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  1. #1
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    Question EK Gearbox questions

    Hi all

    Just recently bought a 97 GLI civic with an automatic transmission, its got 155kms, i bought it because i was in a rush so didn't check everything properly..... maybe i should have.

    The problem is i can feel a jerk every time it changes gear, can't hear any grinding or whinging noise from the box but it doesn't feel right. Does anyone know what it could be or am i looking at bearing issues in the very near future? or possibly worn mounts?

    Thanks

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    might be the bearing get it check properly man

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    anymore ideas?

  4. #4
    More likely slipping somewhere
    Try flushing and replacing the fluid with fresh new Honda ATF fluid. Do
    It a couple of times to make
    Sure all old fluid is out of the torque convertor. Just by new
    Fluid it could very well fix your issue.

    Also look at a worn/ broken rear engine mount

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    Thanks Ben. i'll try the flush first before contemplating a rebuild or replacing the gearbox

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    Just to add, its a common problem with EK auto transmission. Happened to one of my EK's and I heard from many others.
    Changing fluid may or may not work. I always flushed mine before but can't rememeber if it helped, thinking back i don't think it made a difference...

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    flushing the fluid is not going to be cheap, a 4L bottle of ATF fluid from honda will cost you about $65 and you will need two of them.
    OEM parts whore

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    The gearbox is not making noise so i dont think i should be thinking of replacing geabox just yet, changing the fluid may be the cheaper option in the mean time

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