help! How many quarts diff fluid for AP1? plz confirm..ive searched.
can someone please confirm how many quarts of differential fluid is needed for the s2000?
ive searched and found 7/8 quart?
can someone please confirm.
also, ive bought one quart of royal purple 75w90 gear oil..
anyone have experience with royla purple??
any help would be appreciated..
thanks.
ive searched and found 7/8 quart?
can someone please confirm.
also, ive bought one quart of royal purple 75w90 gear oil..
anyone have experience with royla purple??
any help would be appreciated..
thanks.
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and if u have already then u did a horrible job...
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...ighlight=fluid
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...ighlight=fluid
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...ighlight=fluid
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...ighlight=fluid
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...ighlight=fluid
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...ighlight=fluid
none of those threads answered my question..all theyre talking about is what brand over another.
not how much is needed..
i guess im good with 1qt.
thanks for not reading..
not how much is needed..
i guess im good with 1qt.
thanks for not reading..
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actually dickbiter i answered your question several times over...
link #1 answered both questions...
"buy a helms....
raise car ( hyd. jack or lift)
jack stands
open drain plug
remove fill plug
let fluid drain INTO A PAN not the floor
reinstall drain plug tight......
with pump fill diff back up till fluid flows out...
pump can be found at any auto parts and makes it 150% way easier.
fluis is personal pref. i like royal purple "
link #2 discusses different fluids and what people use including royal purple which you asked in your original post...
link #3 also discusses different fluids just in case you wanted an alternative option...
So explain to me how I didnt answer your question??? I actually went above and beyond what you asked and you have to come back like a sarcastic *****... Maybe you should actually fawking search next time you lazy bitch...
link #1 answered both questions...
"buy a helms....
raise car ( hyd. jack or lift)
jack stands
open drain plug
remove fill plug
let fluid drain INTO A PAN not the floor
reinstall drain plug tight......
with pump fill diff back up till fluid flows out...
pump can be found at any auto parts and makes it 150% way easier.
fluis is personal pref. i like royal purple "
link #2 discusses different fluids and what people use including royal purple which you asked in your original post...
link #3 also discusses different fluids just in case you wanted an alternative option...
So explain to me how I didnt answer your question??? I actually went above and beyond what you asked and you have to come back like a sarcastic *****... Maybe you should actually fawking search next time you lazy bitch...
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yeah it is definitely less than one. We did an ap1 and ap2 together at a tech day, both used less than one quart. This was the first time change and it was dirty as hell. I've heard every 60k to change
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