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Old 12-02-2004 | 08:50 PM
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My girls tranny just went out of a 94 automatic accord lx. Which Transmission and what years are interchangeable to make my purchasing easier if any.(can i use a automatic tranny from a 90-93 model). Any info would be appreciated.
Old 12-02-2004 | 09:48 PM
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lx should be any 4th or 5th gen tranny, i even believe that 6thgens should even bolt up (those out of the f23)

i sont think that the vtec models were gears any different and i think they had the same mounting holes too, so i'd say basically any accord tranny from 91-200 should work.. but dont quote me on that... anyone else ant to chime in?
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i do believe that the '90-'02's do fit up. not sure about the gear ratios about them, the preludes even fit up as well.

the clucthes and flywheels for manual transmisioons bolt up also.
Old 12-03-2004 | 03:53 AM
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thanx im hoping 91 and up trannys fit. i see them for alot cheeper. anyhow its a sohc no vtec 2.2 so if that helps any.
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thanx im hoping 91 and up trannys fit. i see them for alot cheeper. anyhow its a sohc no vtec 2.2 so if that helps any.
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doesn't matter, the engines are basically the same, cept for the vtec head, so the trannys were the same.

the h-series rev-higher than the f-series, so prelude trannys will be geared slightly too low for the accord.. tho i think they still bolt right up.
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so in short find someone with a SOHC F-series transmission and you sholuld be fine.

(be on the looikout for the f20c tranny, it's RWD and doesnt bolt up)
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Originally Posted by DRfrank
so in short find someone with a SOHC F-series transmission and you sholuld be fine.

(be on the looikout for the f20c tranny, it's RWD and doesnt bolt up)
RWD? u sure? lol

but yea, im looking at a f23 tranny, only has 30-40k, and the guy is local.
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Originally Posted by wedley2
RWD? u sure? lol
:lmfao:
was that a joke..? i found myself laughing a the lack of humor in it tho, so it's all good, lol
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Originally Posted by DRfrank
:lmfao:
was that a joke..? i found myself laughing a the lack of humor in it tho, so it's all good, lol
no really, rwd?



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