tranny rebuild mechanic?

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21-10-2006, 07:45 PM
rollin_high

not like they use to be,not really cheap either.i know someone who had their t/belt and they didnt even adjust tappets.
21-10-2006, 09:31 PM
vtek

Im assuming you are talking about a 100k service? they dont adjust tappets only every 40k.
21-10-2006, 09:34 PM
Shorty

you get your tappets adjusted at your 100k service too
22-10-2006, 08:08 AM
HondaTechy

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Originally Posted by vtek

Im assuming you are talking about a 100k service? they dont adjust tappets only every 40k.

na when you replace t/belt you should adjust tappets.
22-10-2006, 11:28 PM
vtek

we dont...
01-11-2006, 10:25 PM
mj3610

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Originally Posted by Luding

i got quoted a rebuild of $2300. well if the problem is known, isn't there a place that can do seomthin about it b4 it actually demolishes the gear box?

$2300 for a rebuild?
when i wanted to get a h22a conversion and called around i got quoted $1200 for a manual VTiR gearbox with 45,000kms on it, with 1 month warranty...
02-11-2006, 03:25 AM
aznpsuazn

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Originally Posted by Luding

well, it seems like my tranny is about to go, im currently at 109k. I hear a clunking sound everytime i put it from N to R. I went to hanny's to ask if they can do anything to reinforce or prevent the gearbox from breaking down by removing the part thats causing the problem but they said theres nothing u can do except change tranny fluid every 15-20k.

But i have read somewhere that said u just change a bearing and it should solve the problem. Can any1 tell me about this?

can any1 recommend a reputatable tranny place i can go to?

are you sure its the tranny? wat about the engine mount? does it clunk from N to D?
02-11-2006, 07:14 AM
Shorty

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Originally Posted by mj3610

$2300 for a rebuild?
when i wanted to get a h22a conversion and called around i got quoted $1200 for a manual VTiR gearbox with 45,000kms on it, with 1 month warranty...

manual's are cheaper to do than automatic's though
02-11-2006, 08:30 AM
mj3610

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Originally Posted by Shorty

manual's are cheaper to do than automatic's though

auto trannys were about the same, but manuals were more rare cause they went like hotcakes...
point is dont fork out big money and rebuild, shop around and see if u can just replace it, might be cheaper and better option...

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