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How much is a Honda Civic 2013 transmission?

A replacement for a 2013 Honda Civic transmission typically runs about 1,000 to 5,000 installed, depending on the transmission type and where the part comes from. The exact figure hinges on whether you have a manual or automatic transmission and whether you choose a used, rebuilt/remanufactured, or new OEM unit.


To understand what drives that price, it’s important to know which transmission your Civic has and whether you opt for a used, remanufactured, or new unit, as well as local labor rates and any core charges.


Understanding the 2013 Civic transmission options


Manual vs automatic and Si variant


The 2013 Civic lineup included a 5-speed manual or a 5-speed automatic for most non-Si models, while the Civic Si used a 6-speed manual. The exact transmission type in your car affects availability of parts and replacement costs, with automatics generally costing more to replace than manual transmissions.


Cost ranges and buying options


The following ranges cover common routes to replace a 2013 Civic transmission: sourcing a used or rebuilt unit, purchasing a remanufactured unit, or buying a new OEM transmission, with typical installed prices including labor and core charges.



  • Used transmission or salvage-yard rebuild: Part cost roughly $600–$1,500; installed total typically $1,000–$2,900.

  • Remanufactured transmission from a shop or aftermarket supplier: Part cost roughly $1,000–$2,000; installed total typically $2,000–$3,800.

  • New OEM transmission: Part cost roughly $2,000–$4,000; installed total typically $3,000–$6,000.


Prices can vary based on your region, shop labor rates, whether the job includes fluids, a torque converter (for automatics), clutch work (for manuals), core charges, and whether the transmission carries a warranty. Always obtain multiple quotes to compare.


Buying and installation considerations


When planning a transmission replacement, consider the following: confirm what the quote includes (parts, labor, fluids, and warranty); check the shop’s warranty terms; ask about core charges and whether a rebuilt or remanufactured unit uses a similar warranty; and weigh the cost versus potential longevity and reliability based on your car’s mileage and current condition.


Summary


For a 2013 Honda Civic, replacement costs vary widely, from roughly $1,000 to $5,000 installed, driven by transmission type (manual vs automatic), the source of the part (used, remanufactured, or new OEM), and local labor rates. Always compare quotes, verify what’s included in each price, and consider warranties and long-term reliability when deciding between a used, rebuilt, or new transmission.

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