Count me in. On my first replacement. 2nd one is stronger than the first tho.
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How do you know the syncros are going? Did you RPM match and see if it still grinds?
I recall a Celica GTS I had that would grind... switched to Mobile-1 transmission oil and it fixed it.
BTW - remember that most 5-speed rebuilt trannies leave 5th gear alone - so if you do get a new tranny, get a brand new one or else 5th is likely to still grind.
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Originally posted by sleCLeper same tranny ....... 70k right now....
i do have a 5spd tho.
my 2nd and 5th gear synchros are going tho
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2004 Mitsubishi Evo VIII
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JL XR650-CSI (front)
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JL 10w6v2 (bump)
Alpine MRP-M450 (bump louder)
Alpine MRP-F450 (front and rear amp)
Originally posted by autoxCLS Do you have a 2.2 or a 2.3?
How do you know the syncros are going? Did you RPM match and see if it still grinds?
I recall a Celica GTS I had that would grind... switched to Mobile-1 transmission oil and it fixed it.
BTW - remember that most 5-speed rebuilt trannies leave 5th gear alone - so if you do get a new tranny, get a brand new one or else 5th is likely to still grind.
if you rev match, then that elimintes the use of the synchro's. it might be the MTF going bad because its not as noticeable when the car has been driven for a while.
there is no aftermarket fluid that can be used in the 2.2's because fookin honda had to change the way the tranny was built.
is years previous to 96, all the components were metal, after that years they started to use some plastic components in the tranny to save costs. only honda makes the fuid for the manual trannys becase nobody else wants to take the risk of dishing out money for broken trannys because they didnt get the lubrrication grade right.
Nope no good reason... They did mention that they have seen a "number" of bad trannies... No specific numbers though. Other than that the car's been great and the customer service was better than any other car I've had.
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