B20B motor swap into a 93 civic need help!!! car wong go into gears
 

hey, I just did a b20b motor swap into a 93 civic and the car will go into gears when the car is off, but when the car is on the car wont go into gears...does anyone know whats the problem??

Re: B20B motor swap into a 93 civic need help!!! car wong go into gears (supamanRicer)
 

did you bleed the clutch? does it even have fluid in it?

Re: B20B motor swap into a 93 civic need help!!! car wong go into gears (supamanRicer)
 

could be your clutch, or something in the clutch hydraulic system; master cylinder, slave cylinder... Have somebody press your clutch pedal and make sure the arm is moving...

Re: B20B motor swap into a 93 civic need help!!! car wong go into gears (Suck my DX)
 

do you need to bleed the clutch?? yes it has fluid in there

Re: B20B motor swap into a 93 civic need help!!! car wong go into gears (supamanRicer)
 

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Having fluid and having it bled properly are two different things. If it has air in the lines then it doesn't matter if there's fluid in there since the air will compress and the fluid will not actuate the clutch slave cyl. Are there any leaks in your hydraulic system? master cyl, slave cyl, hard lines, soft line?

If you replaced the clutch when the swap was out, it's possible the clutch disk could be on backwards. Also, it's possible the throwout bearing isn't seated properly. If no clutch install, forget these last 2

Re: B20B motor swap into a 93 civic need help!!! car wong go into gears (EKcivicEX)
 

my bads i meant a cable clutch were not using a hydraulic clutch were using a cable clutch alrights but now when we try to put the car in neutral and roll the car the car wont budge.....need help....

Re: B20B motor swap into a 93 civic need help!!! car wong go into gears (supamanRicer)
 

how exactly are you running the cable clutch in that car?