I have an 02 honda civic ex coupe (stock everything) and when i bought it, I service the transmissin. The transmissin fluid that was in there before i flushed it was synthetic and it was pretty dark (i watched the guy flush it).He put new synthetic in it. It drove a little better, it still slips a little when it's cold. So i decide to put some lubegard friction modifier in it. And that helped a little also. But i've noteiced that i hear a lot of clicking noises comming from my car. It happens when i first engage it into drive and while i'm driving. I'm thinking about reflushing it and putting z1 in it hoping that will give the correct amount of pressure that the tranny needs. I really dont want to have to rebuild the transmission.
Thanks
Josh

 

clicking noises is usually bad cv joints/axles

 

Well it doens't happen when i'm turning which i think is the great indicator for a bad cv joint.







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