previous owner told me but I can't remember.

any help will be greatly appreciated.

frankenghia

is there an ID tag anywhere on the tranny?

instructor74

Look at the trans near the fill bolt there is a small stamp in the casting it will say B000 if its d16z6 trans A000 if its any of the other 92-95 civic trans. As far as what trim and final grear ratio of the A000 is it hard unless open the case

94EG8

All '92 - '00 D-series axles are the same other than ABS vs Non-ABS (even then you can use ABS axles in anything) automatic and manual are the same as well.

gen2tegboi

so it is safe to assume whatever tranny I have is a d-series and for axles any '92-'00 axles would fit?

there isn't any possibility I have any other tranny since it wouldn't work or bolt up?

thank you very much for your input.

gen2tegboi

I won't be able to check that out until tomorrow, I'll check for the A000 or B000 stamp.

thank you very much for your help.

I am not worried about what exact tranny I have. I just need some axles for my bone stock Sol.

btw, would I need to know the exact tranny I have if I ever need to do the clutch?

sorry I'm a noob in case you haven't noticed, lol.

94EG8

As long as the owner hasn't swapped a different type of engine that would require a different transmission, then no you shouldn't have anything to worry about.

No, assuming it's a D-series, all '92 - '00 D-series clutches are the same (disc and pressure plate is actually the same from '90 - '05, possibly all the way up to 2011, years other than '92 - '00 will in some cases use a different pilot and release bearing and possibly a different flywheel in certain cases)

gen2tegboi

one thing I know for sure is that it is a d16z6 so that answers the tranny question, and the clutch question answered as well.

any other info or things I should be aware now that I live with a d16z6 with a different d series tranny?

thanks for the great help from you and everybody else.

eghatch9295

iTrader: (1)

the only difference youd notice is in the gearing.

gen2tegboi

true that I read about while researching.

gen2tegboi

I was able to check today and all I found was a sticker that said "s20-2311093" I was not able to find any other number stamped around, then again its a little dirty around there since I have axle grease all around there. will that number help at all?

gen2tegboi

I just found a reference pic in Google, so now I know exactly where it is and I have some De-greasing to do. I'll get back at you guys later.

thanks

gen2tegboi

I was finally able to see the stamp today after using some brake cleaner to clean the area. It clearly says P20-B000. So I do have a z6 tranny?

94EG8

It's either a Z6 or Y8 tranny (which are geared the same, Y8s had steel shift forks vs the aluminum for the Z6) or it's an HX transmission (geared horribly long)

gen2tegboi

so now, there's a chance its an HX too? I thought it could only be an ex or si tranny.

94EG8

Just realized you posted earlier that it's got an S20 sticker, which means '92 - '95, there were no HXs for those years so it's definitely an EX/Si tranny.

gen2tegboi

great, thanks a lot "94EG8". you have been really helpful.

btw I just opened another thread about a leak can you check it out and offer me some advice there.

https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2930282

thanks again