tx95excoupe

I am trying to put my shift extension back on and i have the old spring pin. Can i just reuse it or do i have to go to get a new one? And if i do where do I get one at? When I Get one how easy is it to reinstall it.

fdavie

Honda reccomends replacing it - it's only a few bucks, might as well, especially if you had the original one on there. But it probably won't make a difference if you reuse it.

Its about as easy to get on as it is to get off. I'd reccomend using a c-clamp to help get it in - tighten the clamp around the pin, hit the clamp with a hammer, retighten, repeat. Worked better than just a hammer for me. Just make sure its a cheap clamp that you'll never need again. Harbor Frieght FTW!

tx95excoupe

Where can i get a new one? Do i have to go through the Honda Dealership or can i just go to autozone or something for one?

Ex-Eg-Driver

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Replace that bitch. I have used a used one when putting back on a shift linkage and theres a big *** difference. Get a new one from Honda. For like $2.

tx95excoupe

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what kind of difference do you notice, because i had to reuse the old one...i couldnt get one at 5pm on saturday..so i had to reuse it, and so far i dont see a difference.

Archidictus

The tighter the spring pin, the less slop there is in the shifter.

Syndacate

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Yeah, that's why I replaced mine when I swapped trans's.

I really have no clue why so many people have a problem with this thing .

tx95excoupe

well so far i dont notice a difference in shifting.

Archidictus

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If you put the same pin in the same linkage, it's going to be the same as it was before you replaced anything If you install a new spring pin - one that hasn't been compressed by thousands of miles of driving - it'll probably tighten up the shifter a bit and keep it from wobbling around as much when in gear.

Mista Bone

I've never replaced mine, but have one on hand, 5 more coming.

BTW 88-95 = &gt;$1 8x20mm spring pin

Archidictus

I vouch for Bone