need to know where i can get a 03 cl type-s transmission and install into a 98 honda accord v6?
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the best thing i would say is check local papers. if not there than go to some automotive stores mabye even a junk yard there its free. but be carfull when swiching that. you dont want to over do it when you first take the accord out. worst comes to worst come on down to honda and trade it in i will get you a good deal.
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Try http://www.ajinomoto.com/
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www.copartfinder.com\nwww.car-part.com\nwww.mypartshop.com\n\nGood luck!
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http://www.info.com/\nhttp://www.autozone.com/\nhttp://autoparts.411web.com/\nhttp://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/S-CHQL8v6H71J/
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Call this number for the store nearest you 1-800-999-6700 or go to www.advancedauto.com
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if you are trying in internet  Try e-bay.com \nelse you may find from karting club in your city
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mercedes parts. google gullwing and see what collector clubs are out there.
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Happened to a couple of my cars. Take yours to a transmission shop. There's no quick fix.
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Check out www.horsepowerfreaks.com  They will have the turbo you want or need.  Depending on how much you really want to spend on an import.  Good luck.
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Did a google search.  I can find lots of places on line to buy the manual, but no copies on-line for reading.\nTry the library in the largest city near to you, as the big city libraries often have automotive manuals available.
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Go to auto zone--they sell Chilton manuals, and they are not expensive.
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The mechanic has to pull the transmission, then take it apart, in order to find the problem with it..You will be charged with the labor, even if you decide not to have it fixed..But, your best bet, would be to have it fixed, while all the parts are checked anyway..It probably will cost between eight hundred and fifteen hundred dollars..You need to make a decision, if it is worth fixing, or to buy another vehicle..Good Luck..
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go to autozone they will tell you
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www.parts.com\nwww.ebay.com\nwww.copartfinder.com
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Not familiar with this vehicle, but, most filters on the inside of the transmission. Look under and you will see the Transmission pan. It will have many bolts, probably 12+ about 8 or 10 mm. Have a drain pan, unscrew from one corner letting one side drop before the other. The pan will probably stick to the gasket, so, you may need to help it loose with a thin screw driver, just DO NOT bend the pan, work slow and easy until it break loose. Fluid will begin coming out (Red). Then start working more screws out further letting the one side stay lowest. When the pan removed you will see the Filter. Not sure how Many screws, some just have a little clip and you turn it out of the clip and pull down, the rubber O-ring holds it in. Be sure the Rubber O-Ring come out IF IT HAVE ONE, new filter will let you know what all you looking for on the old one. Clean off the old gasket and wipe off Fluid from Transmission and pan, I spray with a Carburetor Cleaner to remove the oil and dry. Then put the new gasket on the pan and screws back in. I start at the middle screws and work out toward the corners. DO NOT over tighten they break easy. A manual may give you a Pattern to use reinstalling the Bolts and Torque specs.
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I actually imported a supercharger from the US.  It was a Vortech supercharger and I had a mechanic install it for me.  I found an amazing thing though: you can actually find resellers that will sell you a supercharger kit cheaper than the manufacturer will, and also cheaper than the official UK parts importer!!\n\nTry Texas Exports.  Or find the exact part number from the manufacturer and google it - this leads to loads of people who will export stuff to you at good prices.  I saved thousands of pounds doing this!\n\nDon't pay our rip-off UK prices.
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Believe it or not, ebay is a great place to get car parts. My friend's hubby restores old trans ams and he gets everything from ebay.