Honda MTF, what's the equivelent?
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Honda MTF, what's the equivelent?
Hi,
In my manual it states that I need to buy MTF (manual transmission fluid)
from Honda. I called my local parts store and they are not familiar with
the Honda MTF, they said either use "GEAR OIL" or use "ATF" (like Mercon III). So I am getting mixed response from people, what should i use?
In my manual it states that I need to buy MTF (manual transmission fluid)
from Honda. I called my local parts store and they are not familiar with
the Honda MTF, they said either use "GEAR OIL" or use "ATF" (like Mercon III). So I am getting mixed response from people, what should i use?
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Originally Posted by DriftKing
why not just use the OEM Honda?
(im using GM Synchromesh Friction Modified in my 2000 accord)
(im using GM Synchromesh Friction Modified in my 2000 accord)
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Originally Posted by flyromeo3
Use only Honda Tranny Fluid.
DONT USE ANYTHING ELSE.
DONT USE ANYTHING ELSE.
do not use ATF Mercon/Dextron shit thats only for auto
i prefer Pennzoil Synchromesh or GM Sychromesh
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the synchromesh stuff is made for manual trannies and supposedly helps reduce grinds and make shifts smoother, but i cant really tell cuz my tranny wasnt grinding when i put it in
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Originally Posted by jasonc
I called Honda dealer and they told me to use 10w30 motor oil. what do u guys think? Honda MTF or just regular 10w30?