This is a video showing you how to remove a transmission out of a 93 Honda Prelude Si. The procedure for any Honda using an “H” or “F” series powertrain w/ h…
How to Remove Transmission Honda Prelude 92-01
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Do you know if all 92-96 auto transmissions are interchangeable? I need to
buy a new one
thanks for the reply mate, do you think it can be fixed and I won’t have to
replace the transmission right cause thats bloody expensive?
where is the part 2 of the video? This vido was great man
Great video thanks for your help.
Good video about to do this to change my rear seal. But please invest in a
cordless impact
@fausto2208 yeah no problem, its a bit easier on a civic. Good luck.
Why did u take the bolt off for the clutch? Now you have to bleed it. And
the reverse switch just unplugs
Hey guys would this process apply to an automatic transmission swap? please
reply…thanks 😀
H22 all day.
Oh and I think the air compressor is 4hp, and 10 or 15 gallons with a max
of like 115 psi or something like that.
Just make sure to get couple buddies with you when you’re about to get the
trans back in. It’ll make things go alot easier.
Can you do more videos on the 4th gen ludes?
hey man i used your video to remove my trans in my 1999 prelude (h22 auto)
and my trans is being rebuild and will be done soon so how to i put it back
in do i just watch the videos from the last to the first???
Hi, I have a problem with my 06 Civic, The auto transmission when shifting
constantly jerks a bit and the revs are let loose until the next gear kicks
in which happens without any abnormal delays. I have checked the trans oil
level and condition and its good. Do you think I need to get the solenoid
replaced, can I still save my transmission? I am confused and different
mechanics here tell me a diff story and the dealership repair is uber
expensive. Please help.
btw, always remove the negative (-, black) first. if not, you had better
make sure that wrench doesnt touch anything metal while removing the
positive terminal.
Thanks for the advice buddy, I will prob try get it repaird; but as you
said will weigh in both options. Cheers buddy!
Click the annotation link in the top left corner to take you to the next
video.
No problem.
Thanks boss I saw that right after I posted… Prolly shoulda just deleted
the comment. Haha This really helped!! Now I just need to put the new one
in… Should be a lot easier than pulling the old one.
i have a question i have a 93 prelude si h23 engine and the transmission is
fuked is there other transmission i can swap in? or is it better to get the
transmission repaired?
@gooner305 Sorry i’m working on it but it’ll be on here soon. Once it
starts to upload it takes about 15 hours to upload haha so it wont be up
for at least another day or so
The link for the second part is in the video description.
how long did all this take u
please upload the part 2 for this haha. I gotta install a clutch on this
same car and i have no clue how, your next video is gonna help out a lot.
Well hello gorgeous
I got my air compressor at harbor freight, and I use a Craftsman
Professional 1/2 air gun, and a matco 3/8 air ratchet. The other air tools
I use are harbor freight mediocre stuff.
haha the first 5 minutes is how to take off the easy stuff. i know how to
take a transmssion off an engine, but I wanted to see how one does it with
the engine still in the car.
I’ve been thinking about that. They have a corded one for $60 at Harbor
Frieght right now, at least I wouldn’t have to tote around the compressor.
@MiK3sk8r007 yes, there are other transmissions you can swap in. the best
would be an h22 transmission, but any h-series or f-series will work as
long as it is hydraulic like yours. F-series transmissions will have lower
gear ratios though which is probably something you don’t want.
I need to watch second part can send 2 part please
@zakyak14 Yeah sorry about that, it just uploaded today. I had to upload it
3 times before it would work and each upload took 18+ hours, so that’s why
it took so long haha. And I couldn’t fit it all into the last video so
there will be one more video to go up. And I’m not sure how long it will
take to upload the last one. It will just depend on how many times I have
to upload before it sticks.
nice video! sounds like you have a craftsman air compressor…….really
loun just like mine!
What happened at 5:07 ? Something flew out and smoke? or was that dust?
I wish I had compressed tools wuld have made my day today so much easier.
Im removing my transmission from my cb7 swapping it from my old one has a
bad torqe converter .
nice catch. Idk. My guess would be the air from the ratchet blew debris.
Hell yeah