so can i use liqui moli gear oil (GL 5) SAE 75 W-90 in the differential?

http://www.liqui-moly.de/liquimoly/produkt.../id/e_1413.html

 

I've not tried. Honda clearly states it's for short term use only.

It's not the right formula for the type of gearing. Tranny will get sticky overtime and there could be damages caused. So I've read.

I stick to the manual and follow it.

 

can any one please answer my question??? sorry to be such a pain

 

I don't see why not.

 

wheelspk Posted on Oct 5 2010, 10:20 AM
You can get Amsoil MTF in the UK.
I did.
Good oil.
http://www.performanceoilsltd.co.uk/
or
http://www.opieoils.co.uk/

Amsoil also has Severe Gear SAE 75W-110 GL-5 gear oil.
A direct replacement for the original 1999 SAE 90 GL-5.

rob-2 Posted on Oct 5 2010, 06:43 PM
One doesn't always get the best that's available following a 10 year old manual
R&D didn't stop in 1999 you know.......

 

I have the same exact noise as video #3 its like a buzz when you let off the clutch in neutral. I believe its an input shaft bearing problem.

 

i was looking at the Honda part store but cant seem to find the input shaft bearing (which will stop the noise when i lift my foot off the clutch pedal), can any body please tell me which one is it in the diagram ?

http://www.hondaoriginalparts.com/honda_ca...&block_03=23882

 

bumpy

 

In neutral & no clutch pressed the input shaft AND 1st & 2nd gear sets are spinning.
Also the (needle) bearings in gear 3-6 are spinning.

Don't forget you're sitting right next to all this mechanical noise.
Maybe ask in a local sub forum if someone would listen to your gearbox before taking it apart to change parts?

In the parts drawing # 17 and # 18 are the main shaft bearings.

 

what abt this overhauling kit with part number : DTSBK349