ok....so i need to ****** get this bitch pin out.............i am told the ****** linkage is near tranny....i dont see **** where the **** the pin would be. i got helms, and couldnt find where the page was for "where to remove it". i need to remove it so i can do something else im working on.


any help for the location..... i know where the rods are that come from the shifter then go to the tranny but i just maybe am missing this ****...........(96 coupe)

 

http://www.hondaautomotivepart...LEVER

#22 I believe...Hope this helps.

 

thanks that did exactly the job!!

 

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No problem...That website is very useful...save it in your favorites for future references.

 

You need an 8mm rolled pin punch... I have never seen one in a store, I ordered a pair from McMaster carr a while back ($$$ )

 

Whats the difference between a rolled pin punch and a regular 'ol punch? I just use a regular type 8mm Craftsman punch when I take mine out.

 

It wont walk on you when you are pounding it out

 

hahaha ^

 

anyone know how this spring pin actually works?? thanks gabebauman for the link, i've been lookin for a place to buy one

 

waht do umean works??????????????? it just ******* hold the **** together lol.

 

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works everytime

 

right now i have a bolt just about the same size of the hole going through there with a nut on top and the shifter wiggles like crazy. Does the spring pin expand in the hole or ?????.... tryin to see if i can find something else that works the same, otherwise i'll order it from that site above

 

craftsman actually has the rollpin punch. but you have to buy the whole set. its like 19bux at sears. and its not measured in metric, which you have to use the 1/4". + if you use this, I think you can safely remove the bitch pin without mushrooming it, then reuse it so it pays for having this tool I guess.