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Rebuilding a H2U5 manual

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    Rebuilding a H2U5 manual

    So im working on a 1990 honda accord with a previous tranny swap. the tranny came out of a 1993 honda accord ex and it went out on my way to the local ski hill. i am looking to rebuild the transmission myself but am having a hard time finding gear sets or the selector hub. im not sure if i need them just yet but id like to at least price stuff out. so if you have any suggestions they would be greatly appreciated.
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    If you don't want anything performance-related out of this transmission then I would strongly suggest simply buying a low-mileage replacement. You can have one shipped to you for around $300 since I doubt Montana has them laying around all over the place.
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      You could probably order all parts directly through Honda. It'll be pricey, but you'll have the best parts possible for the transmission. For the amount of work it'll take to rebuild a transmission (especially if you're new at such things), I wouldn't even consider going with cheaper aftermarket parts.

      GearSpeed is another reputable company... either to rebuild, improve, or just purchase parts.
      http://gearspeedpartsstore.com/






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        Thanks for the input. I got the tranny out and looked inside and after seeing the damage ive decided to just buy a used tranny. i was lucky to find one in a junkyard here in town that has 91000 miles on it for $375. to me not too bad.

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          That seems expensive to me for that tranny. I've seen them for $75. and the local pull a part has them for $50ish.

          You can almost get a regular H tranny for that much.

          steve

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