04-06 transmission swap for 07-08 base model transmission
Is it possible me to swap the transmission in a '05 to for the transmission of a base model 07-08 transmission? I know that the wiring for the 07-08 base models have different transmission wiring, but I was just curious to know if anything could be done to make them compatible with an '05 model.
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No. Different bell housing and transmission altogether
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Originally Posted by thoiboi
(Post 16095699)
No. Different bell housing and transmission altogether
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No, different powertrain.
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Originally Posted by 01acls
(Post 16095851)
No, different powertrain.
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Yes up to 06 will work. Same trans same reliability.
What's going on with your trans? |
Originally Posted by 01acls
(Post 16095875)
Yes up to 06 will work. Same trans same reliability.
What's going on with your trans? |
That's correct same trans same reliability.
Best thing you can do is keep the trans fluid clean by doing a 100% ATF exchange every 30-35k miles and change the trans filter. Add 2 XADO AT EX120 to keep the trans and torque converter operating smoothly. As soon as eighter of those parts starts to malfunction the transaxle will be on a slipping slope and very hard to come back from. In hot weather (90 degrees+) city stop n go/slow driving... use the D4 instead of D5 to improve the ATF flow. Therefore, the cooling of the AT. This should help keep the ATF from reaching the critical temperature of about 270+ degrees. Once the ATF overheats it can only protect the trans for another hour. After that time period it's all down hill from there until the ATF is changed. |
Originally Posted by 01acls
(Post 16095890)
That's correct same trans same reliability.
Best thing you can do is keep the trans fluid clean by doing a 100% ATF exchange every 30-35k miles and change the trans filter. Add 2 XADO AT EX120 to keep the trans and torque converter operating smoothly. As soon as eighter of those parts starts to malfunction the transaxle will be on a slipping slope and very hard to come back from. In hot weather (90 degrees+) city stop n go/slow driving... use the D4 instead of D5 to improve the ATF flow. Therefore, the cooling of the AT. This should help keep the ATF from reaching the critical temperature of about 270+ degrees. Once the ATF overheats it can only protect the trans for another hour. After that time period it's all down hill from there until the ATF is changed. |
Originally Posted by jkilla369
(Post 16095892)
I'm glad that you mention the torque convertor because I wanted to swap this stock torque convertor for a high performance convertor from Level 10.com. How do you think that should work out with my transmission?
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Originally Posted by 01acls
(Post 16095894)
I have no personal experience with them.
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I should probably have the torque convertor removed from my transmission if it's safe to do so.
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How about using the much improved AV6 transmission from a 2006-2007 Accord V6?
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Originally Posted by horseshoez
(Post 16100414)
How about using the much improved AV6 transmission from a 2006-2007 Accord V6?
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Originally Posted by jkilla369
(Post 16100892)
I never knew those could fit in an '05 TL. How much do they usually go for?
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Originally Posted by horseshoez
(Post 16100896)
I don't actually know, I'm a manual transmission bigot; there are a number of threads on the AV6 swap here so they're probably the next place you should look. You can also try car-part.com and look for 2006-2007 V6 Accord transmissions to get a feel for the price of the tranny.
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^no. same J-series engine. thus why it's a straight swap.
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I know that this question is out of place on this thread but is it possible to get custom stitching on the upholstery on all 4 doors similar to the stitching that you find on the doors of the type s? I've been looking all over examples of this on base model TLs but couldn't find one anywhere.
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Anything is possible if you're willing to pay
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Originally Posted by thoiboi
(Post 16104637)
Anything is possible if you're willing to pay
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Now the AV6 that Horseshoez was talking about is something like this found in the link correct? I'm just making sure so somebody correct me if I'm wrong. This says 2003-2007 accord automatic transmission though https://m.ebay.com/itm/2003-2004-2005-2006-2007-Honda-Accord-V6-BAYA-Remanufactured-Auto-Transmission-/181909698495?fits=Make%3AHonda
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Hey Im in need of help Bcs my trans is going bad and I heard that my transmission doesn’t shift at the first or second gear n slips every time and the oil was pitch black what other trans fit with my motor it’s a 2006 Acura tl base model 3.2 vtec
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Search this forum for BAYA; you'll get hits on a lot of threads which discuss the issue.
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