manual tranny question
cool, thanks b/c i am going to buy a tranny within the next couple of weeks. now, do i need the master cylinder and linkage from the same model of car or can it be from another model such as a ek?
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cool, thanks a lot. i will start my project.
now, will i have to get the same ecu as the transmission or can i keep the original?
Modified by mrod006 at 11:58 PM 6/12/2003
now, will i have to get the same ecu as the transmission or can i keep the original?
Modified by mrod006 at 11:58 PM 6/12/2003
ok here's what you need to convert your car and/or engine to a 5-speed spec:
- Tranny options.
Any 92+ SOHC tranny will bolt up to your Y8. Si, DX, VX, HF etc....all will bolt up to your Y8.
- clutch.
you'll need to get a complete clutch system from a 92-00 SOHC 5-speed civic:
pressure plate, disc, and throw-out bearing, which you will apply to your Y8. It doesn't matter which model you get these parts from either, they're all compatible.
- shift linkage.
any 92-00 SOHC civic hatchback, coupe, or sedan shift linkge will work, again doesn't matter which model, they're all compatible.
- ecu.
You can keep your orginal ecu, but you'll throw a check engine light for code 19 which is LOCK SOLENOID, found only on an AUTO transmission. It won't hurt performance....but if you wanna do it the right way, find a 5speed SOHC VTEC ecu made for your car.
- PEDALS.
You didn't state if your car or just the engine you have is auto, but if your car is an AUTO, you'll obviously need clutch pedal right? lol....so find yourself a whole pedal assembly from a 5-speed civic from as the same year class as your car. You might need the hydro clutch resivour too. I've never converted an Auto to 5speed, so I'm not 100% what else you'll need pedal wise.
...that's about it, I think.
- Tranny options.
Any 92+ SOHC tranny will bolt up to your Y8. Si, DX, VX, HF etc....all will bolt up to your Y8.
- clutch.
you'll need to get a complete clutch system from a 92-00 SOHC 5-speed civic:
pressure plate, disc, and throw-out bearing, which you will apply to your Y8. It doesn't matter which model you get these parts from either, they're all compatible.
- shift linkage.
any 92-00 SOHC civic hatchback, coupe, or sedan shift linkge will work, again doesn't matter which model, they're all compatible.
- ecu.
You can keep your orginal ecu, but you'll throw a check engine light for code 19 which is LOCK SOLENOID, found only on an AUTO transmission. It won't hurt performance....but if you wanna do it the right way, find a 5speed SOHC VTEC ecu made for your car.
- PEDALS.
You didn't state if your car or just the engine you have is auto, but if your car is an AUTO, you'll obviously need clutch pedal right? lol....so find yourself a whole pedal assembly from a 5-speed civic from as the same year class as your car. You might need the hydro clutch resivour too. I've never converted an Auto to 5speed, so I'm not 100% what else you'll need pedal wise.
...that's about it, I think.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mrod006 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">thanks Katman. that was very helpful. i will buy that tranny but do you know where i could go online to buy the ecu? thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>
what year is your car?
what year is your car?
..well for now, you can actually reuse your AT EX ecu, you'll just get a check engine light (code 19) for LOCK SOLENOID, which is found on AT transmissions, other than that, your car should run fine w/vtec and all.
Or you can find a 5speed 99-00 EX ecu or go OBD1 and run a stock P28 ecu. Its up to you.
Or you can find a 5speed 99-00 EX ecu or go OBD1 and run a stock P28 ecu. Its up to you.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mrod006 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">would i have any problems with running a p28 with my car? would the connections be different?</TD></TR></TABLE>
You shouldn't have any different connections, as far as I know.. Your current P28 should work fine though.
You shouldn't have any different connections, as far as I know.. Your current P28 should work fine though.
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