I have a 5 speed transmission, i already drain out, whats the best kind of fluid to put in there?

99 prelude

 

Honda manual transmission works great

 

This.

 

You can use a normal 10W30 if you want....

But I did that with my Civic D15B transmission for a week. Hated it. It just doesn't shift the same. Feel notchier, like a german transmission.

If you like the "knife through butter" feeling, you need genuine Honda MTF. Don't know how it differs from normal oil, but you can feel the difference.

 

Honda MTF only.

 

I use castrol 10w30. I hate the way Honda mtf shifts for some reason.

 

Honda MTF, works best especially cold.

 

I use Amsoil Syncromesh...

 

Honda MTF or GM synchromesh

 

Honda MTF is really thin... I think it's regular 5w30 relablled, but I'm not sure.

I use GM Syncromesh.

 

Its not. At all.

 

i use torco MTF its the shiz

 

I work at a dealer and change this stuff quite regularly, it's VERY far from 5/30 oil, color, smell and it is probably just as heavy if not slightly more so.

 

Used Honda transmission fluid for a couple years now but have always had a pretty bad 3rd and 4th gear grind. Needed something a bit thinner and decided to put Royal Purple 10w-30 in there for the mean time, works great actually. Still grinds, but not near as often.

 

i use BG syncroshift II with BG friction additive. no problems damn near no lift shifting to 9000rpm. of course the twin disk prolly plays a big role in that too

 

use honda only

 

i used to use the honda mtf nut switched to the pennzoil version of gm syncromesh. i actually like it better. to each his own,i guess.

 

Amsoil GM Syncromesh MTF!