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hydro tranny

 

its a hydro.

Civic's 92+ are hydro
Integra's 94+ are hydro

 

I'm pretty sure that the EF civics and the DA (90-93 model integras) have cable clutches...

 

it is possible that you have a cable tranny though... I've seen swaps where they got rid of the hydro for cable... got a pic ?

 

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yes, they do. what are you talking about Jimmy? haha

that would suck if they put in a cable tranny.

 

Hydroponics smoke good

 

What is the difference between a hydro and cable trannies? Can anyone explain?

 

On a cable trannie the clutch is operated by a cable controlled by the clutch pedal, on the hydro, its operated by a fluid filled line, hence the 'hydro' or 'hydraulic' term.

 

appearance difference would be a big metal bar on the front side or the tranny.. with a loop looking thing at the end.. and on a hydro tranny it will have a square whole with a boot on it or a metal spoon looking like thing sticking out of it.. and it has 2 holes to mount the master cylinder that pokes the lil spoon looking thing.. in lay mans terms for all yall cats dat dont live under the hood..lol.. good luck though that motor runs good in hatches.

 

if it is a 95 ls engine i guessing it hydro. You would have it check it tho. Or get someone to check it for you.

 

If its a 95 its a hydro for sure.