6 speed conversion, 2nd problem 9/2/17
I just installed my upper and lower dash harnesses today and I have a handful of extra connetors on the lower drivers side.
Welp, shift cable decided it was going to snap. Luckily was only a mile or so from home and the 3.7 has enough tq to get the car moving in 4th from a stop light easily enough and able to lunk along to get it home. Time to locate a new one.
You had another thread from 2016 regarding code p0386.
Looked like you replaced everything but still had the code.
How did that work out in the end?
I spun a rod bearing on my '03 Cl-S 6mt, dropped in a donor engine from TL-S and have the same code.
Looked like you replaced everything but still had the code.
How did that work out in the end?
I spun a rod bearing on my '03 Cl-S 6mt, dropped in a donor engine from TL-S and have the same code.
If you decide to replace it in pursuit of trying to get rid of the P0386 code, you can find alternatives to the discontinued Acura part #37506-PGE-A12 on the thread below:
https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-cl-p...ilable-960248/
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Jun 8, 2017 11:02 AM
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