Changing Tranny Fluid?
Well i need to change my tranny fluid and wanted to know if its okay to use 10-W40 Synthetic blend for my manual transmission.And what do iuse to flush it out? Its 93 Civic Ex. Thanks
ORIGINAL: burnindesirez02
Well i need to change my tranny fluid and wanted to know if its okay to use 10-W40 Synthetic blend for my manual transmission.And what do iuse to flush it out? Its 93 Civic Ex. Thanks
Well i need to change my tranny fluid and wanted to know if its okay to use 10-W40 Synthetic blend for my manual transmission.And what do iuse to flush it out? Its 93 Civic Ex. Thanks
Regular 10W-30 > Honda MTF. I can't tell you why, I can only say some of the most knowledgable Honda tranny gurus alive use 10W-30 over Honda MTF. Search around the web if you don't believe it.
For autos though you have to use Honda ATF.
For autos though you have to use Honda ATF.
When you switch gears, the synchros mesh with the hub for the gear. There is oil in between everything but when the synchros contacts the hub, the oil has to leave the space in between. The properties of synthetic oil are such that it leaves the space in between the synchro and the hub alot quicker than regular oil, allowing for smoother shifts. If your grinding, then you synchro may be bad and i'm not sure if synthetic oil will fix this problem. As for flushing the manual trans, ask whoever told you to do this how you flush a manual trans. I am not aware of any method and I also do not believe such a method exists.
ORIGINAL: Kedawei
Regular 10W-30 > Honda MTF. I can't tell you why, I can only say some of the most knowledgable Honda tranny gurus alive use 10W-30 over Honda MTF. Search around the web if you don't believe it.
For autos though you have to use Honda ATF.
Regular 10W-30 > Honda MTF. I can't tell you why, I can only say some of the most knowledgable Honda tranny gurus alive use 10W-30 over Honda MTF. Search around the web if you don't believe it.
For autos though you have to use Honda ATF.
ORIGINAL: Forty04
Interesting, I'll have to look around and try to figure out why. For the time being though, I'll stick with whats tried and true by the manufacturer. A couple extra bucks for peace of mind is more than acceptable to me.
Interesting, I'll have to look around and try to figure out why. For the time being though, I'll stick with whats tried and true by the manufacturer. A couple extra bucks for peace of mind is more than acceptable to me.


