when you pull both axles out, that pin drops so you cant get your axles back in, what is that pin called and how do you get it back up....i searched but i dont know the name of that pin, all i found was shift linkage pin....tia

 

This pin doesnt exist on D/B transmissions
Go ahead and pull the axles

 

i did on my d tranny and yes the pin does exist lol, 95 civic with d15b7 and same thing on my friends 91 crx si, same pin, cuz we pulled his tranny the other day cuz we burned up his clutch doin 5th gear burnouts in his garage lol

 

Ive never dealt with that before...ever.
Ive done work on several different transmissions, all different generations, and not once did I come across it.
d15, d16, b18s, b16...both axles pulled simultaneously on all - no pin.
Weird...

 

when you pull both axles, there is a pin that falls, so you cant put an axle back in, now if you just do one axle at a time, the other axle holds the pin up and its all good, just dont know exactly how to get that pin up, so i can put axles back in

 

yea ive never seen any kind of pin. ive done several transmissions and i cant think of anything like that.

 

anyone have a diagram of this?

 

wow.....maybe i was dreaming of this pin lol....no that is weird because ive never heard of this problem either....but the last two d series i did was like this.....hmmmm

 

Like I said, Ive pulled both axles, simultaneously, on all the trannies listed...never dealt with a pin.
I do know that other manufacturers have it, but Ive never dealt with it on a Honda.
Hell, Ive taken 4 different transmissions apart, completely, and never saw a pin.
Not saying youre wrong, since you say youve dealt with it twice, I just find it very odd... Are you sure the axles on your buddies car just werent fully seated? And just by looking it appears as if a pin is in the way, because of the differential...?

 

how do post pics on here, ill take a picture of it, if its not free ill photobucket them

 

do photobucket, copy the link under the image thats [img]sdfgsdfg...

 

yah man i know your not sayin that, im not sayin your wrong...cuz ive never seen this on a honda either, i just thought maybe it was something they did on certain trannys that i have never worked on.............this is really frustrating

 

ill post pics tonite after i go over to my friends garage to help him out on his clutch, my tranny is over there too....so itll be about 9or 10 central time

 

I've removed and installed several D-series transmission and I have never once seen this pin.