I have a d series tranny, and I'm not exactly sure what it came off of. I got in a trade and I know its fine since a freind was using it. My guess is that it is from a y7 motor, but I want to make sure. The code on it is: s20-1408669

your help is appreciated!

 

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http://www.crxmpg.com/transmission.html


92-95 civic above link should tell you anything else you need to know?

hope this helps

richard

 

Is there any other numbers on it?

The EX tranny has a code where it states "P28" in it just like the ECUs (different code tho, but states the P28 in it).

 

Under the trans by the axel i believe there should be a nooo??? Something find out which one it is then you find out the most important thing

Is it a golden vtec trans or a extra long geared gas saver!

 

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this is about the best quote i have read so far on honda tec if it was not such a cheap shot i would copy and past it too LOL

 

Thanks for the help. That link didn't provide much insight into what tranny I have on my hands. Good info though

I'll have to look at it again to see if there are any more numbers.

 

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when you say you want to know what kind of tranny you have then check the numbers by the axle

really small should be n000b or a i think it is that will tell you weather it is vtec trans or none vtec trans

if it was not too cold outside i would check mine