neerredd

Hello,

I was wondering where on the web i can purchase new syncros for my s2000, my syncs are going bad, and i need to replace them asap,

Thanks Neerav

ronnuke

I purchased my parts from Majestic Honda. http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...RSHAFT+%281%29

zeroptzero

what symptoms are you having, quite often you can improve things with some adjustments without having to swap the synchros which might save you some time and money.

neerredd

At the moment i am experiencing a few scratches into 2nd, i got a heavier shift knob and that seemed to alleviate (a little bit) of the grinding, but i still get scratches, and also out of curiousity, i am a quart low on oil, is it bad to redline, i normally check the oil every so often, but this time it slipped my mind, i only did a 1-4 pull at the track with the oil right above the low mark. Thanks

neerredd

I was also wondering how many quarts is it from, the high to low mark on the oil dipstick?

Sideways

It's about a quart. Keep it topped off.

neerredd

is it bad to drive it like that, or should i do it immediatly, because i went to the track and did a 1-4 gear pull with it just above the low mark, this is normal right? i got the oil change about a 1000 miles ago

spets

Change your transmission fluid first before you start ordering syncros. Try Penzoil/GM Syncromesh or Amsoil MTF.

zeroptzero

You likely don't need synchros. Check your clutch fluid if it is dark and the reservoir is dirty swap out the fluid and clean out the reservoir, do a couple flushes over the course of a few days. Check the clearance on the clutch rod and close it up if it is more than a 1\4 inch, it's a simple adjustment done under the dash. While you are underdash feel around with your hand in the area of the clutch rod and see if you feel any clutch fluid dripping down there as you may have a leak. If you do have a leak swapping to new clean fluid can often stop the leakage, otherwise you may have a bad clutch mc. How old is the tranny fluid ?, consider swapping out the tranny fluid if it has more than 7,000 miles on it with Honda MTF2. For about $20 in fluids and a free clutch rod adjustment you might be able to solve your problems rather than spending a ton of money opening up the tranny.

Never run the car in hard driving conditions with the oil near the Low mark , you risk oil starvation issues which can scuff a cylinder. Topping oil off is the easiest thing to do on the car, check it regularly - once a week, and definitely before any track day.

neerredd

ok thanks, i went out and bought some synthetic blend oil, like honda put in my car, but its not the honda name brand its castrol, is it ok to mix the two different brands, even tho, they are both 10w-30. Thanks, im going to switch to fully synthetic soon