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One more question on transmission fluid
I read the recent post on using the Honda specific transmission fluid.
I have a 1995 Accord EX with automatic and the owners manual states to use Dextron II or the Honda fluid. Should I still put out the big bucks and get the Honda stuff or what? I would like someone more knowledgeable than me to give me a straight answer. |
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One more question on transmission fluid
first of all, you can't even get Dexron II anymore. Or III for that matter.
Use honda fluid. How often do you change it? Big bucks is what, a 30% premium on $20? Come on...... maumee wrote: >I read the recent post on using the Honda specific transmission fluid. >I have a 1995 Accord EX with automatic and the owners manual states >to use Dextron II or the Honda fluid. Should I still put out the big >bucks and get the Honda stuff or what? I would like someone more >knowledgeable than me to give me a straight answer. -- Message posted via CarKB.com http://www.carkb.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx...-cars/200701/1 |
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One more question on transmission fluid
maumee wrote:
> ...the owners manual states > to use Dextron II or the Honda fluid. Should I still put out the big > bucks and get the Honda stuff or what? It's not expensive. Last June I paid my Honda dealer US$6.45 per quart for ATF-Z1. Then in September he only charged me US$5.60 per quart. -- Chuck |
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One more question on transmission fluid
In article om>,
"maumee" > wrote: > I read the recent post on using the Honda specific transmission fluid. > I have a 1995 Accord EX with automatic and the owners manual states > to use Dextron II or the Honda fluid. Should I still put out the big > bucks and get the Honda stuff or what? I would like someone more > knowledgeable than me to give me a straight answer. The straight answer is that Honda's fluid is a safer bet. Unlike motor oil, transmission fluid has to do more than lubricate and clean. The friction, viscosity, and anti-wear additives have to be just right. It's a quirky fluid. On a manual, you can feel the difference between fluids when you shift. |
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One more question on transmission fluid
Kevin McMurtrie wrote: > In article om>, > "maumee" > wrote: > > > I read the recent post on using the Honda specific transmission fluid. > > I have a 1995 Accord EX with automatic and the owners manual states > > to use Dextron II or the Honda fluid. Should I still put out the big > > bucks and get the Honda stuff or what? I would like someone more > > knowledgeable than me to give me a straight answer. > > The straight answer is that Honda's fluid is a safer bet. Unlike motor > oil, transmission fluid has to do more than lubricate and clean. The > friction, viscosity, and anti-wear additives have to be just right. > It's a quirky fluid. On a manual, you can feel the difference between > fluids when you shift. Thanks for all the imput guys, I will be going to Honda this week to get enough fluid to do a couple of changes. |
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