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Old Feb 26, 2016 | 12:23 PM
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Need help got a 05 TL base transmission went out need to find cheaper transmission that will fit and work good
Not to sound like a dick but did you even read this thread?
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Old Feb 26, 2016 | 12:39 PM
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What transmission will fit and work good on a Acura TL 2005 3.2 v6 vtec ? Need help bad cheapest if possible
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Old Feb 26, 2016 | 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by flyromeo3
Not to sound like a dick but did you even read this thread?
Not most of it just saw 04 mines a 05 didn't no if it was the same
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Old Feb 26, 2016 | 04:10 PM
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Thomas the cheap way would be to swap it to an accord v6 as mentioned in the forum and do the swap your self.
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Old Feb 27, 2016 | 09:34 AM
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Thomas the cheap way would be to swap it to an accord v6 as mentioned in the forum and do the swap your self.
Is there a certain one I need ??
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Old Feb 27, 2016 | 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Thomas Gonzales
Is there a certain one I need ??
Like what year
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Old Feb 27, 2016 | 11:52 AM
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By what is stated on here 06/07 Honda accord V6. Unless I miss read something but Im almost 90% sure I didn't
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Old Feb 27, 2016 | 11:56 AM
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We are on the process on taking out the transmission on my friends 06 to send out to get rebuild. Ill update cost and driveability when its done.
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Old Dec 16, 2017 | 09:22 AM
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Hate to bring up old threads but, my the transmission on my 06 tl is going out as well. I'm always reading things about 05 and/or 04 tl only and never seeing anything about 06. My question is, will the 06-07 accord transmission fit into the 06 tl as Well?
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Old Dec 16, 2017 | 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Wannagetitfixedcheap
Hate to bring up old threads but, my the transmission on my 06 tl is going out as well. I'm always reading things about 05 and/or 04 tl only and never seeing anything about 06. My question is, will the 06-07 accord transmission fit into the 06 tl as Well?
Yes, the 2006-2007 AV6 transmission will fit 3G TLs years 2004-2006.
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Old Dec 16, 2017 | 09:39 AM
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Thank you!
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Old Dec 17, 2017 | 03:03 PM
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Yes, the 2006-2007 AV6 transmission will fit 3G TLs years 2004-2006.
I thought 2007 was different? 2004-2006 was the same
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Old Dec 17, 2017 | 04:00 PM
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07-08 TL transmissions are different.

Only the Accord V6 trans works with the 04-06 TL.
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Old Jan 23, 2018 | 02:05 PM
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Will '04 auto transmission fit in an '06 acura tl

The auto transmission went out in my girlfriends 06 acura tl auto I was sold a used 04 auto transmission with 50k on it and a 90 day warranty I was told the 04 tl transmission fit in an 06 but my mechanic is saying there isn't a place to mount it properly at the top and the shop I bought It from is saying it's an unnecessary mounting area that some kind of actuator goes there and is not needed in the 06. I've tried to research it but I'm not finding the right info. Is there a conversion mount or something. As I'm looking this issue up I'm seeing tl auto transmissions for sale that fit 04-08 so I would think they are interchangeable. So will an 04 tl transmission go into an 06 tl. Thank you for reading.
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Old Jan 23, 2018 | 02:17 PM
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04-06 are the same. 07-08 are not
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Old Jan 23, 2018 | 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by teh CL
04-06 are the same. 07-08 are not
I'm not sure what to do now. My mechanic is saying it won't fit that it will fall out. He says something the top/front mount there's no way to attach it. And the place I bought the transmission is saying the 04 won't fit in an 06. Can anyone send me a link showing where the 04 will go into an 06? Anything that i can show him that it will work? Bc I've got conflicting responses from local shops. I'm not sure where to go from here. I dunno if my mechanic is an idiot or the trans place gave me the proper model transmission so I can compare, the acura dealer says they have different part numbers so he doesn't think it will fit. I'm lost. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Old Jan 23, 2018 | 06:56 PM
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I searched on hondaacuraonline.com & the torque converter housing that bolts to the motor is the same from 04-06.

https://www.hondaacuraonline.com/oem...QtYXV0b21hdGlj

However the case on the 06' is in fact different than the 04-05.

https://www.hondaacuraonline.com/oem...dXRvbWF0aWM%3D

Only option instead of a new transmission would be to swap your old case onto the 06' transmission.

