Will a 1993 prelude automatic transmission fit my 1992 honda accord

Automatic or manual? Need more information. Automatic for this model should be no more than 3 quarts of Honda DW1 ATF. Manual should be no more than 2 quarts of Honda MTF.

not dirrectly, but with enough money , and enough time you can make anything work.

Check in this link the Honda Prelude 1992 - 1995 Installation Procedure

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No, your car is set up for hydraulic transmission linkage and the Integra is a cable clutch. The mounting would also be a nightmare. The Integra's front motor mount is way different than the Accord and Prelude. Wiring harness would be another nightmare. Just find an Si, they are pretty cheap now.

1990-95 4-Cylinder Accord and 1992-95 Prelude




On all engines except VTEC, the belt adjuster arm must be locked in place using one of the lower cover mounting bolts




The balancer shaft must be held in position during timing belt installation




Timing belt and components used on the Accord V-6

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the 1992 should fit too

you have a problem with the linear solenoid on the trans. it needs to diagd properly to c if its broke, or shorted wire, or disconnected

the trans will actually bolt up to the engine..but it will not work properly without the pressure switch plugged in to the harness... if u notice, there is a hole with no threads in the prelude trans..u couldnt even thread a 3rd gear pressure switch in the trans case..trust me ive seen it b4 at the dealer where i work.. i even went as far as installing the trans and when going back together, saw the difference when trying to plug the harness in...its not the same..i laugh about it now, but was very mad at myself at the time for assumeing the parts guy brought me the right part..the guy with the prelude was about to install my accord  trans in his prelude ...luckily i was able to stop him b4 he installed my trans in his prelude...i laugh about it now

if its a automatic you need a new transmission unfortunately but if its a manual trans i would replace the clutch first

Check transmission fluid, our cars are pretty low and unfortunately automatics transmission sit pretty low so its possible you have a leak below or are just running low on transmission fluid.