JDM engine and transmission replacement
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JDM engine and transmission replacement
ok so my engine had been giving me lots of trouble lately and it turn out to be the head gasket now my tranny is stopped working after I had it rebuilt only 2 years ago so now I'm thinking of getting a JDM engine and tranny so I don't keep any old problems and start fresh.
I have a civic 2001 EX 1.7 and was wondering if anyone knows any problems I may encounter replacing my oem engine and tranny with JDM.
Ive been reading and most problems I have read about (not particularly on my model) are sensors and solenoids on the tranny that I may need to transfer from my original to the JDM
anyways if anyone knows anything I need to look out for before committing to this please advise me so I can be ready
thank you guys for your help!!
I have a civic 2001 EX 1.7 and was wondering if anyone knows any problems I may encounter replacing my oem engine and tranny with JDM.
Ive been reading and most problems I have read about (not particularly on my model) are sensors and solenoids on the tranny that I may need to transfer from my original to the JDM
anyways if anyone knows anything I need to look out for before committing to this please advise me so I can be ready
thank you guys for your help!!
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so far I've checked around and the only thing Ive heard is some sensors on the tranny need to to be replaced from your original to the jdm or they may give you a tc code (torque converter) but it will still run good other than that if you replace a d17a with equal 2001 to 2005 it plug and play :O yeah lets see bout that lol
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so far I've checked around and the only thing Ive heard is some sensors on the tranny need to to be replaced from your original to the jdm or they may give you a tc code (torque converter) but it will still run good other than that if you replace a d17a with equal 2001 to 2005 it plug and play :O yeah lets see bout that lol
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from what ive asked you can do it either way you can use your us tranny on jdm motor or visa-versa only thing I was told was you may get a check engine light on the torque converter for the JDM tranny havent ordered mine yet so if I do it before you Ill keep you updated
Im getting both jdm
Im getting both jdm
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from what ive asked you can do it either way you can use your us tranny on jdm motor or visa-versa only thing I was told was you may get a check engine light on the torque converter for the JDM tranny havent ordered mine yet so if I do it before you Ill keep you updated
Im getting both jdm
Im getting both jdm
although I currently have a US EX tranny sitting around, needs rebuilt. I see the rebuild kit on ebay, could probably pay someone to do it for $300 or less. I would rather rebuild that one knowing it wouldnt throw any codes if I ever needed to swap it.
Im really more concerned about the engine swap. Complete VTEC motor swap for $400(potential issues), VS longblock rebuilt d17a2 for $800(all gaskets but no pump or timing belt or valve cover- straight drop in.)
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I really wanna know too cuz I have an d17a1 which runs hard (i guess its modded but dunno whats thea yet. Still a jdm 400$ 140hp engine swap sounds good!
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