Good luck.
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Old Jan 26, 2018 | 12:26 PM
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My 05 TL trans died over a month ago. Just picked up a 06 AV6 trans w/ 78M miles on it. Having the swap done next week.
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Old Feb 7, 2018 | 01:17 PM
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Swap completed and so far so good. Another shout out to Paul for the good work.
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Old Feb 8, 2018 | 12:04 AM
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Swap completed and so far so good. Another shout out to Paul for the good work.
how does it feel compared to the original? How smooth is it compared? Can you give us description of how Gear ratio fees in all ways possible? We would all thank you I’m at 142k 05 TL and the tranny is fantastic, however, I know someday it’s gonna blow. And I’ve been super curious about how the accord trans feels on the TL. Thanks.
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Old Feb 8, 2018 | 02:55 PM
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how does it feel compared to the original? How smooth is it compared? Can you give us description of how Gear ratio fees in all ways possible? We would all thank you I’m at 142k 05 TL and the tranny is fantastic, however, I know someday it’s gonna blow. And I’ve been super curious about how the accord trans feels on the TL. Thanks.
So, I have been without the 05 TL since mid Dec. I can't recall exactly how it was for a more through comparison but seems very similar. I nailed the gas today and seemed to have same pickup and shift through the gears good. Will have to play around with it more to get a better idea on the weekend. If I recall correctly, I thought I saw a post where someone stated the gear ratio's for the TL vs the AV6 and thought there were pretty much identical except for maybe 1 gear. AV6 trans is using its pressure switches so no idea if there is a difference here in the shifting pattern but most likely there is since the TL's pressure switches have been updated since , for the '05, and thought either the 3rd or 4th gear had a more rounded or longer shift pattern so not as abrupt.

My 05 trans was 100% original (pressure switches, etc) until a week before it went bad. Had just under 153,000 miles. I saw my trans fluid was a little low and I added some but i couldn't recall the last time I had it changed. I was also having a whining noise on startup. Car is outside in the cold. Went away if I let the car warm up for 5min. Brought it to dealer for 3x3, since I got the mgr to do it at cost of a 1x trans fluid change. They told me noise was coming from torque converter. They did the 3x3 and changed the trans filter. They told me it was a matter of time. Well that day came a few days later. Looking back, the 3x3 probably is what ended up killing it. The old fluid is probably what was holding it together.
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Old Aug 30, 2018 | 02:20 PM
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Did you have to swap sensors or anything. My 06 just died and I’m thinking about tryn

Originally Posted by tds166
So, I have been without the 05 TL since mid Dec. I can't recall exactly how it was for a more through comparison but seems very similar. I nailed the gas today and seemed to have same pickup and shift through the gears good. Will have to play around with it more to get a better idea on the weekend. If I recall correctly, I thought I saw a post where someone stated the gear ratio's for the TL vs the AV6 and thought there were pretty much identical except for maybe 1 gear. AV6 trans is using its pressure switches so no idea if there is a difference here in the shifting pattern but most likely there is since the TL's pressure switches have been updated since , for the '05, and thought either the 3rd or 4th gear had a more rounded or longer shift pattern so not as abrupt.

My 05 trans was 100% original (pressure switches, etc) until a week before it went bad. Had just under 153,000 miles. I saw my trans fluid was a little low and I added some but i couldn't recall the last time I had it changed. I was also having a whining noise on startup. Car is outside in the cold. Went away if I let the car warm up for 5min. Brought it to dealer for 3x3, since I got the mgr to do it at cost of a 1x trans fluid change. They told me noise was coming from torque converter. They did the 3x3 and changed the trans filter. They told me it was a matter of time. Well that day came a few days later. Looking back, the 3x3 probably is what ended up killing it. The old fluid is probably what was holding it together.
Is there any write up if everything and does the cv spline match etc.
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Old Sep 4, 2018 | 02:55 AM
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Just so people know or care putting Tran 06 tl in 02 s-type ... they say no it wolnt work but pulled it today 30K looks exactly same ...ya.different gear ratio but everything same I think let you Know
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Old Sep 4, 2018 | 04:03 AM
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Just so people know or care putting Tran 06 tl in 02 s-type ... they say no it wolnt work but pulled it today 30K looks exactly same ...ya.different gear ratio but everything same I think let you Know
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Nobody has said they won't fit, the transmission from a 2004-2006 will definitely fit your 2002. The question is why would you bother? If you're going to go through the time and expense of a transmission swap, you might as well put a good one in there, and by that I mean a transmission from a 2006-2007 Accord V6, otherwise known as a BAYA or AV6 transmission.
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Old Sep 14, 2018 | 07:19 PM
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i have an 06. bought an 07 wrecked donor, not knowing it was different....
i should be able to swap the engine, trans, ecu, harness, gear selector cable (has different mounting ends)
and have it all perform, no?
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Old Sep 14, 2018 | 08:17 PM
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It appears you *want* to make it work. Do yourself a favor and do it right the first time, buy the proper transmission for your car.
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JDM Transmission Options for 2006 TL

