hey guys....i just change my clutch, all the transmission fluid spill, now i dont know wat type of fluid to use and i dont know where to pour it thru, im new to this, please if anyone knows help me...thanks

 

You must use genuine Honda manual transmission fluid. There is a dipstick on the top of the transmission. Pull that out and pour into the hole.

 

well idk if im blind or wat, but theres no dipstick its manual transmission, i bought the oil at the honda dealer, they said i had to ge under the car and pull out the screw or watever its call and pour in the oil thru there,
so wat hapens if keep running it like that? with a little oil in it

 

Drive it like that and you'll need a new transmission soon.

Here's a video DIY to get you started.
YouTube - Manual transmission fluid change on 1998 Honda Civic

 

Fill & drain plug is on passenger side of the tranny, fill plug is a 17mm bolt and drain is the round plug that use the 3/8 ratchet. Fill plug is rite above the axle toward the rear. BTW you can just use 10/30 motor oil.

 

thanks for the help and the vid, i got to do this asap

 

Use Honda mtf and go to like harbor freight and buy a transfer pump. Pump mtf in the tranny til it comes out the fill hole and put the bolt it. You will wan to buy new crush washers from Honda. You might as well just drain all the old mtf out and it'll take like 1.8 qts to fill it from completely empty. Definitely get new crush washers and torque the drain and fill plug to 30 ft lbs ish.

 

thanks for the info, its sounds reasonable to just do that, i already fill up the tranny til it leak, but ima do wat you said this sunday, now, please excuse my ignorance, its my first honda i actually worked on, whats crush washers?

 

a regular metal washer.....

 

look a this DIY....https://www.hondacivicforum.com/foru...-change-82610/