Tranny/Diff fluid change
07-17-2008, 02:04 PM
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90PA Oils is for the Diff not tranny. The 300 Gear syn is for the Tranny. You can find online vendors who sells or I know Autobacs sells the some oils but not sure if I've ever seen the 90PA there. 300 Gear for sure. I used to buy that there. Not sure who sells near torrance. I'd look to speed/race shops around your area.
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07-17-2008, 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Dj Elixur,Jul 17 2008, 02:02 PM
im off work on sat at 6 pm.. . thats not too late is it? im gonna go browse around and see if i can find something after work before the torrance meet..
I have arrangements later on in the afternoon 
Do you guys have some regular tranny fluid in stock at your dealership for our cars? I can just go for that at this point
07-17-2008, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted by AlexS2200,Jul 17 2008, 02:04 PM
90PA Oils is for the Diff not tranny. The 300 Gear syn is for the Tranny. You can find online vendors who sells or I know Autobacs sells the some oils but not sure if I've ever seen the 90PA there. 300 Gear for sure. I used to buy that there. Not sure who sells near torrance. I'd look to speed/race shops around your area.
Wendy - Going to J's gathering at Cali Speedway on Sunday.
Wendy - Going to J's gathering at Cali Speedway on Sunday.
Thank you! Man can you imagine if I put that stuff in my tranny?
07-17-2008, 02:22 PM
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Just changed all 3 of mine the other day.. had the coolant flushed and changed the brake fluid while at it. Car just ticked over 21k miles
Oil: Redline 10w30
Filter: Hamp
Diff: Motul Gear 300 75w90
Tranny: Honda MTF White Cap
Coolant: Honda OEM
Brake: Honda OEM
Oil: Redline 10w30
Filter: Hamp
Diff: Motul Gear 300 75w90
Tranny: Honda MTF White Cap
Coolant: Honda OEM
Brake: Honda OEM
07-17-2008, 02:22 PM
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I have honda fluids if anyone needs.... bought more then I needed last time.
It's the Acura stuff but...shame exact sH3T.
It's easy to change yourself, I used one of those caps with a pointy tip like the Mobil Diff fluid, then put a piece of clear hose on. Then I just pumped the new stuff in till level.... done deal.
Just what I like, cheap and fast. < Don't take that out of context
It's the Acura stuff but...shame exact sH3T.
It's easy to change yourself, I used one of those caps with a pointy tip like the Mobil Diff fluid, then put a piece of clear hose on. Then I just pumped the new stuff in till level.... done deal.
Just what I like, cheap and fast. < Don't take that out of context
07-17-2008, 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by 05TurboS2k,Jul 17 2008, 02:22 PM
I have honda fluids if anyone needs.... bought more then I needed last time.
It's the Acura stuff but...shame exact sH3T.
It's the Acura stuff but...shame exact sH3T.
07-17-2008, 02:28 PM
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^ read my edit. 
simple to do, a matter of 15 min = done deal and you dont even have to drive your car anywhere.
unless u dont like that much adventure.
Steps:
1) Jack up car
2) open drain and begin draining
3) drop car and let finish draining
4) raise car and tighten drain plug
5) lower car fill with oil until it leaks out just a tad
6) Tighten fill plug ( u can hit this with a socket wrench extension i think)
Drive it
simple to do, a matter of 15 min = done deal and you dont even have to drive your car anywhere. unless u dont like that much adventure.Steps:
1) Jack up car
2) open drain and begin draining
3) drop car and let finish draining
4) raise car and tighten drain plug
5) lower car fill with oil until it leaks out just a tad
6) Tighten fill plug ( u can hit this with a socket wrench extension i think)
Drive it
07-17-2008, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted by 05TurboS2k,Jul 17 2008, 02:28 PM
^ read my edit. simple to do, a matter of 15 min = done deal and you dont even have to drive your car anywhere.
unless u dont like that much adventure.
Steps:
1) Jack up car
2) open drain and begin draining
3) drop car and let finish draining
4) raise car and tighten drain plug
5) lower car fill with oil until it leaks out just a tad
6) Tighten fill plug ( u can hit this with a socket wrench extension i think)
Drive it
simple to do, a matter of 15 min = done deal and you dont even have to drive your car anywhere. unless u dont like that much adventure.Steps:
1) Jack up car
2) open drain and begin draining
3) drop car and let finish draining
4) raise car and tighten drain plug
5) lower car fill with oil until it leaks out just a tad
6) Tighten fill plug ( u can hit this with a socket wrench extension i think)
Drive it
07-17-2008, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by lilazngrl4o8,Jul 17 2008, 02:22 PM
Just changed all 3 of mine the other day.. had the coolant flushed and changed the brake fluid while at it. Car just ticked over 21k miles
Oil: Redline 10w30
Filter: Hamp
Diff: Motul Gear 300 75w90
Tranny: Honda MTF White Cap
Coolant: Honda OEM
Brake: Honda OEM
Oil: Redline 10w30
Filter: Hamp
Diff: Motul Gear 300 75w90
Tranny: Honda MTF White Cap
Coolant: Honda OEM
Brake: Honda OEM