Thank you all for the info on the 2006-7 Accord AV6 swap into 2004-06 TL. My trans in my 06 TL quit on me(Code 40) Friday morning. I’ve looked all over the DFW area for this 06-07 Accord AV6, and they want crazy money for one with 140,000+ miles or if it’s in a pull it yourself yard, someone has removed the dipstick or some sensor and allowed water to get into it. I know water in a automatic Honda, even for a short time is a recipe for disaster. I’ve seen a few ads for low mileage JDM transmissions being offered for the the V6 powered 06-07 Accord and can’t help but wonder if one of these would work for my 06 TL. Any info or thoughts on this would be appreciated.
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Old Feb 11, 2019 | 03:58 AM
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Thank you all for the info on the 2006-7 Accord AV6 swap into 2004-06 TL. My trans in my 06 TL quit on me(Code 40) Friday morning. I’ve looked all over the DFW area for this 06-07 Accord AV6, and they want crazy money for one with 140,000+ miles or if it’s in a pull it yourself yard, someone has removed the dipstick or some sensor and allowed water to get into it. I know water in a automatic Honda, even for a short time is a recipe for disaster. I’ve seen a few ads for low mileage JDM transmissions being offered for the the V6 powered 06-07 Accord and can’t help but wonder if one of these would work for my 06 TL. Any info or thoughts on this would be appreciated.
While the JDM tranny would probably work, it is not the AV6/BAYA transmission as that unit was only produced in the United States.
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Old Feb 11, 2019 | 09:01 AM
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Possible AV6/BAYA exported to Japan?

Originally Posted by horseshoez
While the JDM tranny would probably work, it is not the AV6/BAYA transmission as that unit was only produced in the United States.
I hear ya. So I take it that you don’t think it is possible that some AV6/BAYA transmissions got export from here to Japan? And in turn are coming back as JDM transmissions? I know it sounds crazy and maybe even wishful thinking, but it was just a thought. I mean, who would have guessed when Toyota quit making the Supra it would be this long before they sold another one or that it would be built by BMW.
Also, could anyone explain to me or point me in the right direct of the info of the differences in between the BAYA and the MAYA? I appreciate ya.
The transmission in my 06 TL took a dumb on me, so hopefully I’ll be able to find a good AV6/BAYA today. Ndnw
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So ended up finding a 07 Accord BAYA/AV6 with around 100k for $250. The car had been hit in the rear and the owner was parting it out. I had to pull it out myself, but it was worth it as I saved a ton of money. The one thing I can’t seem to find any info about is the metal ring I found on the TL torque converter. I know that I’m going to go ahead and change the o-ring on the converter I got from the Accord as from what I’ve read on the forums you have to use the Accord TC. But neither the TL FSM or any of the forums discussing the av6 to TL swap mention this metal ring. What I need to know is whether or not to move this metal ring over? I’ve got the transmission out of the TL and so a timely response from someone who has done this swap would be appreciated. Also, should I change the axle and input shaft seals? I’ve got new ones here, so I probably will. Last question. Has anyone ever heard of the drive plate breaking in a circle about the same size as the crankshaft flange that you mount the drive plate on in 06 TL? After
pulling the trans and taking a break, I decided I’d check the rear main seal. That is when noticed it was broke all the way around. I had pulled the codes and got a code 40 which is basically a smoking gun with the TL that the trans is done due to the a TC. Now I’m questioning if the trans was even the issue. I’m stil going to swap AV6 into the car.
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Old Feb 18, 2019 | 03:22 AM
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Metal shim on 06 TL tc shaft?



