vegeta202003

HEY I'M A HONDA NOOB. AND I GOT A PROBLEM IF ANYONE COULD HELP ME I GREATLY APPRECIATE IT. I HAVE A 95 HONDA CIVIC EX WITH D16 Z6 AND I WAS DRIVE THE CAR FOR ABOUT THREE MONTHS AND THE CLUTCH STARTED SLIPPING A LITTLE BIT WHEN I REALLY GOT ON HER I FIGURED IT NEEDED A NEW CLUTCH SO I KEPT DRIVING IT REAL EASY TO FINISH OUT THE SUMMER AND IT WENT ANOTHER MONTH AND IT STARTED WINNING THEN I WENT TO PUPL AWAY FROM A CORNER AND IT STARTED TO TAKE OFF THEN I LOST EVERYTHING ALL IT WILL DO IS REV UP THE PROBLEM I AM HAVING IS I THOUGHT IF A CLUTCH ENT OUT MY CAR WOULD GRIND IF I TRIED PUTTING IT IN GEAR MINE DOES NOT I CAN PUT MY CAR IN ANY GEAR INCLUDING REVERSE AND IT WILL DO NOTHING I DON'T EVEN HAVE TO PRESS IN THE CLUTCH WHILE IT'S RUNNING IT JUST GOES IN EVERY GEAR no grinding or nothing and I was just curious if anyone could help me out thank you

Dave87

First I would jack the car up and visual check the shift linkage to see if it's busted. It's kinda weird that with the engine is running you can put the car in any gear and it doesn't grind what so ever. If the shift linkage is okay then it's possible that a the shift fork or a major component could be gone. That would definitely require the help of a skilled mechanic if you're not up for pulling up a diy thread on here and getting your hands dirty.

Former User

Please turn off the caps lock button on your keyboard. All caps writing is considered shouting, and it's also difficult to read.

It does sound like the clutch is toast. You'll need to drop the transmission to check and replace.

numberone

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Pressure plate- bad

vegeta202003

When I put the car in gear I can watch it move into the tranny I did a bit of research and they say that a typical problem with civic clutches is the release bearing gets stuck bc there are some kinda flanges that wear down and hold the bearing so its like I got the clutch pushed in when I'm not actually pushing it in does that sound like it could be it or am I just reading some bullshit?

vegeta202003

N e one know anything about this?

92bseries

your best bet dragonball z, is to pull the transmission yourself, or have someone do it if you cant, to actually diagnose the problem. it will have to get fixed regardless, so may as well pull it to find out whats wrong