shift fork replacement
#1
11-05-2007, 06:55 PM
shift fork replacement
So tomorrow Bell Honda is going to replace the 3-4 shift fork in my accord to address the notchy issue in 3rd gear. I see the part is rather cheap (50 bucks or so). I was wonderin what kind of labor goes into it? I'm not payin for it, but still, I was curious. Anyone?
#2
11-05-2007, 07:00 PM
RE: shift fork replacement
Automatic or manual accord? I'm assuming it's automatic if you've got a specific 3-4 shift fork since a manual has one shift fork (didn't look at your signature) but it's a full tranny removal and basic teardown. I'd guess it flat rates around 6-8 hours
#4
11-06-2007, 10:17 AM
RE: shift fork replacement
I am officially an idiot sometimes..... I was thinking of the fork that holds your throw-out bearing. That shift fork is in the smaller area off the main "bell" of the tranny, he has to split the tranny as well as remove it.
#6
11-06-2007, 10:29 AM
RE: shift fork replacement
hmmm.... I don't know that we need a vote since I declared it official on myself....However, we could start a poll about it and link to this thread, maybe give 4 opitions:
1) Officially Idiot
2)Occassionaly Idiot
3)Not an Idiot
4) Super Genius
1) Officially Idiot
2)Occassionaly Idiot
3)Not an Idiot
4) Super Genius
#7
11-06-2007, 10:45 AM
RE: shift fork replacement
ORIGINAL: smaglik
So tomorrow Bell Honda is going to replace the 3-4 shift fork in my accord to address the notchy issue in 3rd gear. I see the part is rather cheap (50 bucks or so). I was wonderin what kind of labor goes into it? I'm not payin for it, but still, I was curious. Anyone?
So tomorrow Bell Honda is going to replace the 3-4 shift fork in my accord to address the notchy issue in 3rd gear. I see the part is rather cheap (50 bucks or so). I was wonderin what kind of labor goes into it? I'm not payin for it, but still, I was curious. Anyone?
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