1993 Civic DX How do I remove the automatic shift cable?
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1993 Civic DX How do I remove the automatic shift cable?
I am in the process of swapping out my blown D15B7 for a JDM D15B..
I currently have an auto trans and it is staying that way due to smaller than desired budget
my tranny and motor currently are both junk.
I am swapping in the new motor and trans but have ran into a problem.
I am trying to figure out how to get the shift cable free from the transmission?! I need to re use this part and I cannot for the life of me figure out to get it free, i've searched everywhere and no one seems to have any answers!
I currently have an auto trans and it is staying that way due to smaller than desired budget
my tranny and motor currently are both junk.
I am swapping in the new motor and trans but have ran into a problem.
I am trying to figure out how to get the shift cable free from the transmission?! I need to re use this part and I cannot for the life of me figure out to get it free, i've searched everywhere and no one seems to have any answers!
Last edited by 94EG8; 10-07-2012 at 03:23 AM.
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Re: 1993 Civic DX urgent tranny question!
I believe you remove the small cover there (2 or 3 bolts?) and underneath there is a small bolt holding the cable end assy. to the shaft. You may have to remove the inspection plate prior to removing the cable cover.
Unless that is the JDM pictured in which case it might be different.
Unless that is the JDM pictured in which case it might be different.
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Re: 1993 Civic DX urgent tranny question!
I believe you remove the small cover there (2 or 3 bolts?) and underneath there is a small bolt holding the cable end assy. to the shaft. You may have to remove the inspection plate prior to removing the cable cover.
Unless that is the JDM pictured in which case it might be different.
Unless that is the JDM pictured in which case it might be different.
Thanks for the info.
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Re: 1993 Civic DX How do I remove the automatic shift cable?
There are 2 bolts holding a small aluminum cover over the end of the cable. Remove them and take the cover off. You will then see where the cable attaches to the transmission with a small bolt (10mm head)
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Re: 1993 Civic DX How do I remove the automatic shift cable?
I am in the process of swapping out my blown D15B7 for a JDM D15B..
I currently have an auto trans and it is staying that way due to smaller than desired budget
my tranny and motor currently are both junk.
I am swapping in the new motor and trans but have ran into a problem.
I am trying to figure out how to get the shift cable free from the transmission?! I need to re use this part and I cannot for the life of me figure out to get it free, i've searched everywhere and no one seems to have any answers!
I currently have an auto trans and it is staying that way due to smaller than desired budget
my tranny and motor currently are both junk.
I am swapping in the new motor and trans but have ran into a problem.
I am trying to figure out how to get the shift cable free from the transmission?! I need to re use this part and I cannot for the life of me figure out to get it free, i've searched everywhere and no one seems to have any answers!
Or try to jerk it off
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Re: 1993 Civic DX How do I remove the automatic shift cable?
There should be another bolt about 2 or 3 inches in front of the one pictured, after that the cover should just pop off( sometimes they get alittle stuck, just give it a couple love taps and it will come off)... I just did this a couple days ago on my civic (:
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