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    clutch slipping?

    my gears sound like its slipping when i shift to 3rd. its sorta like a grinding sound. whats happening? how could i fix this?


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    With hondas that's pretty usual well with (old civics) most of the time it needs new synchros
    Patiently Waiting.


    MRT

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      #3
      +1

      i see a lot of cars from like 95 and back coming into work with the same issue. its all in the synchronizers inside the transmission

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        #4
        thx guys. how much would you guys think it cost to fix? can i easily do it myself or bring it to a shop?


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          #5
          I would probably recommend bringing it to a transmission shop unless you absolutely know what you are doing. As for the cost I have no idea, but if they quote you a price that's high, you might be able to find a used one at a junkyard for cheaper and that would be an easy install

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            #6
            cool thx man


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              #7
              look for a re-manufactured tranny, never had a problem. put it in yourself and save some labor money. its pretty simple.

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                Originally posted by alkoholikwun View Post
                look for a re-manufactured tranny, never had a problem. put it in yourself and save some labor money. its pretty simple.
                X2 I HIGHLY AGREE
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                  #9
                  get a new tranny, its cheaper and easier

                  and this grinding would have nothing to do with the clutch slipping. If your clutch was slipping, you woulnt be able to move quickly in any gear


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