d series shift forks
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d series shift forks
are dx and si cable trannys shift forks interchangable? i have a couple si trannys with broken shift forks and a spare dx tranny wondering if i can just swap the forks?
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Re: d series shift forks
They should be, they hydro trannys you can as long as you stay within the same years ('92 - '95 and '96 - '00) I don't see why the older cable trannys would be any different.
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Re: d series shift forks
Thankfully, shift forks for D's are interchangeable within their model years.
88-91, 92-95, or 96-00 will always work in same generation of tranny.
88-91, 92-95, or 96-00 will always work in same generation of tranny.
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Re: d series shift forks
I am a licenced tech and Ive had 26 Hondas. Ive worked on nothing but Hondas for approx 6 years. Ive built b-series trannies, and everything from high comp b-series engines to mini-me's. I currently have a Genuine EF9 Civic which I assisted in importing last year. I have never been able to get a d-series case to bolt back together without jamming the input shaft solid. Ive tried on multiple d-series transmissions using different techniques and parts and have even had the assistance of two Certified Honda Technicians at one point. These are throw away transmissions-dont waste your time, I spent over 10 hours on one d-series transmission in a professional shop, fully equipped with all required tools trying to put the case back together without jamming the input shaft, unsuccessfully.
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I am a licenced tech and Ive had 26 Hondas. Ive worked on nothing but Hondas for approx 6 years. Ive built b-series trannies, and everything from high comp b-series engines to mini-me's. I currently have a Genuine EF9 Civic which I assisted in importing last year. I have never been able to get a d-series case to bolt back together without jamming the input shaft solid. Ive tried on multiple d-series transmissions using different techniques and parts and have even had the assistance of two Certified Honda Technicians at one point. These are throw away transmissions-dont waste your time, I spent over 10 hours on one d-series transmission in a professional shop, fully equipped with all required tools trying to put the case back together without jamming the input shaft, unsuccessfully.
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Re: d series shift forks
That goes to show you just because you have a patch (ASE) on your shoulder, you do not know everything
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I am a licenced tech and Ive had 26 Hondas. Ive worked on nothing but Hondas for approx 6 years. Ive built b-series trannies, and everything from high comp b-series engines to mini-me's. I currently have a Genuine EF9 Civic which I assisted in importing last year. I have never been able to get a d-series case to bolt back together without jamming the input shaft solid. Ive tried on multiple d-series transmissions using different techniques and parts and have even had the assistance of two Certified Honda Technicians at one point. These are throw away transmissions-dont waste your time, I spent over 10 hours on one d-series transmission in a professional shop, fully equipped with all required tools trying to put the case back together without jamming the input shaft, unsuccessfully.
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