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rydollasign 11-10-2018 02:31 AM

break in period for transmission?
 
hey guys,

I got my transmission replaced due to a 4th gear grind issue covered under warranty and was wondering if there was a "break in period" for the new transmission? Im thankful it was replaced under warranty. the shifts are butter smooth now.

any feedback would be appreciated.


thanks

Mr.ac 11-10-2018 02:43 AM

It's in your manual. Simple stuff huh?

DarkPira7e 11-10-2018 10:22 AM

My manual states that you need to make several hard stops from 60-5mph as a break in procedure and to bleed the fluid to remove any air pockets if the pedal seems soft.

Wait no, it says that the car comes equipped with a 12v power sou- shit, just realized I can't understand an index. Sorry OP, Did you check Google?

humfrz 11-10-2018 02:49 PM

Well now, rydollasign, as far as I know, there isn't a formal break in period for this MT. However, I would suggest you read over some of the suggested shifting procedures mentioned on this forum. Hint #1 - timing is everything - ;).

@Mr.ac - I don't see any reference to a transmission break in period (procedure) in my 2013 FR-S manual. Do you want to help me out here or are you just yanking on the OP's chain? - :D

@DarkPira7e - I suggest you have at least 2 cups of coffee before posting - :D


humfrz

Mr.ac 11-10-2018 07:58 PM

@humfrz it's a little of both really. But the actual brake in period is the same for a new car engine. Nice low revs till you hit 1k. Or what ever it is. Engine and tranny are grouped in, as so I read it to be.

So wasn't that easy?
Also.....can I interest you on a new Civic Si, you don't have to worry about weak trannies, , Civic trannies are 90% bulletproof you know?

Ultramaroon 11-10-2018 09:41 PM

No need to be extra gentle but there is actually something to consider with a new MT. Unless the balk rings were pre-lapped by hand before final assembly, the syncros will continue to improve for several thousand miles before they grab well and the transmission really shifts the way it was designed. Mine didn't start shifting well until about eight thousand miles and kept improving through 15-17 thousand.

humfrz 11-11-2018 12:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr.ac (Post 3153943)
@humfrz it's a little of both really. But the actual brake in period is the same for a new car engine. Nice low revs till you hit 1k. Or what ever it is. Engine and tranny are grouped in, as so I read it to be.

So wasn't that easy?
Also.....can I interest you on a new Civic Si, you don't have to worry about weak trannies, , Civic trannies are 90% bulletproof you know?

Well, OK - it could be read thatta way.

Well now, about that Civic Si. Does it come with crickets? How are the valve springs?

It is a handsome vehicle, which I may consider, if they fuck up my FR-S by changing the valve springs - :eyebulge:

Do you have a blue one in stock?

:D


humfrz

Mr.ac 11-11-2018 01:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by humfrz (Post 3153984)
Well, OK - it could be read thatta way.

Well now, about that Civic Si. Does it come with crickets? How are the valve springs?

It is a handsome vehicle, which I may consider, if they fuck up my FR-S by changing the valve springs - :eyebulge:

Do you have a blue one in stock?

:D


humfrz

No crickets. No reported issues yet.
Yes blues are in stock.

rydollasign 11-11-2018 05:08 AM

I appreciate the info guys!

humfrz 11-11-2018 05:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon (Post 3153966)
No need to be extra gentle but there is actually something to consider with a new MT. Unless the balk rings were pre-lapped by hand before final assembly, the syncros will continue to improve for several thousand miles before they grab well and the transmission really shifts the way it was designed. Mine didn't start shifting well until about eight thousand miles and kept improving through 15-17 thousand.

Did you just make that up ? - :confused0068:


:D


humfrz

Ultramaroon 11-11-2018 07:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by humfrz (Post 3154111)
Did you just make that up ? - :confused0068:


:D

:popcorn:

Sapphireho 11-11-2018 07:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by humfrz (Post 3154111)
Did you just make that up ? - :confused0068:


:D


humfrz

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