Lkq??? I get all my used engine and transmissions from there! Never had one go bad yet! Good thing is, they test their parts, which give us some job security and piece of mind
If you do this yourself it's safer to remove the engine from the top. If you Remove the sub frame the engine has nothing to hold it up unless you brace a beam from the top or a jack from the bottom otherwise that engine is his gonna drop on her head. It's more work that way but who cares
I am accustomed to working on my jeep xj which is a piece of cake and this is my first removal of transmission with independent suspension I was just asking that question because two mechanics told me that since my transmission on honda accord v6 was slipping that it might have thrown off the timing? I am assuming they are a bunch of hack jobs ?
Cheda If you remove the engine from the top do you still have to remove the subframe to get the transmission out or can you get the transmission out from the top after you take out the engine from the top?
I want to remove the transmission on my 2002 honda odyssey and later on my 2001 accord V6, but I do not like the idea of removing the transmission from the bottom by taking out the subframe. I would rather take out the engine from the top, than try to remove the transmission from the top. Would that work or do I have to take out the transmission from the bottom even if the engine is already removed from the top?
@@ChedaBenz okay thank you very much for the quick reply the video was also really helpful ! I’m working on my 05 accord I just took off the exhaust I’m about to move on the axles now
@@samuelfoote9135 at the time I had mine loose.. just wanted to make sure I didn't miss a bolt because I didn't see one. The dowl pins where just tight was all. Stop acting like u know me and everything about cars.. don't make videos with out expecting questions 👌
@@ChedaBenz I haven't ever removed and installed a transmission me personally. I'm looking to swap converter. Would you recommend me getting it done professionally or take my time and get it done. I only have my jack to lower the transmission down...
I would recommend someone who knows what they're doing to do it for you, just watch how it's getting done so you get better ideas and understand the concept more don't do it off TH-cam video just incase
acereppinstp you don't need to remove the rack and pinion? For this year? I did a 2000 accord v6 trans and a 2001 Accord trans on 4cyl both went thru the bottom i took off the subframe off the v6 but not the rack.
At 2:31 you can clearly see this subframe is a 1-piece design! You have to remove the entire subframe. The older accords, RLs are 2-piece [I think up to '03] those require partial subframe removal while leaving rack assembly installed. How about uploading content so we can see that 15yrs of experience bro!
@@partsshooter seriously! Confusing all the new mechanics, I’m about to attempt a clutch repair on my 06 and I’m scared af cuz I don’t have enough jacks and stands.
@@ManuelCamarena0725 its a pain in the ass. He had a good idea to remove the power steering pressure hose from the top though. Just take it one bolt at a time, I did one in over 8hrs but I'm experienced.
I’m pulling my trans this morning. Learned what I needed to know thank you
Good video, thanks for the info.
You have to take frame out. Good video my friend
Lkq??? I get all my used engine and transmissions from there! Never had one go bad yet! Good thing is, they test their parts, which give us some job security and piece of mind
Thank you my bro , thanks for your comments as well greatly appreciated.
So they already sale the transmissions removed at Lkq ?
@@gsrjaycee4521 for shops, yes
Where are you located got 2004 honda accord 4 cylinder needs transmission swap
If you do this yourself it's safer to remove the engine from the top. If you Remove the sub frame the engine has nothing to hold it up unless you brace a beam from the top or a jack from the bottom otherwise that engine is his gonna drop on her head. It's more work that way but who cares
You absolutely right but if you want to do it easy take engine out with transmission
@@ChedaBenz I agree
I am about to perform this removal was wondering when I get the new one in if I have to adjust the timing ?
No
No,
Timing will not be affected.
Thank you for the response I appreciate it
I am accustomed to working on my jeep xj which is a piece of cake and this is my first removal of transmission with independent suspension I was just asking that question because two mechanics told me that since my transmission on honda accord v6 was slipping that it might have thrown off the timing? I am assuming they are a bunch of hack jobs ?
Cheda If you remove the engine from the top do you still have to remove the subframe to get the transmission out or can you get the transmission out from the top after you take out the engine from the top?
Which one are you taken out
I want to remove the transmission on my 2002 honda odyssey and later on my 2001 accord V6, but I do not like the idea of removing the transmission from the bottom by taking out the subframe. I would rather take out the engine from the top, than try to remove the transmission from the top. Would that work or do I have to take out the transmission from the bottom even if the engine is already removed from the top?
@@eksine you can remove it from the top, I have a video on it.
@@mastermechanicfelipe4641 your video is literally 1 minute long, it explains nothing
@@eksine I have like 4 videos in the same type of vehicle
Did you remove the axles first ?
You have to remove the axle begin by removing your tire , spindles, all that connected , yes.
@@ChedaBenz okay thank you very much for the quick reply the video was also really helpful ! I’m working on my 05 accord I just took off the exhaust I’m about to move on the axles now
How many days does it take
1 day for me
How many bolts to disconnect the transmission from the motor
16 bolts and 8 nuts in total 😂 if ur asking questions like that then you deff shouldnt be doing the work.
@@samuelfoote9135 at the time I had mine loose.. just wanted to make sure I didn't miss a bolt because I didn't see one. The dowl pins where just tight was all. Stop acting like u know me and everything about cars.. don't make videos with out expecting questions 👌
Btw thanks for the response!!! A year later?? Lmao
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500
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You do not have to remove the rack n pinion lmao just removed the bolts that mount it to the cross member frame and it's less work
Is this for a v6 automatic 3.0?
Same concept
@@ChedaBenz I haven't ever removed and installed a transmission me personally. I'm looking to swap converter. Would you recommend me getting it done professionally or take my time and get it done. I only have my jack to lower the transmission down...
I would recommend someone who knows what they're doing to do it for you, just watch how it's getting done so you get better ideas and understand the concept more don't do it off TH-cam video just incase
Chill ouuuuuut!! I fr have to remove the whole casing yo? Omg 🙃🔫😂
Jonathan Cabrera u go first I'll wait on God instead
Cheda Benz yeah God often replies faster lol but shoot that’s crazy but it has to be done lol
Jonathan Cabrera yea
You don’t need to remove the subframe just lower the front part and pull out the transmission front top lol
Nacho .how do you do that? Got any videos showing how to do it
Lmfao you don't even need to remove the rack and pinion. just the front piece of the subframe. I've been swapping engines for like the past 15 years.
Good for you
acereppinstp you don't need to remove the rack and pinion? For this year? I did a 2000 accord v6 trans and a 2001 Accord trans on 4cyl both went thru the bottom i took off the subframe off the v6 but not the rack.
At 2:31 you can clearly see this subframe is a 1-piece design! You have to remove the entire subframe. The older accords, RLs are 2-piece [I think up to '03] those require partial subframe removal while leaving rack assembly installed.
How about uploading content so we can see that 15yrs of experience bro!
@@partsshooter seriously! Confusing all the new mechanics, I’m about to attempt a clutch repair on my 06 and I’m scared af cuz I don’t have enough jacks and stands.
@@ManuelCamarena0725 its a pain in the ass. He had a good idea to remove the power steering pressure hose from the top though.
Just take it one bolt at a time, I did one in over 8hrs but I'm experienced.
Honda made this removal a bitxh
Kerr Jason tell me about it
Got a 04 its leaking on driver side axle seal the bearing went out inside trans trans axle is bad on mine
Kerr Jason another easy way without removing the frame you could take it out from the top with the engine
1200 fix i pull it
Or 2500 they do it lol video good
Cheda Benz That might work too