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I have a 90 CRX Si that I need to replace the trans on- bearings are shot on the diff, I believe and have a line on a nice used trans but the current owner is not sure what it was out of but believes it was a CRX Si. I found some detail on ID'ing the trans from the 92-95 Civics but not sure if this applies to these also.
Are the halfshafts different with the different sized bearings (35mm and 40mm- my 90 should be a 35mm)?
Is there a way on these trans- 88-91 CRX D series- to tell which trans is which and perhaps from which year?
Lastly, can an 88 Si trans be swapped into a 90 Si or are the input shafts (or something else) different also??
Thanks
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One way to tell what trans you have is to count the input shaft splines for the clutch. There are two different ones. I do not remember what they are. If it is an Si trans then it should have the bigger bearings. The 92-95 civic trans internals are different.
Blake
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The 88 trans can be used. However, it does have a different number of splines than the 89 / 91 trans, so the clutch / pp assembly must be for an 88.
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If that transmission turns out not to be the right one, I have a stock 90 civic Si tranny sitting in my garage - let me know. I also have another tranny with 4.7FD and Quaife........but that's going in my car.... ;-)
Cheers, Mark
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88-91 CRX Si gearboxes are interchangeable as complete assembly including clutch & flywheel*.
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88 has 21 splines on the main shalf and the clutch is 7-1/2 dia"
89/90/91 has 20 splines
89 has 7-7/8" dia.
90/91 has 8-3/3" dia.
All axles will fit except HF/Civic CX 4-speed models.
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Thanks for the info.
Mark- will let you know if I am in need of a different trans.
Anyone rebuilt one of these trans? Is it difficult to do properly?
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Anyone know if the front case of an 88 CRX Si trans is interchangable with other years of the same generation?
Also, will a mainshaft from a 90 CRX Si trans be installed in an 88 CRX Si trans?
Thanks
