My B16 Tranny is acting up, it wont go into reverse. It doesn't grind in any gear it just wont go into reverse. When i was doing my swap i put two quarts of synthetic 10w40 and bout little over half of lucas tranny fix. Whats wrong?
HELP!! I have no reverse.
My B16 Tranny is acting up, it wont go into reverse. It doesn't grind in any gear it just wont go into reverse. When i was doing my swap i put two quarts of synthetic 10w40 and bout little over half of lucas tranny fix. Whats wrong?
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Your tranny is blown
sometimes my car wont go into reverse either, and i have to mess around with the shifter and the clutch a little bit and it goes in
mine does the same thing.............damn hondasOriginally Posted by j0nbunklah0m
TOO BIG
my accord used to do the same thing i took it in and it needed a whole bunch of new shit for the tranny so i traded it and bought a new car.
you put 10W40 oil into your transmission?My B16 Tranny is acting up, it wont go into reverse. It doesn't grind in any gear it just wont go into reverse. When i was doing my swap i put two quarts of synthetic 10w40 and bout little over half of lucas tranny fix. Whats wrong?
yeah that's what I'm thinking, I use 80W-90 in my tranny and diff.
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Revers is over rated anyway...
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lol yeah...
Original Poster put ENGINE OIL in theTRANSMISSION.
that is why your transmission is fucked. you are going to need to rebuild/replace the whole thing.
Can you shut the car off, put it in reverse and the start the motor and have reverse?
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you might not have to take it as far as replacing or rebuilding.... just drop the tranny and get some degresser and wash the tranny down reall good, put it back in and use the right stuff.....
going from first to reverse (not in motion obviously)
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use honda transmission oil next time..
damn thats dumb who puts engine oil in a tranny
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10w30 is in mine and it ran fine
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you are running the wrong viscosity oil. go fix it now.
I use 80w-90 in my engine...
But hopefully it won't cost you too much to rebuild/fix the problem...
Back to being stock and slow
get some GM synchromesh and call it a day.
thats what i put in my car and it does miracles.
Run some water through the tranny to flush it out...
Just kidding...seriously, though, drain the 80/90 out...refill with Syncromesh ($9 bucks a quart), row through the gears for about 15 mins or and do it one more time.
Lucas is not meant for manual trannys btw...80w90 is meant for rear ends/transfer cases. I've never seen a manual use 80/90.
And yes, you are supposed to use motor oil (5w20 if I'm not mistaken for Hondas) if you do not have the correct manufacturer specified -MANUAL- transmission fluid. It stated in the manual...Honda, do not use any additive in their gear lube, specifying regular motor oil until recently, and now their own brand of gear lube which seems to be an enhanced version of motor oil.
Do this...with the car off obviously, see if it will go into reverse. With the clutch down, start, see if the shifter forces itself out of reverse. I don't think Hondas have a reverse switch so it should start in reverse with the clutch down. If the shifter doesn't budge, simply see if will pull itself (or push) without any additional throttle. If the shifter forces itself out...you need a new tranny.
I know the thread date is old...but I want to clarify that motor oil is the correct fluid for a Honda transmission and my other manual trannys out there.
Last edited by Christopherr; 12-04-2008 at 02:18 PM.
You're an idiot. Honda manual transmission's can use anything from 5w20 to 10w40. Do not put gear oil or higher weight transmission fluid in a B series tranny.
Damn thats dumb, Who replies to a thread and doesn't know what the fuck they are talking about?
As for going into reverse, try putting the shift lever into 4th gear first (do not release the clutch), then go into reverse. My GSR, civic, prelude, and CL type S 6 speed all did the same thing from time to time. I haven't had a honda that didn't do that.
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all of you thats dogging dude fr using engine oil are the idiots. like last dude said, honda manual trannies take engine oil. my factory shop manual says use 10w30.
know ur cars before trying to bash somebody thats asking for help.
If u put the car in 1st gear, move it forward a couple inches then try reverse does it work?
HOLY SHIT THIS IS SOME SERIOUS BIZNESS!!
This whole, "It's just the internet" is just dumb. If that's the truth then the person busting you in the face for running your mouth can say, "It's just 5 cross yo lip dude, don't take it too seriously"
you also beat your cars into the fucking ground, thats why they did it..
and yes 10w30 is specified in the honda owners manal to use temp. if you can not use honda MTF.
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lol alright i'll admit. Since i've never been into Hondas i was not aware. but thats weird. any reason why you have to run such a thick oil? what makes the honda transmissions so special?
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