f22 vehicle speed sensor on an h22?
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Re: f22 vehicle speed sensor on an h22? (95 lude)
Cross reference the part #'s on http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com or call your honda dealership and have them cross reference the #'s. I tried to find the VSS on the site listed above to cross them for you, but i couldn't find it in their system that easily. I'll let you do the searching. 
It may still be compatible if the part #'s aren't the same, but this is the probably the easiest way to find out.
It may still be compatible if the part #'s aren't the same, but this is the probably the easiest way to find out.
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Re: f22 vehicle speed sensor on an h22? (95 lude)
I'm pretty sure it won't work right, and I'll let these pictures speak for themselves.
http://www.jrcormier.com/prelu...s.jpg
One on the left is from an H22, one on the right is from an H23...you tell me.
http://www.jrcormier.com/prelu...s.jpg
One on the left is from an H22, one on the right is from an H23...you tell me.
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Re: f22 vehicle speed sensor on an h22? (the_eyecon)
AHH those are for the auto trannys though. I need to know for the manuel. I am about 75% sure that they should all work together f and h series.
I apreciate the help though
I apreciate the help though
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Re: f22 vehicle speed sensor on an h22? (95 lude)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 95 lude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">AHH those are for the auto trannys though. I need to know for the manuel. I am about 75% sure that they should all work together f and h series.
I apreciate the help though</TD></TR></TABLE>
No they are not from an auto, they are from manual tranny. The difference I was trying to point out was that the VSS on older H22's and H23's use the PS lines w/the VSS to stabalize control of the car at different speeds, however on newer H22's and most newer honda engines in general, the VSS is not connected to the PS pump, and the steering is stabalized via RPM's, so there are no hoses coming out of it. My point being, if the VSS doesn't have those two hoses then you'll be SOL if your's has hoses, you catch my drift?
I apreciate the help though</TD></TR></TABLE>
No they are not from an auto, they are from manual tranny. The difference I was trying to point out was that the VSS on older H22's and H23's use the PS lines w/the VSS to stabalize control of the car at different speeds, however on newer H22's and most newer honda engines in general, the VSS is not connected to the PS pump, and the steering is stabalized via RPM's, so there are no hoses coming out of it. My point being, if the VSS doesn't have those two hoses then you'll be SOL if your's has hoses, you catch my drift?
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