95 civic ex EJ1 transmission gears upside down!!!!
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95 civic ex EJ1 transmission gears upside down!!!!
whats up guys i have a h22a swap in my ej1. it has the p2u5 manual accord transmission and the gears are upside down ! in other words 1st 3rd and 5th gear are not on top they are on bottom where 2nd 4th and reverse go and vice versa. ive been told to swap the shift linkage cables around and ive looked at both sides, where the connect under the hood and where they connect to the shifter and they dont look the same size to be swapping. do they mean that the engine side needs to be in the shifter side or just take one off and put it where the other goes ? any info would be great ! this is my daily driver and its kind of annoying driving it like that since the swap has happened haha
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Re: 95 civic ex EJ1 transmission gears upside down!!!!
That sounds unique. I would list it as a Honda Special Edition or better yet "Limited Edition" and raise the price a few thousand dollars.
It would have to be swapping the lines. Take one off and put it on the other. Easiest start to solving your dilemma.
How many times did you stall this thing and red line it before you figured out what was going on?
It would have to be swapping the lines. Take one off and put it on the other. Easiest start to solving your dilemma.
How many times did you stall this thing and red line it before you figured out what was going on?
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Re: 95 civic ex EJ1 transmission gears upside down!!!!
optimisticway
i know right ! haha thats a great idea
but when i look at the 2 spots where the shift linkage connects they appear to be 2 different sizes so i dont know what to do. i can upload pics if it would make it easier but im not sure if i have to wait since im still a trial member. and i realized it was like that as soon as i first drove the car, i have stalled it once i think and i redline it all the time and still shifts fine its just awkward and i want my gears to be in the proper spots.
i know right ! haha thats a great idea
but when i look at the 2 spots where the shift linkage connects they appear to be 2 different sizes so i dont know what to do. i can upload pics if it would make it easier but im not sure if i have to wait since im still a trial member. and i realized it was like that as soon as i first drove the car, i have stalled it once i think and i redline it all the time and still shifts fine its just awkward and i want my gears to be in the proper spots.
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Re: 95 civic ex EJ1 transmission gears upside down!!!!
Do you have a youtube account and the ability to upload videos? If so make one and post it here. You can explain in greater detail on the video as well. I'll try and see if I can find a similar problem.
What model transmission are you running?
What model transmission are you running?
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Re: 95 civic ex EJ1 transmission gears upside down!!!!
I think this may be your problem.
http://www.preludezone.com/3rd-gen-h...backwards.html
"Re: 89si h22 swap shift pattern backwards
never mind...after researching a bit on different forums it turns out using a stock 88-91 prelude shifter with the H22 results in
2 4 R
| – | – |
1 3 5
shift pattern. The fix is to use a 4th gen prelude shifter/cables if anyone else was curious"
http://www.preludezone.com/3rd-gen-h...backwards.html
"Re: 89si h22 swap shift pattern backwards
never mind...after researching a bit on different forums it turns out using a stock 88-91 prelude shifter with the H22 results in
2 4 R
| – | – |
1 3 5
shift pattern. The fix is to use a 4th gen prelude shifter/cables if anyone else was curious"
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Honda-Tech Member
Re: 95 civic ex EJ1 transmission gears upside down!!!!
I think this may be your problem.
http://www.preludezone.com/3rd-gen-h...backwards.html
"Re: 89si h22 swap shift pattern backwards
never mind...after researching a bit on different forums it turns out using a stock 88-91 prelude shifter with the H22 results in
2 4 R
| – | – |
1 3 5
shift pattern. The fix is to use a 4th gen prelude shifter/cables if anyone else was curious"
http://www.preludezone.com/3rd-gen-h...backwards.html
"Re: 89si h22 swap shift pattern backwards
never mind...after researching a bit on different forums it turns out using a stock 88-91 prelude shifter with the H22 results in
2 4 R
| – | – |
1 3 5
shift pattern. The fix is to use a 4th gen prelude shifter/cables if anyone else was curious"
There's your answer OP simple fix.
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Re: 95 civic ex EJ1 transmission gears upside down!!!!
Optimisticway
Thank you !!!! 4thgen prelude shift linkage it is !! I owe you one bro. Now I just have to find one haha.
B_swapped93
Thank you too lool
Thank you !!!! 4thgen prelude shift linkage it is !! I owe you one bro. Now I just have to find one haha.
B_swapped93
Thank you too lool
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Re: 95 civic ex EJ1 transmission gears upside down!!!!
Does anyone know why the 4th gen cables work?? I was talking to a mechanic(my neighbor) about it and he doesn't think the longer linkage will do anything
Can someone verify or explain please ?? I dont have endless money to keep buying parts lool
Can someone verify or explain please ?? I dont have endless money to keep buying parts lool
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Re: 95 civic ex EJ1 transmission gears upside down!!!!
It's not a longer linkage, it's how the shifter assembly moves the cables vs how you move the shift lever. The 92+ assembly pulls the cable when you pull the lever back, the 88-91 assembly pushed the cable when you pull the lever back.
88-91, cable below pivot (locate #35 on right):
92+, cable above pivot (locate #26 below **** on left):
88-91, cable below pivot (locate #35 on right):
92+, cable above pivot (locate #26 below **** on left):
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Re: 95 civic ex EJ1 transmission gears upside down!!!!
Hiprofile
Thank you so much !! That helped me a lot. I will buy the 4th gen prelude linkage and get it all done. Thanks dude !!!!
Thank you so much !! That helped me a lot. I will buy the 4th gen prelude linkage and get it all done. Thanks dude !!!!
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