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Old 09-05-2002
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Manual transmission oil. Which grade?

Hi, my car just hit the 40k and its time for me to change the gearbox oil. The manual says to us honda manual tanny fluid but i don't want to use that. Could anybody tell me which oil viscosity to use? And also, there is that thing, GL4, GL5, etc... Which one to use for our gearbox?
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Are you talking about your manual tranny? If so it's probably 90 weight gear oil available at any auto parts store. You could also use Royal Purple synthetic gear oil. I'm sure your manual says what weight gear oil to use. I'm nowhere near mine so just pull yours out and read it.
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my manual doesn't specify the viscosity to use. It only says to use genuine honda manual transmission fluid. By the way, what is menat by GL4 and GL5? Which one for our transmission?
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Just put Honda stuff in. Its got extra stuff in it specifically for honda synchro health and its $3.99 a quart. Just make it real eazy for yourself and buy that.
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do u really think that 40k is the right time to change ur MTF?
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Yeah i was wondering also when the best time to change that is? Are you sure its 40,000 Miles????
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