gear grinding
it dose it once in a while.. tonight was the most odd.. right when i went from secound to 3erd with the clutch all the way in.. it grinded a bit when i went our of secound. i also been hearing a little whine. nicking nose from where the shift linkage is. anyone know why this can be happing?
the car has 182K miles and its been 15-20Kmiles sence i put honda tranny oil in it. |
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checked motor mounts?
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Drain Tranny fluid and look for sparkles :P.
steve |
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Probably low on fluid.....or your syncros/shift arms are taking a ----. :P
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honda tranny oil is your prob, to thick
i had a 3rd gear grind when i first stuck in my Si tranny put honda oil in it grinded 3rd everytime any rpm and sometimes 4th drained it, stuck in pennzoil synchromesh and now it shifts like honey its a temp fix but it will work |
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Originally Posted by fsufan814
honda tranny oil is your prob, to thick
i had a 3rd gear grind when i first stuck in my Si tranny put honda oil in it grinded 3rd everytime any rpm and sometimes 4th drained it, stuck in pennzoil synchromesh and now it shifts like honey its a temp fix but it will work __________________ Best Car Insurance | Auto Protection Today | FREE Trade-In Quote |
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Mine has that nasty 3rd gear grind too. I haven't changed the oil in a while, so i think i'll do that when all this damn snow melts and see if it helps any. Would slightly thicker be better?
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Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
Originally Posted by fsufan814
honda tranny oil is your prob, to thick
i had a 3rd gear grind when i first stuck in my Si tranny put honda oil in it grinded 3rd everytime any rpm and sometimes 4th drained it, stuck in pennzoil synchromesh and now it shifts like honey its a temp fix but it will work ive also heard good stuff about other synchromesh oils, espically in chattery LSD trannys |
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My cars wouldnt be right without a 3rd gear grind. I destroy them so fast I have really just given up. I have so many dead L3's
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i put 70w/130 gear oil in my honda tranny all the time :-p
till i got hella cheap and didnt care and put 10w/30 wal-mart brand oil |
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or your syncros/shift arms are taking a ----. |
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so thiker oil... i know the motor mounts are ok. for the shift linkage.. is a little play good or should it be stiff ?
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you aren't supposed to run thick oil in honda trannies, you're supposed to run 10w-30.
My tranny is about to die, it growls and i can feel it through the shifter. It was low on oil because it leaked : ( oh well, it's a cx tranny anyways |
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i just decided to check my fluid level in my tranny and it took almost a whole quart of 10w30 :o, i guess thats why it has been so hard to get into second and when i woul djiggle the shifter in neutral i would hear it clunking around in the tranny. it's a dx tranny anyways and i have a new ex one i'm about to put in once it warms up.
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Originally Posted by SunshineSketches
you aren't supposed to run thick oil in honda trannies, you're supposed to run 10w-30.
My tranny is about to die, it growls and i can feel it through the shifter. It was low on oil because it leaked : ( oh well, it's a cx tranny anyways |
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are you sure about that? I don't see a difference in running thicker oil and overfilling with oil, and i have heard overfilling oil can damage things. So how could putting in too thick of oil not hurt the gears, especially if it was cold weather. Just looking for a clear explanation.
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Originally Posted by SunshineSketches
are you sure about that? I don't see a difference in running thicker oil and overfilling with oil, and i have heard overfilling oil can damage things. So how could putting in too thick of oil not hurt the gears, especially if it was cold weather. Just looking for a clear explanation.
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thicker oil, esp. GEAR OIL will kill a tranny........
The oil ended up not making it into the roller bearings under the gearsets. Smoked them. 3rd gear grinds on a 88-00 SOHC Tranny, cure is in this order shifter bushings, motor mounts, 1-2 shifter fork. If you have a 4th gear grind also, then likely you broke 3-4 shifter fork. I've only seen two of these. |
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Originally Posted by Mista Bone
thicker oil, esp. GEAR OIL will kill a tranny........
The oil ended up not making it into the roller bearings under the gearsets. Smoked them. 3rd gear grinds on a 88-00 SOHC Tranny, cure is in this order shifter bushings, motor mounts, 1-2 shifter fork. If you have a 4th gear grind also, then likely you broke 3-4 shifter fork. I've only seen two of these. |
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I've got soo many pics of dead trannys, I cannot find them all!!!!!!!!!
So I give you this........... http://www.bettendorf.com/~mrbone/pi...DOAtranny1.jpg |
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I ble the diff out in my l3 tranny, and I suspect it was cause I was running low on fluid. I'm gona say that stock honda oil (10w30) is the best ---- to run, The race teams even run it. ;)
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Originally Posted by Spenser
I ble the diff out in my l3 tranny, and I suspect it was cause I was running low on fluid. I'm gona say that stock honda oil (10w30) is the best ---- to run, The race teams even run it. ;)
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Originally Posted by fsufan814
Originally Posted by Spenser
I ble the diff out in my l3 tranny, and I suspect it was cause I was running low on fluid. I'm gona say that stock honda oil (10w30) is the best ---- to run, The race teams even run it. ;)
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Originally Posted by Spenser
I ble the diff out in my l3 tranny, and I suspect it was cause I was running low on fluid. I'm gona say that stock honda oil (10w30) is the best ---- to run, The race teams even run it. ;)
Looks something like this.........you can see the broken diff pin in the lower right......... http://www.bettendorf.com/~mrbone/pi...y/P3130001.JPG another http://www.bettendorf.com/~mrbone/pi...nny%20boom.jpg non harden diff pin used in 88-91 SOHC and 90-93 DOHC trannys.......... http://www.bettendorf.com/~mrbone/pi.../bad%20pin.jpg The better diff pin that was factory hardend........ http://www.bettendorf.com/~mrbone/pi...good%20pin.jpg |
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what cars/years come with The diff pin that was factory hardend?
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Originally Posted by Mista Bone
Originally Posted by Spenser
I ble the diff out in my l3 tranny, and I suspect it was cause I was running low on fluid. I'm gona say that stock honda oil (10w30) is the best ---- to run, The race teams even run it. ;)
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wow homo's tear apart the tranny= not hard if i can do it and replace the syncros they r like 100 bucks, ---- while your at it do the bearings to.
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Originally Posted by mycrx
wow homo's tear apart the tranny= not hard if i can do it and replace the syncros they r like 100 bucks, ---- while your at it do the bearings to.
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