alright guys i think its time for me to replace my tranny fluid but i dont know how any help ? hahahha thanks

 

Grab 3qts of honda MTF, drain the tranny fluid, ahh fukc it...

http://www.team-integra.net/se...D=301

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by x_tuh_sy &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">alright guys i think its time for me to replace my tranny fluid but i dont know how any help ? hahahha thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>

i personally stick with Honda MTF. usually it takes about 2.5 qt. you'll know when it's full when it starts pouring out.

 

hhaha thanks guy. oh yea btw my car is a 96 integ ls

 

i thaught it was more like 3.2, 3.4 quarts?

 

man ur all wrong ,i looked in the haynes manual and its exactly 2.3 quarts for gsr tranny,i just changed mine last week, and fill it up threw the VSS hole, much easier and cleaner

 

lol i wish i knew where the plug to put the fluid in was at

 

does the tranny fluid comes out like the engine oil ?

 

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how are we all wrong?

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i personally stick with Honda MTF. usually it takes about 2.5 qt. you'll know when it's full when it starts pouring out.</TD></TR></TABLE>

besides, filling it from where the VSS sits is "technically" not the right way to fill it, but you should have "read" that too.

 

your wrong cuz a gsr tranny takes exactly 2.3 quarts ok, and doesnt matter where you fill it from VSS is easier and less messy cuz either way 2.3qtz needs to go in,so doesnt really matter where you fill it up from, i used to fill it threw the other hole and wait till it drips out but now i just put threw vss,and others here will agree that it doesnt matter which hole you fill threw,as long as you get the right amount of fluid

 

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hmm...let me see, i'm wrong because i wait for it to pour out of the fill hole? the way it's supposed to be done. besides, 2.3qt and 2.5qt, is that a huge difference?

tell me, is there a difference on how much fluid to use on a b16 tranny?

 

dude i said others where wrong cuz they said 3 qtz and like 2.5 the OP wanted to know exactly, which is 2.3!, and it does NOT matter where you fill it up threw, either way is correct buddy,

 

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well, i'm glad you cleared that up.

 

so is it ok to do it through the vss hole?

 

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If you also open the fill hole to allow any excess to drain out and achieve the proper fluid level, yes.

 

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^^ ^^

 

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If you also open the fill hole to allow any excess to drain out and achieve the proper fluid level, yes. </TD></TR></TABLE>