Help me choose diff fluid
#11
I bought some royal purple 75 w 90. Im in illinois so temperatures get cold as f@#k. I called a local honda and they said they use generoc 75 w 90. Iono if i should stick to royal purple or get some mobile 1. Or w.e the f that generic brand honda uses
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#12
SAE 110 in today's fluid classification occupies the thicker end of the original SAE90 spectrum when the S2000 was first engineered. They reclassified fluids since the S2000 was first engineered, and 110 was introduced into the classification as a new range. When that happened SAE90 was limited to the thinner end of the previous SAE90 range, with 110 occupying the thicker end of the range. I think today's 110 better matches the old SAE90 spec. That is not to say that there is anything wrong with today's 90 weights. They tend to be on the thinner side of the old spec., though they may work perfectly fine, particularly when choosing a high end synthetic fluid.
#14
Originally Posted by 05ap2ftw' timestamp='1347584643' post='22010387
I bought some royal purple 75 w 90. Im in illinois so temperatures get cold as f@#k. I called a local honda and they said they use generoc 75 w 90. Iono if i should stick to royal purple or get some mobile 1. Or w.e the f that generic brand honda uses
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#15
I bought some royal purple 75 w 90. Im in illinois so temperatures get cold as f@#k. I called a local honda and they said they use generoc 75 w 90. Iono if i should stick to royal purple or get some mobile 1. Or w.e the f that generic brand honda uses
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#16
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It's not a brand. It's a typo for generic.
#19
You might want to send in a sample of your used RL "shockproof" in for analysis. I experimented with this over 10 years ago. The analysis came back indicating that the fluid was pretty much done after only 2500 miles. It got an "F" by analysis. RL "Shockproof" is for a specific purpose - for a lot of short runs under high stress and then changed early and very frequently, like at the dragstrip. Daily driving and regular recommended change intervals may not work with this fluid.
#20
Swapped my trans fluid today with honda mtf and dif fluid with amsoil. Car feels good. I did however notice my trans has been taken apart before, kinda worries me since i got inly 35 k miles on her.
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