98-02 Accord Transmission Removal
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- Опубликовано: 18 янв 2022
- 2000 Honda Accord 2.3 liter with an automatic transmission removal procedure. This kid just bought this Accord about a month ago from a used car dealer and the transmission went out and would not replace it so I am helping him out with the work. The transmission fluid was disguting and had metal shavings throughout it. This does have the BAXA transmission as well. The torque specs for the axle nuts are 181 ft lbs. Use only Honda Transmission fluid as well because it will not shift as good if you do use this fluid.
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You just saved me hours of work coming up, gonna be doing this same thing in a few days and now i know what to do and what NOT to do. That what "NOT" to do is the key to a job like this. My transmission went bad from the differential going out and now transmission is basically fried. This here looks way easier to do than i had in mind... thank you for the video.
Your welcome and it is not as bad of a job as most people would imagine. The axle nuts tend to be one of the harder things for people to remove.
@@operationoverhaul originally I figured it would be a nightmare, but from watching this video it won't be bad. I have a impact for those axel nuts, so those will be a breeze for me. My biggest issue is I don't have a large floor jack, but I do have a overhead hoist to lower the transmission, and I'll use my regular floor jack with board to hold the engine up. A bit different but with the same results... thanks again.
@@operationoverhaul I had to go buy a 50 dollar breaker bar for my axle nuts but I got em boys
Man that 5th blolt😢 i couldn't find it to save my life but you my man saved my confidence thank you so much i mean it
Glad it helped you out. That one bolt is a nightmare sometimes to find.
Thanks for this have an 00 accord that I'm going to do a trans swap it's at 230k miles ran like a champ until the trans gave out got a JDM import trans for 800 bucks with less than 60k on it and your video is going to help me make this champ run like new again
Your welcome and that's a decent price for a transmission on one of these as well depending on your area. If you need anything while doing the swap let me know.
@@operationoverhaul I'm out in Cali . Thank you so much man I will definitely keep in touch if I need help
Where did you get it from cause I need 2!!! One just stopped going and another got stuck in the mud and the lines blew!
@@mandybaker8544 Look on car-part.com and it will list places near your zipcode that has them available. I use that site a decent amount.
Wheeling the old accord lol?@mandybaker8544
This is an awesome video. Basically everything I needed to know and some tips as well. Great job!! I’m doing this job very soon. Thanks!!
Thank you. I hope it helps you out and if there was anything that I left out that you may need feel free to hit me up on here and I will get you any info, specs, etc. that you may need. Thanks for watching it as well.
Doing 1 tomorrow & been a while so thanks for video
You are welcome and good luck with it.
Very very useful information. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Couldn’t find a second video to reinstall trans I have 3.0 v6
I only did the removal process as it is the reversal of the removal. But, the V6 is a little different from the 4 cylinders. If you need work instructions I could send some to you via email.
@@operationoverhaulik you responded to him but could i also get those work instructions emailed if you don't mind me asking?
I’m taking my trans out my 02 Honda can u tell me how u get that one bolt behind the engine it’s connect to the back motor mont the only bolt I can’t get and I t’s holding the trans from coming out
Would you be able to take a picture and email it to me? It has been a while since I did this and cannot remember right off the top of my head which bolt that is.
What bolts on the back of the transmission 98 honda accord did you take off to drop it
There is a mount on the back of the transmission about where the engine and trans meet. Then it has a cover for the torque converter and shifter on the bottom/ back. Then the bellhousing bolts.
Hey brother do you happen to know why my 02 Accord is bumping whenever it goes into first but drives great if I don't gun it or come to a complete stop.
Check to make sure your motor and transmission mounts are good.
I have 2002 Honda Accord I have code of p 730 is my transmission any good ? Or will I need to replace my transmission or will it be an easy fix ?
is the fluid low or dirty?
Hi, what are the electrical wires you had to remove with it ?
They were the wires running to the range sensor/gear selector switch. The sensor should be behind that metal cover
Ok so I am having an issue where it doesn’t like shifting in 1-2 gear, if I manually shift it, it will shift. I’m coming to terms with I need to replace the transmission…. Any other things before?
Does it have any transmission codes on it and have you tried anything yet? Just checking to see if you have performed any repairs to it to help me narrow it down.
For some reason I can't break the transmission from the moter it's like it's stuck maybe can u help???
It may be stuck on the dowels that line up the engine and transmission together. They can corrode and make them stick.
Do u think if I get a 98 accord’s transmission and put it into a 01 accord there’s going to b problems or no
So when I look up for a transmission on these, I found that the 98-99 were listed together, the 2000 was all by itself, and the the 01+ were together. So I'm thinking something is different like the electronic mostly. I'll look up what the difference is. I think the bellhousing is the same so they would connect just the wiring harness would probably be different but let me check and I'll get back with you asap.
@@operationoverhaul hey so I did end up swapping the transmission from the 98 accord to the 01 accord it’s was working fine but then the transmission would start slipping again and wouldn’t shift good do you think I would have to clean the solenoids please let me know
@@660htxraptor5 so I looked it up tonight actually and did not see a difference electronically. So I think they are the same and I would drain the fluid at minimum to see if any debris is in there then if that looked good I would check the solenoids. Are there any codes?
@@operationoverhaul I don’t know about the codes but I’m going to drain the transmission fluid tomorrow and clean the solenoids hopefully that works
Do you think this tutorial would work for a 1991 cb7 accord?
yeah, this is the same basic concept as the cb7. I owned a cb7 for a while and personally I think that they are easier than this generation.
@@operationoverhaul wow thanks man, I’m an pretty inexperienced car guy and this is my first big project do you have any advice I’m about to pull the transmission
Hardest part will be the axles if you do not have air tools or an electric impact to remove the nuts. You can use a long breaker bar, then thread the lug nuts back on, then use a pry bar or something against the nuts to break the axle nut loose. They have a decent amount of torque on them. Then, just double check all you bolts are out before prying on anything. I would drain the fluid first as well. Other than that just lower it down slowly and watch your hands. Alot of pinch points on those cars.
I have a rear engine seal problem where engine oil leaks.🤔
This would be the same process basically as removing the transmission but you will also have to remove the flywheel/flexplate and change the rear main seal.
@@operationoverhaul Now, I see why they would charge me $700 to $800😅Might as well pay to rebuild the whole thing! Would the leak worsen🤔😔😇👍
@@bryanbarajasBB yeah it will continue to get worse.
How did you get the subframe off to get the trans out?
Do you mean what did I use to lower it, or what all did I remove to take it out?
@@operationoverhaul how did you get to the two bolts between the strut fork without someone holding the rotor out of the way
@Baked Life420 I had my wife help me by pulling it to the side. If you do not have anyone you can tie it back with a bungee cord.
Did you figure out where the oil leak was from
The engine oil leak was coming from the valve cover gasket and it had a power steering leak.
Good video I made the same one give me a look
Will do. I appreciate you viewing the video. I know I left out some information on it. It is not a hard job but when removing one and filming it trying to show the details you tend to forget a thing or two.
And also Instead of using regular wrenchis just buy ratchet wrenchis it would save u alot of time
I have ratchet wrenches just was not using them.
Hey man, I’m having trouble identifying what model my transmission is. The torque converter took a dump on me and I can’t find the correct one without knowing my transmission model
What is the year and submodel of your car?