3 years, 4 months ago
1995 Acura Integra LS 2dr. Transmission problem, where is dipstick?/ Clutch has no pressure
My integra has been out in the cold newengland weather the last few weeks and last week I started it up and the clutch was on the floor.
I had this happen once before, and I needed transmission work, but I was able to pump the clutch and get pressure back to get the car to an autoshop.
I tried pumping it but I only get back a little pressure, not enough to use the clutch. So I want to find the dipstick to check the transmission fluid but I cant seem to find it. I have a feeling it might be underneith somewhere
Can someone show/tell me where I can find the dipstick?
If you help me get my car out of my garage and into an autoshop I will offer a reward of 5 bucks. Because you will have saved me the expense of getting it towed.
I had this happen once before, and I needed transmission work, but I was able to pump the clutch and get pressure back to get the car to an autoshop.
I tried pumping it but I only get back a little pressure, not enough to use the clutch. So I want to find the dipstick to check the transmission fluid but I cant seem to find it. I have a feeling it might be underneith somewhere
Can someone show/tell me where I can find the dipstick?
If you help me get my car out of my garage and into an autoshop I will offer a reward of 5 bucks. Because you will have saved me the expense of getting it towed.
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There's a pretty useful site called clubintegra.com that might have the answer for you. You have to register and log in, though, to search. I found some info at http://www.clubintegra.com/board/showthread.php?t=11645 but then realized they were talking about automatics. Sounds like manuals may not have them and you do indeed have to look underneath the car. But not sure...
I would say that if you know where you're going to take the car and trust the shop you're taking it to, you should just ask them -- after all, it's in their best interest to tell you where it is so you can bring it into them!
I would say that if you know where you're going to take the car and trust the shop you're taking it to, you should just ask them -- after all, it's in their best interest to tell you where it is so you can bring it into them!
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