identifying LS transmission
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identifying LS transmission
I'm trying to identify my LS trans. The sticker isn't real clear(to me). I need to order parts for it and I want to make sure I get the right stuff. Not sure if the parts I need are tranny specific or if the parts I need are interchangable between LS trans. A synchro ring and spring at the 3-4 synchro, synchro hub and sleeve and 5th/reverse synchro hub and sleeve.
Here's the picture of the sticker. If it can't be determined by the sticker, what's the next step in identifying what I've got?
Here's the picture of the sticker. If it can't be determined by the sticker, what's the next step in identifying what I've got?
Last edited by atxtracker; 06-28-2015 at 07:30 PM.
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Re: identifying LS transmission
https://honda-tech.com/honda-crx-ef-...guide-2931549/
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Unfortunately, if there is doubt on what exactly you have then you need to take it apart and start counting teeth. If you are in there I would suggest doing a full inspection and most likely replace all the synchros, springs, and seals at minimum.
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Unfortunately, if there is doubt on what exactly you have then you need to take it apart and start counting teeth. If you are in there I would suggest doing a full inspection and most likely replace all the synchros, springs, and seals at minimum.
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Re: identifying LS transmission
No. LS is different. All the others are the same as far as the hydro transmissions go. All '94 - '01 LS transmissions are the same though so if you're sure it's an LS trans you're set. Your sticker at some point said S80 before the dash.
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Re: identifying LS transmission
How can you tell it is an S80 and do the numbers after it mean anything? If I wanted to be 110% sure what I've got, one of you mentioned counting teeth?
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Re: identifying LS transmission
I suppose it could have been a Y80 as well, but either way it wont matter. Those two are the only B-series codes that end in 80. Those numbers don't really mean anything, or at least there's no way for us to look decipher them. For an LS transmission you don't even need to count gear teeth. Just take it apart. If it's an LS trans the 2nd gear syncho will be one piece unit like all the other gears (every other B-series uses a dual cone 2nd gear synchro) and 3rd gear itself will be a single piece (all B-series vtec transmissions use a 2 piece 3rd gear where the engagement teeth are a separate piece)
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Re: identifying LS transmission
My way was just a much less involved simple minded approach in the context that some people may not know what any of that even means.
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