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Old 08-17-2010, 11:47 AM
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I need some Help!!! I have a 99 Civic ex with a B18b1 in it. This has been a long project and one problem after another. I finally got the engine started but now I'm having trouble getting it in gear. I have a hasport Cable to hydro conversion on the tranny. when I push the clutch pedal in, it doesn't disengage the clutch. I bled it a couple times and it still doesn't work. does anyone know what might be the problem? ANY ADVICE WOULD HELP THANKS!!!
Old 08-18-2010, 09:15 AM
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did you open the clutch hydraulic system up?

if so its going to take more than a couple times to get it bled properly

keep bleeding it until the pedal pressure comes back
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These are the pictures of the hasport conversion and with the Slave cylinder attatch on two of the 3 pictures. I took the slave cylinder off and the put it back on and bled the system. is it possable that I need a longer push pin? If I got a larger master cylinder would that creat more pressure? On the one picture I marked the tranny with a red marker. the line on the bottom is when the clutch pedal is out. it only moves about 1-1.5 inches. Let me know what you think..
Thanks for the help!
Also the pedal feels perfect
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Is the pedal soft or spongy? If not, you might try adjusting the clutch pedal.
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the clutch pedal feels fine. When i push the pedal to the floor it doesn't disengage the clutch... meaning It wont go into gear. the only one it that does anything is rev. and it grinds. I think it needs to go up an inch or so inorder for it to disengage the clutch but I'm not sure. what do you think?
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not to offend but did u hook up the shift linkage???

also have u try to putting the car in gear when the car is off and turning on the car while in gear??

did u install the clutch backwards?
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This is my first swap so I'm not offended by much. It has been a long and frustrating process. I did hook up the shift linkage. and the car does go into gear when the car is off and I have takin it for a very short once I got the engine to fire. Thanks for all your help!!
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Have a friend check it at the transmission with the clutch depressed. Do you get full travel? I bet you just need to adjust the clutch pedal a bit. Try turning the adjustment rod clockwise.
Look here:http://www.civicforums.com/forums/12...djustment.html
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What is the proper travel? my Slave cylinder moves, the lever that the cable would be connected to, about 1.5 inches. I'll messure it tomarrow and let you know.. I have a pic of the travel that i'll upload to.
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P.S. I'll try to adjust the pedal to see if that might work
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Here is the picture of how far the lever on the cable tanny travels... is there anone out their with a cabel tanny that know how far the lever has to travel to disengage the clutch? Mine travels less then an inch... 21mm... anyone know the distence? please help!!!!!
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