How to change clutch in 93 honda accord - Accord Honda Cars & Trucks

That picture is of a power steering pump
the steering system and the clutch system are separate
clutch master cylinder really leaks majority of the time the slave cylinder seal on the trani leaks

They both have crank sensors. crank sensor is the same as RPM sensor. Both cars need rpm signal. You could compare the inputs and match differences...but BYPASSING or skipping isnt ever a good idea. The 97 if I recall required crank and tdc. the 93 simply had a distributor reluctor generating both,.
WHat I recommend is you dont mix and match engines that arent compatible or change the incompatible pieces. Life is much easier both at 1st start and in the future when it needs repair.
However, you can get the crank/rpm signal from the 93 distributor, move it to the same wires ast he 97 lists, and it MAY fire. Youll still have to deal with cam and TDC, and all sorts of other incompatioble parts.. the 93 5 speed ECM should still work fine, so its a 5 speed? the engine doesnt care. Was t just not cranking because of the clutch switch input you now didnt have? You could jumper those pins (blue n black?) and bypass that. At least then all your ECM inputs are correct and in the right pins. That seems alot easier than mixing and matching year parts.

http://www.manualslib.com/manual/464695/Honda-Accord.html here is 90 91 92 93 honda accord manual

Clutch was not aligned properly, off center. That will keep the transmission from going into gear or make it very hard to shift it into any gear.

Yes, I would get the dealership parts including the clutch plate, throw out bearing, and any other parts that seem to wear out when doing a clutch job on a Honda.

Get the service manual to learn specifically how to do this job.

Good luck.

may also have air bleed clutch, or pressure spring collapsed or dislodged

On the firewall underneath the vacuum control box. Thats just to the left of the throttle body, behind the black air intake hose. The website below shows how to find and change the fuel filter on a 93 Honda Accord: http://ldsdates.com/blog2/2009/04/07/how-to-change-the-fuel-filter-on-a-93-honda-accord/

no remove gearbox but you might need to lower subframe to gain access ,use an engine lift to support gearbox or a block and tackle so you can pull it out and not have to lower it

there is no adjustment, replacement needed

Unfortunatly this could be many problems and you will need to look alot closer. Your clutch return spring could be broken. Your clutch master or slave could be shot as well.