like stated can i use a 03 dx tranny in my 95 civic ex?

justin

 

negitive ghost rider.

 

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justin</TD></TR></TABLE>

No. You can only use the transmission that goes with a certain series of engine. The only exception is b series transmission on an H or F series engine...but dont even worry about that.

 

yes you should be able to, there both Dseries

 

yes but to put an b series tranny on a h seies motor you need h2b which is pretty pricy, bt nontheless worth it.

 

ive never seen it done so i dont know... the ex tranny you have now has the best gearing for th esingle slam but if its blown or something i would just try to find a y8 tranny

 

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No. You can only use the transmission that goes with a certain series of engine. The only exception is b series transmission on an H or F series engine...but dont even worry about that.</TD></TR></TABLE>

2003 Civics had D17s.

But I still don't think it'll work. Could be wrong...

 

i've heard that new d series trannies are kinda bulky and wont fit in the older body styles.

i help smeone swap a '00 ex motor into his '92 ex and the tranny didnt fit. he had to use his existing tranny on the newer motor

 

i dont think it will work ...

 

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2003 Civics had D17s.

But I still don't think it'll work. Could be wrong...</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yeah I realized this at like 4:30 in the morning when I went to go to bed. I was like wait a second, but didnt care to edit my post.

Whatever y0.

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i help smeone swap a '00 ex motor into his '92 ex and the tranny didnt fit. he had to use his existing tranny on the newer motor</TD></TR></TABLE>

then you did something wrong.

 

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Yeah I realized this at like 4:30 in the morning when I went to go to bed. I was like wait a second, but didnt care to edit my post.

Whatever y0.

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Posts says 1:33am LOL

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x2, its been done many times without problems

 

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Posts says 1:33am LOL


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Yeah, I was super bored online last night just sitting here, going through my recent topics...then i realized its a d17. oh well.

 

maybe i did. it was an auto tranny and i dont deal with those much, but i have done a few honda swaps so i have a decent understanding of this stuff.

so yeah it should work

 

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i t ahs come to this. i have to quote myself.. wow..