i recently bought a used type r tranny, the seller say it in good conditon but i don't want to put it on to my car and find out it's bad or grinds is there any way to check it beside take it to a tranny shop?
thanks for the help

 

no

 

ask him to open it up for you and see for yourself.

 

Being that it's relatively simple to swap a tranny, I would go ahead and install it just to check. It's impossible to tell the internal condition of a tranny from looking at it on the outside.

 

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HAH!!!

its not easy to swap a tranny if you have never done it before.

Just turn the input shaft and see if it sounds smooth with no bump or grinds interfering.

it should be good.

 

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HAH!!!

its not easy to swap a tranny if you have never done it before.

Just turn the input shaft and see if it sounds smooth with no bump or grinds interfering.

it should be good.</TD></TR></TABLE>

i would not suggest this...i've had a completely blown tranny with an input shaft that did not jiggle and rotated perfectly with no grinds or bumps...have peace of mind and install tranny to check

 

well i guess i will just have to cross my finger and hope the tranny is good