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  1. 01-06-2009, 10:23 PM #1
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    Default Trans fluid

    I need to know what kind my car takes and how much to put in. I have a 94 civic ex with a d16z6 motor and its a manual

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    Damn I was afraid someone would say that, knew I should've done that first. Thanx though

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    lol...
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    just a few post down please search next time

    TRANNY FLUID QUESTION!

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    Always use MANUAL transmission fluid for manual cars. You can use engine oil, like 10W30....BUT I recommend using OEM HONDA MANUAL TRANSMISSION FLUID (sold at the dealer). For your car, you'll need about 2-3 quarts. And each quart bottle is like $7 or $8 if I remember.
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    Motor oil is just fine!!

    GM Synchro mesh is great too!!!


    there are many threads like this if you just search!

    Honda takes 2 qrts!
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    I appreciate all you guys help and feedback and I know I should've searched but I just figured there were probably a couple hundred people on here that would just throw me some answers. Never heard of using motor oil. But thanks again y'all

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    Quote Originally Posted by gsrteg
    Always use MANUAL transmission fluid for manual cars. You can use engine oil, like 10W30....BUT I recommend using OEM HONDA MANUAL TRANSMISSION FLUID (sold at the dealer). For your car, you'll need about 2-3 quarts. And each quart bottle is like $7 or $8 if I remember.
    In my s10 blazer and my s15 truck both manuals they called for ATF which threw me for a loop first time I heard of that but I was 16 then so didn't know much...still don't

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    Quote Originally Posted by Okie_doke.
    In my s10 blazer and my s15 truck both manuals they called for ATF which threw me for a loop first time I heard of that but I was 16 then so didn't know much...still don't
    Yup they use T-5 tranny and they use automatic,same as the mustangs

    but honda use Motor oil,
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    Quote Originally Posted by gsrteg
    Always use MANUAL transmission fluid for manual cars. You can use engine oil, like 10W30....BUT I recommend using OEM HONDA MANUAL TRANSMISSION FLUID (sold at the dealer). For your car, you'll need about 2-3 quarts. And each quart bottle is like $7 or $8 if I remember.
    Honda's are bitches, Honda fluid is DEF required!

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