Popped the axle seals off going to wait for new ones, wanna get a lil oil running though there to get the rest of any shards I canāt see out. If you havenāt taken your axles off since factory, you might as well replace the seals since youāre in there, Iāve had this civic since it had 87...
Would it be logical to think that since the act clutch was taken out and the pedal being where it ended up after the mechanics installed the Hdss and adjusted the pedal AND 3+ years of abuse.. that the cmc couldāve been āmaxed outā and when I shifted after installing the exedy, without...
Forgot to mention the tranny spit fluid out when I got it back home.. didnāt look like the drain plug.. then noticed this seal looked funny after seeing the shards on the driver side shaft
fffffffffffffffUC bro. Im not all too sure how this works so bare with me, is it possible it came off the throw out bearingš¤·āāļø I remember seeing it cause we greased it but I didnāt see real good how it went back on, just remember hearing it latch or click on.
I hear ya, ordering arm and spring tonight, also looking at some braces since.. you knowā¦ Iām already taking all that other shit off.. might as well
Youāre right, if anyone takes anything from this it should be replace the spring if youāre not constantly dropping the transmission. It was in for a good 6 years, 4 years of abuse and at least one of those years it really got beat to shit. Just saw the arms costing over $100 idk why I thought I...
Was able to see inside a bit and feel like the spring is too wore out at this point, just going to have to order new one with a new arm slap them in. Want to set time aside this weekend just to update my profile a bit and interact with everyone here more. Wonder if anyone has done a āthis is...
Yeeaahhhhhhh Ima go with that answer bossman.. weāre kinda hesitating but reading this just makes the decision to go ahead and do it easier, and having jsut done the job it should be easier to disassemble. Never replaced a clutch myself I guess I didnāt judge the wear on the arm correctly, going...