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tranny issues HELP PLEASE


crabby760
01-03-2006, 05:47 AM
i was driving in 5th gear.... went to take it out and it poped itself out of 5th gear and ended up being stuck in 2nd gear... now it will not come out of 2nd gear...

but the shifter i can move it around it just wont go into any gear

even if i have the shifter in nuetral... 2nd gear is still engaged...


anyone have any idea wat is wrong?


ls tranny on a jdm type r motor?

hxgaser
01-03-2006, 11:23 AM
i was driving in 5th gear.... went to take it out and it poped itself out of 5th gear and ended up being stuck in 2nd gear... now it will not come out of 2nd gear...

but the shifter i can move it around it just wont go into any gear

even if i have the shifter in nuetral... 2nd gear is still engaged...


anyone have any idea wat is wrong?


ls tranny on a jdm type r motor?


Sounds like the linkage. Could be near the shifter itself, or the connection at the tranny.

crabby760
01-03-2006, 12:46 PM
but like wat should i check wat could cause this?

hxgaser
01-03-2006, 01:16 PM
take a look at the picture on the following site...

http://www.slhondaparts.com/browse.asp?Model=CIVIC&Year=1999&TrimLevel=2DR+EX&TransLevel=5MTKA&Section=F&Category=B++34++%7CSHIFT+LEVER&PartCatalogId=13S020&ViewParts=true

This image is for a 99 Civic but I think your linkage should be similar. Anyways, the first thing to check, which is the easiest is to take a look under the shifter boot. Basically, you are checking to see the lever (item number 2) is indeed connected to the linkage arms. (number 12 and 13) If they are, then check the other end at the transmission. The arms should be attached to the transmission. The following site has the image of the transmission connection.

http://www.slhondaparts.com/browse.asp?Model=CIVIC&Year=1999&TrimLevel=2DR+EX&TransLevel=5MTKA&Section=B&Category=M++06++%7CMT++++++SHIFT+ROD%2DSHIFT+HOLDE R&PartCatalogId=13S020&ViewParts=true

I would think that it is within the linkage connection. I really doubt that it is something in the transmission. Check these and see what happens.

crabby760
01-03-2006, 07:11 PM
all the oil leaked out.... the plug u use to fill it with was never tightened back up it was hand tightened...

all the tranny fluid is all over the under carage....


do u think if i re fill it will work again or no?

Jos4DCivic
01-03-2006, 09:44 PM
know way to tell you without lookin at it. just fill her up and hope nothing internally was damaged. may have got some metal to metal contact from not enough lubircation from fluid.But just fill her up and see what happens.But if you can move shifter into other gears with out tranny engaging than it sounds like shift linkage related as mentioned B4.

GL

crabby760
01-03-2006, 09:58 PM
put oil in it and still... its stuck in 2nd gear... like its always in 2nd gear even in neutral....

hxgaser
01-04-2006, 11:01 AM
Wow, sorry to hear about that. Still did you check the linkage? If it is all connected, then, I hate to say, it could be inside the transmission. Probably shift fork related... see this pic.
http://www.slhondaparts.com/images/PCI/13S020/026/7.jpg

Once again, check all the exterior linkage first, if they look okay, then assume the worst. Sorry about that.

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