stupid but quick question
#1
stupid but quick question
whatsup, i bought a bottle of this transmission fluid where its supposed to help smooth out hardshifting. But i cant seem to find my transmission dipstick and i have no idea where to pour it. Is there supposed to be a bolt? thanks for the help
btw i have a 95 civic ex manual
btw i have a 95 civic ex manual
#2
RE: stupid but quick question
theres no dipsticks in manual transmissions...theres a bolt...go to the passenger side of the car lift your car..and turn your wheel all the way to the right...you'll see a bolt...you have to use a allen key to open it...its like in the middle of the tranny...your gonna have to get this special tool its like a suction gun...it has a rubber hose...u put the fluid in the thing..and put it in the tranny like that..autozone carrys it..its by the transmission fluids...and just throw it in..
#4
RE: stupid but quick question
Just a suggestion. Sounds like you don't have a lot of experience with cars and to just go buy stuff that is "supposed" to do something makes you a good catch for the snake oil sellers. What product are we talking about?
#5
RE: stupid but quick question
***STOP****
If my memory is correct 92-95 Civic manual takes 10w-30 or 10w-40 engine motor oil "ONLY" as a lubricant. Check your manual for info. Other than changing the fluid in the manual and switching to a synthetic motor oil I would not monkey with the tyranny fluid.
What is it doing or not doing to make you think this "Happy Shifting" fluid will help???
If my memory is correct 92-95 Civic manual takes 10w-30 or 10w-40 engine motor oil "ONLY" as a lubricant. Check your manual for info. Other than changing the fluid in the manual and switching to a synthetic motor oil I would not monkey with the tyranny fluid.
What is it doing or not doing to make you think this "Happy Shifting" fluid will help???
#8
RE: stupid but quick question
Chances are that if your manual trans is shifting hard the problem is that your synchros are not in good shape. I dunno how a magic fluid is going to fix that but i could be wrong.
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