ok a couple problems/questions - 91' honda

[trouserm0nkey]

1. ok first off...my transmission sticks in park...I literally have to use both arms to get it out of park sometimes...the car runs fine and it switches other gears just fine...

2. both my rear windows will only go up to within about half an inch from the top...am I the only one with this problem? and how much is it gunna cost to get fixed?

3. what are the speaker dimentions for the car...I was looking around online for the stats and ended up here...so yeah...thats all for now...thanks for any help

[AccordCodger]

1. Replace the shifter cable.
2. Search this forum - a number of suggestions have been given.
3. Also - search this forum. This was discussed recently.

[bx10466]

well for the 3rd question, it depends on whether it's an ex or lx. I think the ex has 6.5 in the front and 6x9's in the rear. the lx and dx have 6.5's all around. Hope that helps

[trouserm0nkey]

thanks man...6.5's eh...works for me...I checked out the ones in the back and it says they are 140 watts...I'm considering amping them cause I already have a 4 channel amp...*shrug*

[AccordCodger]

Well, I'm glad you've got your priorities sorted out - amp the speakers before fixing a problem that will eventually stop you driving the car at all.

Just giving you a hard time - I'm sure that isn't what you wer thinking (was it??)

[bx10466]

no real need for that depending on your head unit. you just may need a box or a bass tube. But that should be last...

[AccordCodger]

But that should be last...

!!!

[trouserm0nkey]

I've got subs already....but most decks only put out 50x4 watts...so those 140 watt pioneers are not really getting as much as they could be...and it wouldnt cost me anything to do that...I already have everything I need...so its not really a priority?...I dont know...yeah I've taken the car in and got the shifting problem looked at and they said its nothing that'll be a problem with the car...but it would be like 600 bucks to fix it...I was just wondering if someone knew if this was normal with hondas and could easily be fixed...*shrug*

[AccordCodger]

I wouldn't call the shift problem "normal" - it needs fixing. But it does seem to be a common problem when the car is 10 years old or more. 600 bucks is high. Try taking it somewhere else.

[cglenn2a]

Pick up a haynes manual and read the section on shift linkage adjustment and replacement. It does not seem that difficult to do. Not for $600. They sould like hosers.