CAN YOU USE GM SYNCHROMESH FRICTION MODIFIED IN MY 2005 RSX TYPE S TRANSMISSION I HAVE THE COMMON GRINDING GEARS IN MY CAR

 

Yes. GM Synchromesh Fluid FM is good stuff. I used it in my 1991 Civic I had and after 100K, no grinds at all. Now, as far as a newer car, I have used RedLine MTL in my 2005 EP3 and have had no grinds whatsoever and I have driven hard and tracked the car a couple of times. The RedLine allows the gears to shift like butter. If you were to take a brand new Honda with Honda MTF, drive it for a while, then drain and fill with RedLine, you would notice a definite difference of feel in the gears. Also, you could add in Honda MTF with Lucas oil additive. It works well to stop grinding in transmissions.

 

x2 i had a 3rd gear grind and my 5th gear would get stuck whe i would try to take it out but i used Redline and now my gears don't even grind or get stuck it goes in like new

 

royal purple ftw

 

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...that's what SHE said!

 

they dont sell gm synchromesh anymore i believe.

honda mtf is just like gm synchromesh. pick some of that stuff up.

changed the tranny fluid in my ep and it felt like a brand new car again after 60K.

honda mtf

 

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It's under a new name now. I believe Pennzoil makes it but it says equivalent to GM synchromesh right on the bottle.

I use Honda MTF. Was only like $12 at the Acura dealer (2 qts).