2nd gear grind fixed!
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Originally posted by sky-chicken
how do you adjust the clutch ? Did you remove the trany ?
how do you adjust the clutch ? Did you remove the trany ?
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From: WA
Originally posted by ohiodean
I am actually at the honda dealer right now on the Honda computer at the parts desk and they say 3 quarts is required for the rear end.
I am actually at the honda dealer right now on the Honda computer at the parts desk and they say 3 quarts is required for the rear end.
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From: VA is for hustlaz
Originally posted by cdelena
Only if you drink two. They are looking at the wrong thing.
Only if you drink two. They are looking at the wrong thing.
, seriously you only need one quart(bottle). sometimes you even end up some extra fluid left.
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From: montreal
Originally posted by mas
It does not mean it's a stock lubricant problem, it just means the old oil needed to be replaced. Yeah, it's supposed to last at least 50,000 miles but I wonder how long the Redline stuff will last? Anyone has any experience using Redline in this car?
I need to get mine replaced soon.
It does not mean it's a stock lubricant problem, it just means the old oil needed to be replaced. Yeah, it's supposed to last at least 50,000 miles but I wonder how long the Redline stuff will last? Anyone has any experience using Redline in this car?
I need to get mine replaced soon.
I have the mt-90 in my tranny for about 1 month and it doesn't helped me for the notchyness and for the gear grind ( third to fourth ) so i will put Honda's fluid sometime this summer.
But i know it helped some owners on this board so i guess you'll have to try it to see if it works on YOUR car.
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