77K..Diff oil?
Just had mine done on the 60k service. Contact honda to get another owners manual (or try ebay) because the service intervals are listed and they are important. Your differential is the weakest link in your car, treat it right.
Also, check to see if it was changed before you bought it.
Also, check to see if it was changed before you bought it.
Originally Posted by bluezeke,Aug 26 2007, 09:07 AM
Just had mine done on the 60k service. Contact honda to get another owners manual (or try ebay) because the service intervals are listed and they are important. Your differential is the weakest link in your car, treat it right.
Also, check to see if it was changed before you bought it.
Also, check to see if it was changed before you bought it.
it only says engine,trans oil,brakes..etc
nothing written about the diff.
So i guess i must check it out and stop playing around in the car.
Originally Posted by attack666,Aug 26 2007, 01:31 PM
I got the service paper which says it was serviced at honda 74miles (major service)
it only says engine,trans oil,brakes..etc
nothing written about the diff.
So i guess i must check it out and stop playing around in the car.
it only says engine,trans oil,brakes..etc
nothing written about the diff.
So i guess i must check it out and stop playing around in the car.
Get some clothes you dont care about. Burn them after messing with 90 weight oil. Get a box of SOS pads. Use them in a feeble attempt to get 90 weight oil off of you. You can alos try burning the smell of of yourself, results may vary.
Seriously, 90 weight oil, if you haven't encountered it yet, has a mystefying aroma that last all day, week and month. Try to keep it off you and your clothes.
Originally Posted by bluezeke,Aug 26 2007, 01:30 PM
Advice for the differential:
Get some clothes you dont care about. Burn them after messing with 90 weight oil. Get a box of SOS pads. Use them in a feeble attempt to get 90 weight oil off of you. You can alos try burning the smell of of yourself, results may vary.
Seriously, 90 weight oil, if you haven't encountered it yet, has a mystefying aroma that last all day, week and month. Try to keep it off you and your clothes.
Get some clothes you dont care about. Burn them after messing with 90 weight oil. Get a box of SOS pads. Use them in a feeble attempt to get 90 weight oil off of you. You can alos try burning the smell of of yourself, results may vary.
Seriously, 90 weight oil, if you haven't encountered it yet, has a mystefying aroma that last all day, week and month. Try to keep it off you and your clothes.
but thanks for your tip.
Originally Posted by ruexp67,Aug 26 2007, 01:36 PM
You should have changed it about 70,000mi ago, and every 6,000-10,000 mi since.
what happens if you dont change the oil for a long time?
i mean.. my S was owned by a lady for 3 years..
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