D16 Tranny (gear) Oil
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D16 Tranny (gear) Oil
I am looking into buying some Penzoil Syncromesh for my D16 (EX/SI) tranny, and I was wondering what weight I should use, and how much my tranny takes! Thanks!
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Re: D16 Tranny (gear) Oil (EGtenchu)
I don't think there's different weights for Pennzoil Synchromesh. It's just one bottle. Same stuff as GM Synchromesh FM and cheaper than Honda MTF
I got two qts of it sitting here for my tranny swap next week. I searched h-t and most threads say just under 2 qts is required.
I got two qts of it sitting here for my tranny swap next week. I searched h-t and most threads say just under 2 qts is required.
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Pennzoil Syncromesh oil certainly DOES have a weight ... they just don't bother to tell you on the bottle. I really hate that dumbed-down approach to lubricant sourcing.
It's a 9.1 cSt which translates (roughly) to a 80 weight ... perhaps a 70W-80 or 75W-80.
http://www.specialtyformulatio...9.htm
Check this thread out for more info on fluids for Hondas:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1192253
Modified by Bror Jace at 3:09 AM 4/3/2005
It's a 9.1 cSt which translates (roughly) to a 80 weight ... perhaps a 70W-80 or 75W-80.
http://www.specialtyformulatio...9.htm
Check this thread out for more info on fluids for Hondas:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1192253
Modified by Bror Jace at 3:09 AM 4/3/2005
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Bror Jace »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Pennzoil Syncromesh oil certainly DOES have a weight ... they just don't bother to tell you on the bottle. I reall hate that.
Check this thread out for more info:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1192253
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Yeah, but there's only one bottle and one choice so it doesn't really matter because you can't choose different ones.
Check this thread out for more info:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1192253
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Yeah, but there's only one bottle and one choice so it doesn't really matter because you can't choose different ones.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by chowmien »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Yeah, but there's only one bottle and one choice so it doesn't really matter because you can't choose different ones.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Word, thanks, my friend said that he was getting a certain weight for his car, but i guess he didnt know what he was talking about! I just got 2q today from autozone, hopefully the tranny is going in tomorrow.
Word, thanks, my friend said that he was getting a certain weight for his car, but i guess he didnt know what he was talking about! I just got 2q today from autozone, hopefully the tranny is going in tomorrow.
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"... (with Pennzoil Syncromesh) there's only one bottle and one choice so it doesn't really matter because you can't choose different ones."
True ... but that's been part of my point for the last few days in that thread and others. Hondas call for a thicker fluid than Pennzoil Syncromesh.
That's why I'd prefer to use the thicker Red Line fluids (MTL or a mix of MTL & MT-90) or Specialty Formulations MTL-P.
True ... but that's been part of my point for the last few days in that thread and others. Hondas call for a thicker fluid than Pennzoil Syncromesh.
That's why I'd prefer to use the thicker Red Line fluids (MTL or a mix of MTL & MT-90) or Specialty Formulations MTL-P.
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