O6 TL tc

Shim from 06 TL tc

06 TL tc

07 Accord BAYA tc doesn’t have this shim.

Another shot of the 07 Accord BAYA tc.
Originally Posted by horseshoez
Yes, the 2006-2007 AV6 transmission will fit 3G TLs years 2004-2006.
So after pulling the trans from my 2006 TL, I pulled the TC off to see if the input shaft seal had been leaking. What I found on the 06 TL tc is what looks like metal shim. Do I transfer that to the AV6 BAYA tc? I personally removed removed the trans from the 07 Accord and I am fairly certain the BAYA did not have this shim. I’d appreciate it if any you have info on this. Thank you in advance fine people of Acurazine!

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Old Oct 20, 2019 | 08:40 AM
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Taco tom did it work without the shim ?

Im at the same spot same dilema have one with shim (tltrans) one with no shim accord trans



Originally Posted by TacoTom1967



O6 TL tc

Shim from 06 TL tc

06 TL tc

07 Accord BAYA tc doesn’t have this shim.

Another shot of the 07 Accord BAYA tc.


So after pulling the trans from my 2006 TL, I pulled the TC off to see if the input shaft seal had been leaking. What I found on the 06 TL tc is what looks like metal shim. Do I transfer that to the AV6 BAYA tc? I personally removed removed the trans from the 07 Accord and I am fairly certain the BAYA did not have this shim. I’d appreciate it if any you have info on this. Thank you in advance fine people of Acurazine!
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Old Dec 11, 2019 | 08:12 AM
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ok guys finished trans job today!!!!!!!!!!! Im so happy with the results trans shifts so smooth and ss mode works great. Everything was the same minus mini jumper harness that you just swap out. So if anyone needs a auto trans you now have the option to get 06-07 accord trans for your 3gen tl.
Do you have video of this. Im thinking about putting one in my 05 TL
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Old Dec 16, 2019 | 04:21 PM
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When I swapped my 03 TL transmission with an 06 Accord transmission, I used a TC for a 06 Accord. There were no shims on either converter. The original TL transmission was rebuilt locally at one time so I'm assuming they didn't use any shims either. I don't have a lot of miles on my swap, maybe 30 miles or so but I don't have any problems.
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Old Jun 3, 2020 | 08:38 AM
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My auto transmission just gave out. I found a 07 accord v6 trans with good miles for 800. My question is will it work for my 04 tl and is it easy swap with out mods???? If anyone can help i would appreciate the help im suck and need my car back on the road.
sorry I know this thread is old but how is the transmission running and I was wondering if this was possible to do with the 07-08 TL???
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sorry I know this thread is old but how is the transmission running and I was wondering if this was possible to do with the 07-08 TL???
No, the 2007 and 2008 transmission is unique to but a few cars, the TL being chief among them. The good news is your transmission has the same upgrades as the AV6 transmission.
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Old Jun 3, 2020 | 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted by horseshoez
No, the 2007 and 2008 transmission is unique to but a few cars, the TL being chief among them. The good news is your transmission has the same upgrades as the AV6 transmission.
thanks for the reply brother and what year accord v6 trans can I fit in my 07-08 TL issue I’m having and hope someone can help me out is when driving and coming to a stop at a light and then try and accelerating to take off it just revs as it if it’s in neutral and jumps out of gear just replaced the trans fluid 3x and all 3 pressure switches all other gears shift not 100% smooth but they shift good so I’m wondering what’s wrong.
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thanks for the reply brother and what year accord v6 trans can I fit in my 07-08 TL issue I’m having and hope someone can help me out is when driving and coming to a stop at a light and then try and accelerating to take off it just revs as it if it’s in neutral and jumps out of gear just replaced the trans fluid 3x and all 3 pressure switches all other gears shift not 100% smooth but they shift good so I’m wondering what’s wrong.
There aren't any Accord transmissions which will fit your car. Even if there were, you wouldn't want one, the H5 automatic transmission for the 2007 and 2008 TL were the best of the H5s available. If you're having issues with your transmission, your best bet is to have it rebuilt/remanufactured, or replaced with a used unit from another 2007-2008 TL.
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Old Jun 3, 2020 | 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted by horseshoez
There aren't any Accord transmissions which will fit your car. Even if there were, you wouldn't want one, the H5 automatic transmission for the 2007 and 2008 TL were the best of the H5s available. If you're having issues with your transmission, your best bet is to have it rebuilt/remanufactured, or replaced with a used unit from another 2007-2008 TL.
ok I got you I just thought it could of been something else but my mechanic did suggest to do a rebuild.
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