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will a 96 accord v6 motor and trans fit in a 92 accord

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    will a 96 accord v6 motor and trans fit in a 92 accord

    looking for a new trans for my cb9 wagon and i came across an awesome deal for a 96 v6 accord parts car with a good motor and trans will these fit?
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    Anything will fit with enough time and money... Will it bolt right in ... no.

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      #3
      also those v6 accord trannys are known to fail alot keep that in mind


      http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=194049

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        #4
        Actually, the 5th gens didn't have significant transmission problems. It was the 6th gen that did.

        Anyway, no, it will not be an easy swap. Doable, yes... but absolutely pointless, other than to say you have a V6 swap. There's less aftermarket support for that engine than there is for the F22A. They're also ONLY automatic.






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          The front end on '95-'97 Accord V6s is physically larger to accommodate the 90-degree engine. Assuming you could shoehorn it in there it would be a tight fit.

          Also, there is a manual transmission available in the first-generation Legend that will fit that engine.
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            #6
            Ah yes. I forgot the 1st gen Legend used a proper transverse FWD setup.






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              #7
              be interesting. have a really cool exhaust note, but no power difference between a h22.

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                #8
                For the work it would take, there are better V6s to be used.






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                  only thought about buying it cuz i need a trans and i can get both for the price of one with the deal i found also i dont have a ton of money to dump into a swap so i guess it would be better to just keep looking for a trans

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                    If you don't have a ton of money to dump into a swap... I suggest not doing something that takes a ton of custom work.






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                      Originally posted by deevergote View Post
                      Actually, the 5th gens didn't have significant transmission problems. It was the 6th gen that did.

                      Anyway, no, it will not be an easy swap. Doable, yes... but absolutely pointless, other than to say you have a V6 swap. There's less aftermarket support for that engine than there is for the F22A. They're also ONLY automatic.
                      oh i thought it was all the early v6's my fault


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