Helps me out ASAP please

INFORMATION Integra Help
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I was driving home and somehow the clutch got stuck it wont let me shift at all. the clutch feels really soft, what do I do???
thanks

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when was the last time it was replaced cause it sounds like its about that time again

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I havent change the clutch sinceI got the teg 3 years ago. but the problem now is, I got it with the B17A with LS tranny, now if I decide to get the YS1 tranny (if I find one) I have to replace the clutch again right? any other tranny that uses the same clutch as the 91 LS or something like that I’m :confused: now. How about the XSI’s tranny. any info will help me a lot thanks

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damn isnt your car hella slow with ls tranny on?

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not really

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check to see if the cable is binding.

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maybe the cable is loose?

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It sounds like your clutch just went out on you. Time for a new one.
As far as clutches go. The 90-91 tegs have a different clutch than the 92-93 tegs. So, a clutch off of a 92-93 LS would work on the GSR and vice versa, but the clutch from the 90-91 wont work on anything newer than that due to the input shaft on the tranny…
The first gen b16a tranny will work with the 90-91 clutch though. Those are the S1, J1, Y1. All of those are JDM.

Like sir rev alot and Ryan suggested, try adjusting your clutch cable first. I doubt that will do anything since your clutch has been good and broken in since it has been on for so long.
Good luck though.

Later,
BR

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Thanks…

Thank you guys for helping me out, I checked the cable and it was fine, I had to tow the car to the shop, they called me back and said that I need a new clutch :frowning: . so I explained about the B17 and 91 ls tranny, and they said that would be no prob. It’s just gonna cost me around 500-600 bucks:bawl:
BR: So the B16A (s1,j1.Y1) are like the YS1? I mean on shifting and all that.

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Re: Thanks…

Originally posted by JaCcVtEc91
BR: So the B16A (s1,j1.Y1) are like the YS1? I mean on shifting and all that.
Yeah, they are really close, but there are still a little bit of differences on them. I perfer the YS1 over all the other ones I listed but if you want to use a 91 clutch on your next tranny then those will be your only options.
If you go to www.bseries.net you will find the b-series tranny gearing guide. It will tell you the ratios and everything you need to know about each tranny.

Later,
BR