vtec69

I was driving home from work and I went to make a turn from a complete stop pretty quickly and i moved about 2 feet and then I heard a little pop and then the motor would just rev up.
I tryed putting it into gear but move but the car wount move anywhere. I tryed every gear and none of them worked!!!
I also tryed putting it into 1st gear without stepping on the clutch and it went right into first gear.
Is this my clutch or my axles or even my tranny?!?!?!?!
My clutch setup is an Clutch-net pressure plate with an ACT Street strip clutch in a 00 si tranny with driveshaft shop stage 1 axles.
Also BTW when i would be reving the motor up in different gears the speedometer would move also but the car wouldnt?!?!
Please help!
TIA
-Brian

vtec69

anyone???

94TealGSR

If your speedo is going up the tranny must be turning, so I would think that rules out a clutch problem. I know it doesn't shed much light on the problem, but that's my best shot.

vtec69

alright i just jacked the car up and went under the car and didnt see any of the axles broken but i tryed to spin the driver side wheel and i heard a clunking sound and the axle shaft didnt turn when i turned the tire just the boot spinned
any suggestions???

white4drint

get it fixed

vtec69

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thanks for the good advice

ITR#132

Its the axles. Take a look at the pics.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=441018

romeo619romeo

broken DIFF maybe? or maybe you just broke the little rod on the clutch or something i dunno hope that helps.. look at the slave cylinder too


[Modified by romeo619romeo, 6:22 AM 3/29/2003]

JimBlake

If it was his diff or his clutch, then the axle shaft would spin when he spins the tire. It's gotta be the CV joint, which is part of the axle assembly.

Fez

Its your axles.

gsirnj

If you downshifted badly durnig the stop, sounds like you poped out the little springs that are on the clutch. I've poped a few of those out several times from shifting up/down in autocrossing and road racing. The springs are propably rolling around the clutch area, preventing you to shift into gear. If you turn the car off, you can put it into gear, turn the car on and somehow get the car moving.

JimBlake

If it was the clutch, how does that explain the fact than when he spins the tire, the axle doesn't spin.... Gotta be the CV or the end of the axle.

vtec69

it turned out that it was the axle and i got it fixed by purchaseing a set of dss stage 2 so hopefully those will last longer than my stage 1's

Thanks for all your help
-Brian