I have to remove the halfshafts in order to pull the transmission with the engine block. I don't have a lot of the tools needed for the task, so I need to know what the best way is in order to remove them.I have a Chiltons Manual, but it is very confusing to figure out what they are saying to do. Please help me understand the process I need to do the job! Thank you!
I don't think you should try this on your own. Find a friend who has done a lot of mechanical work. not the job for a newbie.
SOURCE: 1998 Honda Accord transmission problem
This transmission have shift solenoids that are mounted on the outside in my personal experience I have rectified shift problem with these transmissions by simply change a solenoid or two. My recommendation is to put this vehicle on a code scanner and find out what is at fault first. If its a solenoid just replace, they are a dealer only part and that should take care of your problem. Good Luck and thanks for using FIX YA
SOURCE: Transaxle code came up on engine code
P1739 transaxle code, It's a "Problem in 3rd Clutch Pressure Switch Circuit" or sometimes know as Pressure Control Solenoid "C.
That code is for a 3rd clutch failure. It's an internal problem and there isn't a thing you can do to fix it without pulling the transmission. It's a vesy common code when the transmission starts to go.
Sorry for the bad news and good luck
SOURCE: 2005 Honda Accord Front Bumper cover replacement
easy there is a screw on both sides were bumper and fender meet just pop back fender liner its a phillips head. Then pop hood remove clips on black trim infont of radiator. Underside where bumper goes under car remove those clips and 10mm bolts after all is removed bumper just pulls off ...... may have to give it a hard **** a few times but it will come off. Should only take 15-20min to remove if its your first time
SOURCE: i have a 1999 Honda Accord V6 and cant find trans fill point
Just the very top ring of the transmission dipstick is visible with the air filter housing lifted up. Removing the upper air filter housing and the rubber ducting for the intake will allow enough room for a transmission funnel to be used.
SOURCE: how to remove transmission on 97 honda civic dx
remove crossmember, axles, cables, tranny mount bolts (3), tranny to engine of course bolts
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