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Hybrid Racing Heavy Duty Transmission Detent Springs

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Hybrid Racing Heavy Duty Transmission Detent Springs

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

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Step 1 Spring Install

Use these steps as a GENERAL guide to locate and install the K-Series Detent springs.

Use these steps as a GENERAL guide to locate and install the K-Series Detent springs.
The transmission pictured is a K20A2 trans case. The detent spring locations will be the same for the K20A/A2/A3 & Z1 case. The K24 & K20Z3 transmission cases are slightly different, but all are in a similar spot.
You may need to remove the engine mount if you are doing this install while the transmission is still in the car. Some installs, like the Acura TSX CL7/CL9 can be accomplished without removing the mount.