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Old 02-07-2018, 05:57 PM
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Hello, H-T!

Without getting into details because I know I'm an idiot...

I replaced one of the CV axle seals on the trans today and after I topped off the fluid, I over-torqued the fill plug and cracked the tranny around the threading.

I made a video showing where & how it cracked and chipped a piece off.


Sorry for bad quality but it's clear to see what happened.

So my question is - can I just swap tranny cases into a different common B series case? Like from an LS integra or something?

Thanks!
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Thank you. I should have done this to begin with!
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You know that isn't really the fill plug right ?!? The actual fill plug is found closer to the back of the transmission just behind the inner joint of the Left side axle... it has a 17mm bolt head on it. What you have damaged is actually the seal cap that exposes the countershaft locating circlip. It is a really hard repair because welding up the damaged area requires getting the aluminum clean. Tough. This may be terminal if it leaks.
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You know that isn't really the fill plug right ?!? The actual fill plug is found closer to the back of the transmission just behind the inner joint of the Left side axle... it has a 17mm bolt head on it. What you have damaged is actually the seal cap that exposes the countershaft locating circlip. It is a really hard repair because welding up the damaged area requires getting the aluminum clean. Tough. This may be terminal if it leaks.
I had seen conflicting responses when I tried to Google which one was the fill hole. Saw a lot of people say they filled until that one leaked out. Worked before with no issues when I had drained and filled at a previous time.

But the real question here is... can I swap everything into another B series case? I see them cheap in my area...
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Yes, you can swap everything over. You will need to shim the diff and mainshaft. The mainshaft requires OEM specialty tools and a dial indicator with stand.
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