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Old 06-09-2007, 04:03 PM
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Hey guys, i just changed my fluid over to the new honda MTF. Anyway I bought a pump to pump it up but it doesnt make the best seal, so I used some electical tape to make it air tight, otherwise it doesnt pump at all. Anyway after I pumped it all in the tranny I noticed the glue from the tape broke down a little and there were a few black specs of the tapes glue in the bottom of the bottle. I did not see any get pumped into the tranny, but would this be much of a big deal anyway?? am I just over worried? lol Thanks in advance
Old 06-09-2007, 05:00 PM
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umm.. why would u make it air tight.. all u had to do was stick the tube in till it doesnt fall out.. pump till the fluids start running out and plug it back up .. a little over fill is ok..
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no no air tight with the bottom of the pump thing into the bottle of tranny fluid. It doesnt create suction otherwise. anyway, is this something to worry about in the least bit? shifts seem a lot smoother
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if any got in.. the gears probably grind it up but if u want to be on the safe side.. get another 10$ bottle of honda MTF and flush it again

if none got it.. it should be ok
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alrighty thats what I figured. I didnt see any and if the smallest bit got in there I'm sure my gears wont mind too much. Thanks again! sorry if i was a bit confusing on how i had to rig up my bottle lol.
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but so everyones sure itll be alright tho??? im just freakin out about it lol
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Bump for some extra piece of mind?? lol not that I dont believe you or anything R3D
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lol thats ok.. i dont work on hondas but i am a toyota tech.. lol
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In the future just put a gear oil top on the honda bottle and squirt it into the transmission.
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Originally Posted by Billman250,Jun 10 2007, 04:50 PM
In the future just put a gear oil top on the honda bottle and squirt it into the transmission.
wait wait what does that mean? i cant get a visual lol. How long do you guys recommed to go before changing tranny oil?


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