92 00 Honda Civic Sir Hydraulic Manual 5 Speed Transmission Y21 Jdm B16a Clean on 2040-parts.com
Reno, Nevada, United States
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Hydraulic b16 transmission pulled from a 1995 Honda civic but will fit any 1992-2000 Honda Civic and even 1988-1991 Civic if you use the Hasport conversion. This transmission was pulled from a running and driving car and has NO issues. Mileage is estimated to be around 70,000-80,000 miles. No grinds, no pop outs, no weird problems it is a very clean b16 transmission with NO LSD it has AN OPEN DIFFERENTIAL! As far as I know it is 100% OEM and never opened up and runs just like it. Comes with the vehicle speed sensor (VSS) and reverse light sensor as well as the throwout bearing arm but I would HIGHLY recommend a new throwout bearing that part is just there to hold the arm in place. Again, REPLACING THE THROW OUT BEARING IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AND IS NOT COVERED!
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