Who does Honda use for the stock itr clutch disk?

Reason being I ordered a "OEM" online and received an Exedy(Daikin clutch) even though I specifically asked that it came as a honda part number and was told yes.

Part # is HCDO23U if anyone can give insight to cross reference part numbers.

 

I am 99% sure all the oem clutches were/are manufactured by Daiken/Exedy--thats why when I needed a stronger aftermarket clutch, the Exedy was a no-brainer.

 

They do make the Honda OEM clutches. Where did you order from?

 

http://www.autopartswarehouse.com

 

Well if you dont order from a Honda/Acura "dealer" you are not going to get a "honda part" (ie in Honda packaging etc).

When you asked for Honda part # whoever there prob assumed did it crossreference or something as Honda application.

Either way most likely its basically the same as an OEM clutch.

 

That is true but I was had. I was promised an "OEM" part in the Honda bag with Honda part #.

 

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Ugh. I called his place to ask about a catalytic converter I needed for my girlfriend's car. I think I talked to some dude in New Dehli. I said the one I was looking at is 22-5/8" "direct fit" but the one I took off the car is about 17-3/4" long.
He said "its ok, its only 2/8" different, they updated the catalogue just now"

Well it ended up not being right, but not because of the length.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 43! &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Who does Honda use for the stock itr clutch disk?

Reason being I ordered a "OEM" online and received an Exedy(Daikin clutch) even though I specifically asked that it came as a honda part number and was told yes.

Part # is HCDO23U if anyone can give insight to cross reference part numbers.</TD></TR></TABLE>

actually oem ITR disc and pressure plates are made by FUJI (aka. Subaru's parent company)

btw. disc interchanges w/ 97-00 H22a prelude

 

If that's true, it's going back.

 

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why, its a good clutch - i have used it before on few cars without any issues!

oem stock fuji clutch is not by far the most durable!

 

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If you wanted Honda OEM, why wouldn't you purchase from a Honda dealer? Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't Honda dealers the only distributors licensed to sell Honda OEM parts. There are a lot of great aftermarket replacement parts that perform at least as well as OEM.

 

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btw. disc interchanges w/ 97-01 H22a prelude

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Actually, the ITR clutch was superceded to the 97-01 Prelude part number.

 

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Because they assured me it was an "OEM" part and less money.

 

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Several of us have had our clutches fail with plenty of life left on the disk material. I would argue that the Exedy made part doesn't live up to Honda quality standards in terms of the materials used.