I have a B16A1, which would be the best Transmission Fluid to put in...this will be my first time doing this so please help.

 

i use GM synchromesh manual fluid. head up to your chevy/gmc/whatever dealership and pick some up (~$9 a quart). my car has never shifted so smooth (even from day 1). supposed to be great on worn synchros too

i love it.

a lot of people will also suggest just heading up to honda and getting honda fluid. nothing wrong with that, works great as well. GM just seems to work better for me.

 

hmmm....maybe I'll give that a try

 

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i along with others on this board use it and highly recommend it

 

how many quarts do u think I'll need???

 

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Whoa, a B16A1. I have never seen one of those, and neither has anyone else. You are a lucky man...

Anyway, the GM stuff is good, but WAY expensive. I got 3 qts. of Honda MTF for the price of one qt. of Synchromesh. Redline also makes some good MTF, but it's also a bit pricey. Whatever you do, DO NOT USE GEAR OIL!!!

 

redline for me..its pricy but its not everday u change tranny fluids

 

Isn't Honda MTF is just regular 10W30 oil?

 

redline or Gm synchromesh??? which to pick....monday I"m going to go get either one...help me pick the best of the best