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Old 02-01-2005, 11:49 PM
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OK dumb question.....where and how do I drain the gear oil for the tranny? I bought some stuff by Redline and dont know where to put it. I wanted to do it before this weekend, so any help would be cool, pic would be nice too if anyone has some. The car is a 89 CRX DX 5speed ....thanks
Old 02-02-2005, 05:43 AM
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if u get under the crx and look at the tranny, you will see a 17mm? bolt ont the i think back side of the tranny, that is waht u g2 pull out. if its not on the back of the tranny its right aroound there. pull that out, get a rag or sumthin under the hole, and get a looong tube and funnle. fill up the tranny by using the tube and funnle, untill fuid starts to come out. be sure when you are filling it the car is on a level surface, because the way u know it is full is when the fluid is level with the botom of the bolt hole. Have fun man!
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thanks man
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wrong, it is a bolt on the bottom of the transmission that you just put the rachet into without a socket. Lowest blot on the trans. The fill bolt is like 2 inches up and 3 over. 17mm I think.
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ed9man- yea right, i didnt know how to drain it i was sayin how to refil it, so give me 1/2 credit!
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Or you can always pull out the speed sensor and just do it the easy. It usually takes about 2 quarts anyways.
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My bad, I thought I had Redline. I bought this stuff, LUCAS High Performance/Heavy Duty 85/140 plus gear oil. I seen a "demo" gear set with this in action, It contains "climbing additives. Now is this the right stuff I need? is it good?
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Originally Posted by Reason
My bad, I thought I had Redline. I bought this stuff, LUCAS High Performance/Heavy Duty 85/140 plus gear oil. I seen a "demo" gear set with this in action, It contains "climbing additives. Now is this the right stuff I need? is it good?
Do not use gear oil!!! It is way to thick. You are suppose to use 5w-30 or 10w-30 and maybe with an additive. But gear oil is just way to thick.
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yeah, gear oil is good for a rear end, not for a transmission.
Honda MTF (manual transmission fluid) is best.




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