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Hello so i have a 2004 civic ex manual. the flywheel input shaft bearing exploded one night and cause all shorts of hell. anywho i need a new transmission.the casting on the input shaft bearing seat broke right behind the throw bearing were the input shaft comes out of the trans and now my trans wont hold oil. what years fit on my car? were would be the best place to get a used one? ETC. i know how to rebuild one i just need one that the cast isnt broken.

 
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Any 01-05 Manual trans will fit. Just make sure you get an ex trans because the gear ratios are different from the other models.

As for where to find one.... you can search your local junkyard and see if you get lucky or try seller section on forums. I see that majestic has a new clutch case for 313, im sure you can find a used trans for less than that.

 
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Where abouts are you located?

 
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I am in southern California. And pick apart has trans advertising for 200$ I can rebuild it no problem. Thank you so much

 
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Drop in an lsd block while your in there and a lightweight fly, I did, love it!

 
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Ah ok I'm in near Toronto in Canada, I have a trans in pieces in my garage if you wanted the part. But it's alot easier to just drop in a trans.

 
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Does anyone know of a website with an exploded diagram of the trans? I pulled one from pick apart but I want to rebuild it with fresh seals and bearings but what I'm seeing online is weird

 
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Buy a days subscription to Honda Service Express https://techinfo.honda.com/rjanisis/logon.asp

Buy a service manual

Check out online parts catalog diagrams

Visit your local library, see if they have service manuals, and see if they have access to online repair info such as alldata, mitchell on demand, motologic, etc.

 
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You can look at majestic honda's online catalogue. Just type in the vin for the car to bring up the right parts. And it will show you all the seals and bearings with part numbers so you can cross reference if you plan on getting the parts elsewhere. Heres a link

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...SE&vinsrch=yes

 
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Awesome thank you guys, I ended up just going a Honda dealer and getting a list of everything, thank you guys, helped me out a **** ton. I get all my goodies tomorrow can't wait