> Could anyone give me advice on which manual transmission oil to use for
> my 2000 Accord 2.0 SE Exec. The guy at the dealers just quoted 10W-40
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> The service manual states Honda Manual Transmission Fluid (MTF), which
> seems to be unavailable from the dealers.
you obviously need to find a new dealer.
'Curly Q. Links' - 09 Apr 2006 00:27 GMT
> > Could anyone give me advice on which manual transmission oil to use for
> > my 2000 Accord 2.0 SE Exec. The guy at the dealers just quoted 10W-40
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>
> you obviously need to find a new dealer.
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LOL He must be writing from PERU, or something. (not knocking Peru) :-)
'Curly'
Greg Campbell - 09 Apr 2006 21:21 GMT
>> Could anyone give me advice on which manual transmission oil to use for
>> my 2000 Accord 2.0 SE Exec. The guy at the dealers just quoted 10W-40
>> engine oil,
>> The service manual states Honda Manual Transmission Fluid (MTF)
> you obviously need to find a new dealer.
Amen!
Honda's MTF will work much better than straight engine oil. Since it
gets changed so rarely, the increased cost (~$6/qt) is pretty trivial in
the long run. The high end synthetic transmission fluids by Redline and
othters also get good user reviews, and may be even better than H-MTF.
Syn motor oils are not supposed to work very well. (AFAIK, the theory
is that they are _too_ slick, and that the synchro clutches don't work
properly.)