CB7 Auto to 5spd HELP!
CB7 Auto to 5spd HELP!
Ok someone please help me out here is the details.
1990 LX Automatic Accord Converted to 5spd.
Has a H22a 5spd swap which ran perfect in my Hatchback before it was swapped in the accord.
Here is the issue I am having. The transmission does not go into gear when car is on but will go into gear when turned off. When I have it in first gear and turn the car on the car will lunge forward. I'm using a brandnew Honda Master & slave cylinders with OEM Accord lines with the damper in between lines (NO LEAKS ANYWHERE) I removed all the air from the lines many times the correct way (same way i bleed all my cars with no issues). Pedal feels light but can feel pressure building in the lines and pushes the clutch fork about 1 1/4" out which I believe is normal. I put in a brand new clutch with throwout bearing and everything went together great and fork is not bent and slides nice on input shaft. Also the shiftlinkage works good and shifts into gears when car is off with no issues.
Now is there something im missing or not doing?
Is there another way to disengage the clutch without using clutch pedal system?
Again this transmission works perfectly so i know it has to be either clutch hydraulic system or something else.
PLEASE HELP!!!!
1990 LX Automatic Accord Converted to 5spd.
Has a H22a 5spd swap which ran perfect in my Hatchback before it was swapped in the accord.
Here is the issue I am having. The transmission does not go into gear when car is on but will go into gear when turned off. When I have it in first gear and turn the car on the car will lunge forward. I'm using a brandnew Honda Master & slave cylinders with OEM Accord lines with the damper in between lines (NO LEAKS ANYWHERE) I removed all the air from the lines many times the correct way (same way i bleed all my cars with no issues). Pedal feels light but can feel pressure building in the lines and pushes the clutch fork about 1 1/4" out which I believe is normal. I put in a brand new clutch with throwout bearing and everything went together great and fork is not bent and slides nice on input shaft. Also the shiftlinkage works good and shifts into gears when car is off with no issues.
Now is there something im missing or not doing?
Is there another way to disengage the clutch without using clutch pedal system?
Again this transmission works perfectly so i know it has to be either clutch hydraulic system or something else.
PLEASE HELP!!!!
__________________
try the clutch pedal adjustment.
http://i751.photobucket.com/albums/x..._13_Page_1.jpg
its the pushrod and lock nut in the picture
EDIT:
this is a better picture
Recent image by 97bb6sh on Photobucket
http://i751.photobucket.com/albums/x..._13_Page_1.jpg
its the pushrod and lock nut in the picture
EDIT:
this is a better picture
Recent image by 97bb6sh on Photobucket
Last edited by chinkyeyeguy; 08-01-2012 at 05:01 PM.
Bump
__________________
PUREBRED PERFORMANCE
Fabrication & Tuning Services
813-451-7547 or 813-712-0202
Www.PPETUNED.com <~~ WEBSITE
Curious on honda/acura Ecu Chipping and dyno tuning? Call or visit the website above. Hondata/Neptune/Ectune/Crome Pro. Tuning available for most other systems and platforms as well. DYNOJET
PUREBRED PERFORMANCE
Fabrication & Tuning Services
813-451-7547 or 813-712-0202
Www.PPETUNED.com <~~ WEBSITE
Curious on honda/acura Ecu Chipping and dyno tuning? Call or visit the website above. Hondata/Neptune/Ectune/Crome Pro. Tuning available for most other systems and platforms as well. DYNOJET
Not too many cb guys on here. Your probably better hitting up the guys on CB7Tuner.com - 4th Gen Honda Accord Online Community
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
J-PEZ
For Sale/WTB Honda & Acura
8
11-07-2007 02:42 PM