delslo93

Well I just got done doing my b16 build. I put all new syncros in the tranny and fully built the motor. I got the motor all installed and ready to go so with my good friend and tuner Mr. John Kerr aka J-K-Tuning.com by for the start up we did that dang thing. The motor started right up but what I noticed was the wheels were spinning and the speedo read somewhere between 5-10mph at idle when the gear shift itself was in neutral...this is what it was still up on jack stands. I thought this was odd but didn't really think much of it until I put it down on the ground for its maden voyage. With the shifter in nuetral I pulled the ebrake to get out of the car to check for leaks before driving it down the road but when I went to take my foot off the clutch pedal it wanted to drive away like it was stuck in a gear but it would then stall. I just got done pulling the tranny back out of the car and tore it apart to have it looked at.

My question is, what could be the possible problems that the tranny itself is still in a gear but the gear shifter itself is in neutral? Never heard of this in my time playing with Honda's.




Modified by delslo93 at 10:29 PM 5/3/2007

delslo93

No one??

1clean_ Ej

try postin it in Tech/Misc

delslo93

will do thanks

boostedcivicsir

chock the wheels and see if it stops or stalls. there is alot of resistence within the trans that can cause the wheels to spin. just chock them and see if it stalls, drives off of the chocks or just stops spinning. if you assembled correctly, this is not uncommon.

boostedcivicsir

wow i just remembered why i dont stop back to this forum that often anymore.

del_slow420

i had the same problem when i rebuilt my trans.. are u sure u put everything back together right.. if u were in maryland i could fix it for u but i dont no how to explain exactly what it wrong

importnoodles

im not too sure that's out of the ordinary, When i took my car to my uncle's shop, we were making our own exhaust system. We had it on his lift.

when we decided to start the car and hear what it would sound like with only 2 feet of pipe and a resonator. To our suprise the wheels started turning while it was in neutral. My uncle said it's normal because there's no resistance on the wheels. It's not like teh wheels turn with much force though They just roll slowly a bit. you sould be fine.

Needless to say the 2 feet of pipe and resonator sounded freakin sweet.

PinoyxEJ6

ROFL ON THE PICTURE!! HAHA GOT my TRANNY SPINNING GEARS! RoFLLLLL

tha_badguy

im no tranny expert but r u sure ur clutch is fully disengaging

del_slow420

turst me somethens not put together right when i first did a trans had no clue what i was doin and thats what happened to mine the only gear i had was 3rd and that was where neutral is

delslo93

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That sounds exactly like what is happening to my tranny. Its like its still in a gear when the shifter is in neutral. What did you do to fix it?

delslo93

Come on I need help!!

aaron_morris

you need to take your internal linkage back out and realigne it right. that is all i could think of. and check to make sure all the clutch parts are working and LOOK like they are in decent condition.