i recently did an engine swap, however while trying to put the shift linkage back on, i lost the dowel pin the tighten the shifter. anyone have any idea where i could possibly find one of these?

 

Well i found a site, but i dont know where the bolt would be located, it is the only Dowel pin you take out when you disconnect the Tranny, If anyone wouldn't mind helping me and locating the pin from this site i would be EXTERMLY appreciative Thanks you all for reading this, Thanks, Dave the website is http://www.slhondaparts.com/br...5MTKA
Its a really helpful website!!

 

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Its a really helpful website!!</TD></TR></TABLE>

its part 23...

http://www.slhondaparts.com/br...=true

 

thank you so much!!! your a beautiful young man lol jk

 

number 23

 

somebody beat me to it...

 

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n/p bro

 

is that the bitch pin i keep hearing about?

 

Is the bitch pin the same for d series and b series?

 

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yes

 

It's called the "devil pin 666" at my house. Once you deal with them 4-5 times they are cake, though.

 

Don't they make a modified C- clamp tool that removes the bitch pin very easily?

 

The right punch and a sledge hammer will do the trick! I've done so many that way and had no problems...

ps It helps if your car is about 2 1/2 to 3 ft off the ground.

 

I seem to be able to get it out easy, if i use a good punch.The punch needs to be about the same size as the hole, on the shift linkage. just my 2 cents

 

8mm non tappered punch is your friend when removing the "bitch pin"

 

air hammer y0

 

8mm roll pin for the ******* loose. I hate those things.

 

*** punches, a/c bolt ftmfw

 

dont understand why everyone thinks that is such a bitch to get out word of advice to all get a 92-95 civic ac compressor bolt you know the one that bolts it to the block and use it to remove the pin its the perfect size and does no dmg to pin