Hey anyone know on a 95 b16a3 del sol, the tranny is cable correct? and does anyone know if its ys1, or what the tranny is exactly?

 

it is hydraulic

 

are you sure? how can you tell?

 

ask the tranny

 

come on man im being serious

 

yahoo serious?

The answer was given in first reply......

11,000 posts between us, you think we are stupid or lieing?

 

Most 92+ Hondas are hydraulic, unless it's an Integra which is hydraulic from 94+

 

you can tell if its hydralic because it has a shift linkage, cable trannys have, well cables.

 

It's hydro! I happen to have that setup.

 

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im sorry for being a dick, it does makes sense but that is the dumbest thing i have ever heard

all civics 88-00 have metal shift linkage regardless of cable or hydraulic orientation

Hydraulic tranny- uses a hydraulically assisted clutch system easily identified by the clutch resevoir on the driver side shock tower, it will be the small one next to the brake master cylinder resevoir

Cable Tranny- uses a cable assisted clutch look for the adjuster on top of the tranny

any delsol is hydraulic as for tranny codes even if the sticker is there i wouldnt go by it, sometimes the codes don't match up to the tranny, someone may have switched the tags to sell a LS tranny as a GSR tranny which is completely dick but it happens if you ask me the only real way to know is to crack open the tranny and start countin teeth on the ring gear.

unless your positive the car has never been messed with in which case it'd be pretty safe to assume you've got yourself a hydraulic B16 tranny.

 

it is 100% without a doubt hydraulic, find the clutch fluid reservoir next to the brake master.

 

ok that makes sense i was just confused someone was trying to tell me it was cable. Hes got a 97 prelude and it has a bunch of extra **** on top of the tranny he was sayin thats what makes them hydraulic? but thanks for the replys

 

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im sorry for being a dick, it does makes sense but that is the dumbest thing i have ever heard

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How is that the dumbest thing you have ever heard? cable trannys do not have a long metal bar going from the bottom of the shifter to the back of the transmission. They have that go from the bottem of the shifter box to the top of the tranny.

 

we are talking clutches, not shifters.