Hey all this may seem stupid but I really need help with my transmission. So my dad left me clean out in the water and he's not helping me fix up my car. I was wondering if someone can give me a detailed description and step by step play of how to drop a transmission. And how to take the flywheel out. I have a 91 civic dx hatch. Stock engine, d15b2. Can anyone help me please? It'll ne greatly appreciated. And I already looked around here and I couldn't find anything on how to do so.

Thanks

 

1. remove battery and battery tray 3 bolts
2.remove clutch cable
3. remove starter 2 14mm bolts
4. disconnect ground cable from clutch cable bracket 1 10mm bolt (dont remember)
5. remove speedometer cable
6. remove wheels
7. remove axles
8. remove front mount (located on front cross member) and rear mount (located on rear cross member)
9. remove lower flywheel cover
10. remove lower bolts on transmission 2 17mm bolts
11. remove top and side transmission bolts 7 17mm bolts

then shimmy the transmission loose.

to remove the clutch you need need a 12pt 10mm socket to remove the pressure plate and a 12pt 17mm (i think but not sure) to remove the flywheel.

to install do the reverse. i think i covered everything. at this time i would also change out the fluid in the transmission

 

Awesome to the maxxxx. Thank you very much. Hopefully I won't get that confused. If I do I'll post up my concerns.

Thank you

 

http://www.d-series.org/forums/trans...ng-change.html

 

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Well,I ran. Into a little snag. The pressure plate for the flywheel is not a 12cm bolt. What size is it??? I tried using a E12/14/16 star style yet it still wont come off, I'm just stripping the bolt more....

Need help!!"""!!!!!!!!!!

 

It's not a 12cm bolt lol. It's a 10 millimeter for the pressure plate, and 17millimeter for the flywheel. They are 12 Point bolts, which means you need 12 point sockets. Where general sockets only have 6 point in them. You can buy the 12 points pretty anywhere you'd find a regular 6 point socket.

 

ohhhhh......

Stupid self

Thanks a bunch though