My kid lost the tranny in his 94 Civic, wondering if anyone can recommend a good shop to rebuild it in the Lewiston -Auburn area
Steve
Full Version: Tranny rebuild
honestly it would be cheaper and easier to get one from a salvage yard. Let me know if you need help, I own a european repair shop in windham.
QUOTE(Johnnyturbo @ Apr 23 2008, 07:43 PM) 
honestly it would be cheaper and easier to get one from a salvage yard. Let me know if you need help, I own a european repair shop in windham.
how much for replacing it with a used one? labor and cost of tranny
QUOTE(Blackdoo @ Apr 23 2008, 07:58 PM)
how much for replacing it with a used one? labor and cost of tranny
automatic transmission
The community college there has a program and you rebuild a tranny in it--perhaps your kid wants to learn how to do it. It will be way cheaper to buy a used one and toss it in.
QUOTE(Blackdoo @ Apr 23 2008, 06:31 PM)
My kid lost the tranny in his 94 Civic, wondering if anyone can recommend a good shop to rebuild it in the Lewiston -Auburn area
Steve
Steve
This isn't the teal one that you got from my old man is it? If so that sucks, and honestly I never drove the thing.
I'll sell you a used tested tranny for $250 just because i like you !!!!
QUOTE(New Maine Rider @ Apr 23 2008, 09:39 PM)
This isn't the teal one that you got from my old man is it? If so that sucks, and honestly I never drove the thing.
It is the same car, too many j strips and getting it stuck thi winter - we all know you used to beat on it!
What trail > are you serious with the used tranny?
QUOTE(Blackdoo @ Apr 24 2008, 03:09 AM)
It is the same car, too many j strips and getting it stuck thi winter - we all know you used to beat on it!
What trail > are you serious with the used tranny?
What trail > are you serious with the used tranny?
yep --- pm sent
any one have a good running 1.5 for a 95 honda civic?
Max
Max
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