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    Free Wheeling

    I have a 92 EX I recently did a stock engine swap in. The vehicle is currently up on jack stands with wheels off. The other day I started it up and got out check some things out and noticed the axles spinning. now if I put the clutch in they stop spinning. Note. I did the ROH conversion and have not bleed the brakes. Any input would be greatly apperciated.
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    it's just caused by the engine running. you should be able to stop them very easily by hand. they are not being powered by the engine.
    Officially "hilarious mad sarcastic"! Thanks CB74christ for the recognition of my work.

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      #3
      Thanks dude, thats what i thought just wanted to be sure

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        Originally posted by lost_accord View Post
        it's just caused by the engine running. you should be able to stop them very easily by hand. they are not being powered by the engine.
        Wha?
        you'll love my nuts!

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          Its nothing to worry about really.

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            When your engine is running and the clutch is out, the input shaft in the transmission is still spinning in the oil, and the oil flowing around causes the output shaft to turn. You normally wouldn't notice this because your wheels are on the ground, not in the air with no resistance.

            Like the others said, it really isn't anything to worry about.
            1992 Prelude S w/swapped H22A

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