synchro time?
10-07-02, 12:53 PM
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synchro time?
So I did the classic 3rd gear miss into 5th and my car wont go into reverse now. Usually this is what happens after the miss. But after about a week or so of driving it ends up alighning itself so that I can get it into reverse again. I'm thinking about pulling my tranny at work because I have access to a lift and have some good mechanics who are willing to help out.
If I tear it apart what should I replace so that it will shift into 5th and and reverse smoothly? I know I will need to buy a new synchro...price? Good place to buy? I don't have a whole lot of money to spend, but I wont need to pay for labor. So basically overall price and a place to get the parts from is what I need to figure out? Any suggestions guys?
If I tear it apart what should I replace so that it will shift into 5th and and reverse smoothly? I know I will need to buy a new synchro...price? Good place to buy? I don't have a whole lot of money to spend, but I wont need to pay for labor. So basically overall price and a place to get the parts from is what I need to figure out? Any suggestions guys?
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you need to beg, borrow, or buy the factory puller set. you have to pull off 2 bearings to get to the gear and the synhro. you will also find that your 5th reverse hubset is toast.
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Originally posted by j9fd3s
you need to beg, borrow, or buy the factory puller set. you have to pull off 2 bearings to get to the gear and the synhro. you will also find that your 5th reverse hubset is toast.
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you need to beg, borrow, or buy the factory puller set. you have to pull off 2 bearings to get to the gear and the synhro. you will also find that your 5th reverse hubset is toast.
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10-09-02, 12:48 AM
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Well, I have a hydraulic lift, and about $10,000+ worth of tools to use. My friend is a mechanic at the dealership I work at and he's really good with imports and domestics. He had a 10 second grand national back in the day. And his civic is pushing 400hp. He doesn't have a problem taking my tranny apart with me and fixing things as long as I pay for parts. I kinda want to learn how to do it myself too so I don't have to pay for it in the future if it ever happens.
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its easy if you have the special tool, can his honda pull bearings off a shaft? you need a bearing puller that is about 18" long and the 18" long 32mm socket.
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