is the tranny fluid the same as the break fluid for a dc5? my frend sed that...i dont know if its correct because i seen some automatic tranny fluid... thanks homiez

 

NO!!!! it is not.. tell your friend i said he's an idiot.

either 10w-30 or 10w-40 oil is the same as honda tranny fluid tho. I forget which one.

 

motor oil?

 

yes.. a lot of people don't know that trick but yes motor oil

 

honda just came out with a new MTF that the4y put in all there cars now, i almost think its a little thinner than the old MTF.

 

compared MTF to the oil.. same thing.. nothing new.

 

so how do i go about bleeding my mtf..?

 

should be a bolt on the bottom right of your tranny (if you look at the car from the front). it's a 3/8th ratchet driver, that's all you need.

 

alright cool.so i just bleed it then put som tf in it....so do i just apply tf in tf resovoir? and how much tf.? sorry for da questions man.never bled my tf b for.

 

well your not actually bleeding it, can't really bleed your tranny. If you take that bolt off your basicly draining it. if you want to add more TF into your tranny, take your speed-o sensor out and add TF thru there. It takes 2 1/2 qrts to fill the tranny if fully drained.


Modified by risktypeS at 6:55 AM 5/16/2007

 

nice...thanx

 

this crackes me up haha

 

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The new fluid sucks too! My '06 Type S came with it already from the factory and I didn't even realize this. I replaced the fluid with the new MTF fluid because from day one it was hard to get into 3rd when cold and even sometimes when it was warmed up properly. Every once in awhile it would pop out of 3rd gear also. So I canged the fluid and the problem persisted. Then I was looking for something in the manual and noticed that the fluid they recommended was the new fluid that I just put in. If I had known this I would have just gone with what I know works. GM Syncromesh Friction Modified is the best manual tranny fluid I have found. I have used it in a few previous vehicles and it as always impressed me. Who'd have thought GM would have a decent product.

 

as I read the original post I realized he is talking about the his hydraulic clutch not his tranny fluid

 

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huh? he's asking is his tranny fluid the same as break fluid.