FAQ: How to change the transmission fluid in a manual D-Series Tranny (Pictures).
it really is that simple. It's so cheap, there is no reason not to do it
12-16-2008, 08:17 PM
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What are the torque specs on the bolts, please. Chilton's lists the Drain bolt @ 29 PSI, is that right? Also, I recommend a new Drain crush washer each time. Thanks for the help!
05-28-2009, 10:53 AM
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Re: FAQ: How to change the transmission fluid in a manual D-Series Tranny (Pictures).
yeah, would be nice to replace the pics. but seeing as im about to do it in a few mins i guess i get the job of replacing pics? lol
hope my cameras battery can hold out..
hope my cameras battery can hold out..
06-03-2009, 04:01 PM
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Re: FAQ: How to change the transmission fluid in a manual D-Series Tranny (Pictures).
There's a drain plug washer. Never changed that in all the times I've done this. Torque the fill and drain plug, never done that either.
This is not rocket science. There are a few things you should torque on the car. This stuff is not one of them.
Just put both plugs in tight enough so they done leak, you can always make them a little tighter if they leak.
Just think about what your doing. You'll be ok.
06-26-2013, 05:46 PM
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Re: FAQ: How to change the transmission fluid in a manual D-Series Tranny (Pictures).
it's the same deal really as a B-series tranny. here http://www.team-integra.net/forum/bl...luid-gen3.html
06-17-2014, 11:44 PM
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Re: (themikewoo)
Adding an extra quart sounds like a good idea. I also agree with only using Honda MTF.
After replacing the clutch in my 96 DX with 150K miles I used 10w30 and it wouldn't go into gear unless the engine was off. Also wouldn't downshift while driving. Problem solved after refilling with MTF.
After replacing the clutch in my 96 DX with 150K miles I used 10w30 and it wouldn't go into gear unless the engine was off. Also wouldn't downshift while driving. Problem solved after refilling with MTF.
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