tranny mount q's
06-13-2011, 05:59 AM
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tranny mount q's
input shaft bearing going on my 96 dx hatch 5spd. picked up a 95 ex 5spd from a guy and he mentioned I would need to swap out my tranny mounts for it to bolt in? I was busy looking over the tranny before I paid him and it sort of didn't sink in until now that he said that? anyone know for a fact one way or another is I will need tranny mounts from a 95 to put this in my hatch?
06-15-2011, 06:34 AM
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Re: tranny mount q's
no pics. just have my car with stock tranny in it, and the 95 ex one I got. guess I'll try to take a good look when I get it on the lift to swap it out and do the clutch. BEFORE I take it out. would suck to take it apart and not have the right mount to put the new one in. which is what "I am trying to avoid
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Re: tranny mount q's
the difference is 92-95 has a craddle welded to the side/frame and the rubber mount bolts to tranny. The 96-00 is opposite, craddle bolted to tranny and rubber mount bolted to side/frame. The tranny mounts will enter-change 92-00. You just need the mounts for the year of the car.
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Re: tranny mount q's
No. You're not understanding this at all. You need to reuse the '96 - '00 Mounts you have, the bolt pattern on the top of the transmission is the same, but '92 - '95 Civics used a different style mount than '96 - '00 Match the mount to the car, not the tranny.
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