What ATF shoud I use?
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From: The Left Lane
Originally posted by NVS
I went to Adv. Auto Parts(not the fighter jet
) and got Adv. Auto Parts Auto. Trans. Fluid with Dexron III. Is that stuff any good? I didn't see any honda stuff or redline or anything else. Where do you get it from?
I went to Adv. Auto Parts(not the fighter jet
) and got Adv. Auto Parts Auto. Trans. Fluid with Dexron III. Is that stuff any good? I didn't see any honda stuff or redline or anything else. Where do you get it from?
I can't speak from direct experience, but I can't imagine you'll go too far wrong with a generic mfg. Check against the manual though, I believe there are specifc grades of fluid, similar to motor oils. If it meets the specs stipulated by your owner's manual, you should be fine IMO.
A manual would be better though.
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From: Ellicott City, MD
Originally posted by NorCal DC4
Since I'm manual trans I can't speak from direct experience, but I can't imagine you'll go too far wrong with a generic mfg.
Check against the manual though, I believe there are specifc grades of fluid, similar to motor oils. If it meets the specs stipulated by your owner's manual, you should be fine IMO.
A manual would be better though.
Since I'm manual trans
I can't speak from direct experience, but I can't imagine you'll go too far wrong with a generic mfg. Check against the manual though, I believe there are specifc grades of fluid, similar to motor oils. If it meets the specs stipulated by your owner's manual, you should be fine IMO.
A manual would be better though.
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Use OEM Honda Fluid. Things like Redline will wear your tranny faster and send it to an early grave. Thats fine if your have a race car cuz thats expected, but for a daily driver use OEM.