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    auto tranny tcu compatibility question

    okay question:

    i've been using the f22a tcu for 3 different h22a tranny's they all have been the same grrind sound. could this be because of the tcu? or because i have installed the axles incorrectly. they are about 1 or 2 cm gap between metal to metal. (the axle metal to the tranny metal). has anyone successfuly used the accord's f22a tcu for the h22a swap? thanks.
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    yes a lot of people use the f22a tcu with out any problems, do you use the correct fluid for the tranny and is filled with the right amount of fluid? also are you reusing the same torque converter for all of the trannys you used?
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      #3
      The TCU will only determine the shift points. Any grinding is most likely a totally different issue.






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        this is my second transmission, the one that came with swap was bad, the one they sent me was bad, and the one i purchased locally was also bad. i checked the fluid before i put the transmission in it was clean... could it be because of bad axle install? the stupid grind crap? thanks. and also, yes i have dextron mercon 3 inside of it, and the fluid is just a hair over maximum... should i drain it out some more? thanks.

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          #5
          it could be, maybe its not pushed in, its probably not bottomed out into the housing. when does it grind?
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            #6
            doesnt sound like a grind when you dont push in the clutch in the manual, kind of like a metal to metal grind. above 3k rpms...

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              you sure you have the axles in all the way? there should only be a mm gap between the axle and the tranny

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                a mm is pretty tiny.... maybe i dont have them all the way in? is there a way to push them in without having to separate the ball joint again? or do i have to take out the ball joint again /sigh.

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