Tranny/Diff fluid change
I think I should since I am about to hit 100K
07-17-2008, 11:38 AM
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I use Honda MTF, but going to change to Motul 300 Gear 75W90 for tranny. For diff I use Motul 90PA mineral Oil. Both have done well for me.
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07-17-2008, 11:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Bert05GPW,Jul 17 2008, 11:33 AM
LE607 and Honda MTF. What do you want to know in particular? These two are the most used diff/tranny fluids on S2ki. No trouble reports that I'm aware of.
"?" is.. if im sticking with honda fluids, ill just have em rack it up at the dealer and drive home w it all done at cost.
but, i like learning/working on the beast soo.. willing to purchase the recommended stuff, but is it really worth it? *time is the sacrifice, i can only do it fri/sat/sun since ill have to drive over to my buddies house, no tools at my place.. but i dunno if hes got the 23/24 mm wrench whereas im sure the service dept does...
i drive the car pretty hard in the cyn, but usualy cruise omw to work/back. so i want something that will last long.
ALso, i ordered the RE070's today
will let you guys know how they feel next week...
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Originally Posted by AlexS2200,Jul 17 2008, 11:38 AM
I use Honda MTF, but going to change to Motul 300 Gear 75W90 for tranny. For diff I use Motul 90PA mineral Oil. Both have done well for me.
thnx!
07-17-2008, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Dj Elixur,Jul 17 2008, 11:41 AM
the 3 fluids need changing. (oil/ diff/tranny) and ill most likely do it this wknd.
"?" is.. if im sticking with honda fluids, ill just have em rack it up at the dealer and drive home w it all done at cost.
but, i like learning/working on the beast soo.. willing to purchase the recommended stuff, but is it really worth it? *time is the sacrifice, i can only do it fri/sat/sun since ill have to drive over to my buddies house, no tools at my place.. but i dunno if hes got the 23/24 mm wrench whereas im sure the service dept does...
i drive the car pretty hard in the cyn, but usualy cruise omw to work/back. so i want something that will last long.
ALso, i ordered the RE070's today will let you guys know how they feel next week...
"?" is.. if im sticking with honda fluids, ill just have em rack it up at the dealer and drive home w it all done at cost.
but, i like learning/working on the beast soo.. willing to purchase the recommended stuff, but is it really worth it? *time is the sacrifice, i can only do it fri/sat/sun since ill have to drive over to my buddies house, no tools at my place.. but i dunno if hes got the 23/24 mm wrench whereas im sure the service dept does...
i drive the car pretty hard in the cyn, but usualy cruise omw to work/back. so i want something that will last long.
ALso, i ordered the RE070's today
will let you guys know how they feel next week...
Heather has her wedding shower, and she will have Kailey all day. So, I am off the hook
