posted again, can someone please repond this ttime
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posted again, can someone please repond this ttime
i bought this si motor the other day, the kid said he didnt remember what car it came outta either a 88 or a 89 si.. i noticed that the parts(the clutch) from 88 and 89 are different, is their anyway from the outside of the motor you can tell if its a 88 or a 89 motor??? please can smoeoene help me out
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Re: posted again, can someone please repond this ttime (jdm_crx_vtec)
take a piece of chalk and mark one spline on the flywheel then use that as one and go all the way around then let us know
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Re: posted again, can someone please repond this ttime (needahatch)
is there ne other way???... if i take the tranny apart is their any gaskets or ne thing i gotta change??? theirs no markings on the motor?
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Re: posted again, can someone please repond this ttime (jdm_crx_vtec)
Nope no markings the motors are idenical with the exception of the trans. Is the only reason that your wondering is so that you can get a clutch for it? Cause that would be the only reason that you would have to know why other than that the parts are idenical.
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Re: posted again, can someone please repond this ttime (Vinceg99)
And if you want to replace the clutch you are going to have to separate the trans from the engine anyway.
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Re: posted again, can someone please repond this ttime (racerxadam)
Check this site out.
http://www.d16a.com/d_series_trannys.htm
It will help you determine what year tranny you have without you having to take apart anything.
Later.
http://www.d16a.com/d_series_trannys.htm
It will help you determine what year tranny you have without you having to take apart anything.
Later.
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Re: posted again, can someone please repond this ttime (REDBARON)
YAY good news, looks like i can use the clutch thats on my dx motor, my tranny on the si motor says "PL3" and "3000" which means its a 89+ YAY!
thanks guys
thanks guys
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Re: posted again, can someone please repond this ttime (jdm_crx_vtec)
like everybody said
count the clutch spindles tooths...
besides that... if the guy has the tranny laying around also. look at the input shaft.. if it has no groves, its a 88, if it has 1 grove its 89 and if it has 2 grooves its either 90-91
other than that , get all the engine numbers and go to someone who has ALL DATA CD's and have them run the numbers for u.. it should have the info of the car and year and all that crap on it...
[Modified by JDM EF9, 11:50 AM 12/20/2002]
count the clutch spindles tooths...
besides that... if the guy has the tranny laying around also. look at the input shaft.. if it has no groves, its a 88, if it has 1 grove its 89 and if it has 2 grooves its either 90-91
other than that , get all the engine numbers and go to someone who has ALL DATA CD's and have them run the numbers for u.. it should have the info of the car and year and all that crap on it...
[Modified by JDM EF9, 11:50 AM 12/20/2002]
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