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    Auto Tranny Fluid Change

    Hi guys, been a while...

    Need to change the tranny fluid in my Ex. Having said that, almost everybody up here has said at one time or another that you should use Honda ATF. I dont have a problem with that as I want my CB7 to go as long as it can, but I've got 8 qts of Amzoil ATF sitting in my garage leftover from a change out in my Dakota (using Amzoil oil in both engines right now). Would you recommend using this or sticking with Honda ATF? Amzoil says it'll work in anything and next to Honda's, Dodges are very finicky when it comes to trannies.

    Also, is there a way that I can drain the torque converter without taking the tranny apart or just use the flush method.

    Thanks
    It's not called being paranoid, it's called being prepared."
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    1. drain
    2. fill with Honda transmission fluid
    3. drive car a few miles
    4. repeat
    5. repeat

    That's a total of 3 times. That's what Honda recommends for a flush service. Even if you only do the drain and fill once you will notice a differance between the Honda ATF and any other ATF.
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      HONDA ATF ONLY it's not only a religion its a way of life for AUTOMATICS

      its a SIN if you dont use HONDA ATF
      hahahahah

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        I've known people who have not used Honda ATF. I've known people who have had to do major transmission work on their Hondas. It just happens that these two groups are the same.


        Honda ATF FTW!

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