1995 Acura Integra LS - $1700.obo. must sell fast!
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1995 Acura Integra LS - $1700.obo. must sell fast!
Here's your next perfect project.. 1995 acura integra Ls, automatic, power windows, and sunroof. Tranny slips between gears needs filter changed. Sitting on different rims, so will need new wheels. Engine runs GREAT, A/C blows cold but needs a new relay (can be turned on to show it works). Sunroof works, windows work.. Just need to sell it right away so its CHEAP $1700/obo. First to come with the cash drives it home.
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Miles, location, what he said.
Oh, and what kind of slip are we talkin. Are we talkin synchro slip, or gear is fucking gone slip?
Oh, and what kind of slip are we talkin. Are we talkin synchro slip, or gear is fucking gone slip?
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Teg has 120K miles, car is located in Ocala, FL. Maybe interested in your eclipse, babyboy, sorry LS cant take your offer. Someone PMd me asking if it is drivable, YES the car can and will drive to wherever. Its slipping, it shifts through all gears it just needs a new filter so it will shift quicker and better, simple fix but dont have the time to play with this car. My # is 352-502-9602 and my name is Kris. I wont deliver the car so you'll have to come get her.
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correct, they use a screen - been doing some research on it, most people just clean their plugged screens from what im seeing online.
"... I was quite surprised when I saw an oil pan on the bottom of my transmission. I had always been told that Honda products didn't use a filter. Wrong. The screen is so fine, it might as well be a filter. My 96 with 170,000 miles was experiencing a flare on the 3-4 shift, and also in cold weather the transmission sometimes didn't want to go into gear. Cleaning the screen resolved my problems. I purchased a new pan gasket ($13), and cleaned the filter. Extremely easy procedure."
- a post on tl.acurazine.com.
Im guessing its a pretty simple procedure, regardless of their filtering method it needs to be done and will probably get it shifting back to norm again.
"... I was quite surprised when I saw an oil pan on the bottom of my transmission. I had always been told that Honda products didn't use a filter. Wrong. The screen is so fine, it might as well be a filter. My 96 with 170,000 miles was experiencing a flare on the 3-4 shift, and also in cold weather the transmission sometimes didn't want to go into gear. Cleaning the screen resolved my problems. I purchased a new pan gasket ($13), and cleaned the filter. Extremely easy procedure."
- a post on tl.acurazine.com.
Im guessing its a pretty simple procedure, regardless of their filtering method it needs to be done and will probably get it shifting back to norm again.
