tranny oil
08-05-01 | 10:07 PM
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tranny oil
i have a friend with a 94 GS-R integra, he put 80/90w tranny oil, is that safe?? he just wants to know before he drives it because his friend told him 10/30w was what its supposed to have
08-06-01 | 12:24 AM
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i know ted lol, just tryin to find out, no one on the honda-mod forum seems to answer. gotta rebuild my rx 
gonna use his shop, i think ive almost gotten him turned into a rotor head, he wants a 94 R2
gonna use his shop, i think ive almost gotten him turned into a rotor head, he wants a 94 R2
08-06-01 | 03:11 AM
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Re: tranny oil
Originally posted by Agent_D
i have a friend with a 94 GS-R integra, he put 80/90w tranny oil, is that safe?? he just wants to know before he drives it because his friend told him 10/30w was what its supposed to have
i have a friend with a 94 GS-R integra, he put 80/90w tranny oil, is that safe?? he just wants to know before he drives it because his friend told him 10/30w was what its supposed to have
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08-06-01 | 04:16 PM
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Guys,
In addition to the '87 TII, I have a '96 Grand Cherokee and a '94 Honda Civic EX Coupe. The Honda uses the SAME oil in the gearbox (5 speed) as in the engine 10w30 motor oil. Weird but true.
Todd
In addition to the '87 TII, I have a '96 Grand Cherokee and a '94 Honda Civic EX Coupe. The Honda uses the SAME oil in the gearbox (5 speed) as in the engine 10w30 motor oil. Weird but true.
Todd
08-06-01 | 09:05 PM
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What are you rebuilding? If it's a 7, I just looked in my shop manual this weekend when I filled mine and it called for an 80W. I used 75-90W Mobil1. Some boxes do use light weight engine oil. My friends turbo Omni runs 0-30W with great results.
Chris
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