Thread: B15 tranny not lining up with rear mm bracket???

I usually just leave the clutch cable bracket on and use it as a handle when it's just me swapping... Also I always leave the crossmember in place...

Ok guys I got it. The grinding was definitely needed and i might need a tad more because getting into reverse is a little hard, but its done.

THANKS for all the help and especially the pics!

can you tell us what exactly was the problem, and what you did to fix it...

its always a good idea to tell eveyone what the prob was an what fixed it when creating a thread, that way if someone is having the same problem they can use the thread for advice..

yw,,, glad we could help



I got lucky on mine ,, having just enough grinding pad to do the job that is ,., LOL


but now it shifts SOOOOO sweet.

actually all the info on doing a B15 swap is in here (somewhere, I can't remember how or where it is but I found it then,.,(sorry)


but the specifics about what I had to do and what Jon is having to do was not in there,, Eggman and I figured it out After the install and during all the hook up,,,, this grinding would have been much easier without the tranny in the way..

it did talk about the p11 and p10 but not enough info on the B15

I'll try and find it again




I do have lots of pics of the process (grinding and shift clearance) I might try and do an addition to the info that already on this forum ,, I may have found it on the other forum though

i know the basic info's here, i've went over it a few times, but seems like he was having some strange issues.. every now an there someone has a weird problem, its happend to me... its just nice finding a thread where someone had the same problem, an then bein able to solve it easily

I just was having a issue comprehending the whole process. i still have yet to fill the tranny with fluid and try it out. Also I didn't hook up any sensors either, so I have to figure that out still. I will e putting the fluid in this week and finally taking her out for a MUCH needed ride, then some N1's, and finally a tune!!