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    replacing MT fluid

    ok, well i recently decided to go with syncromesh fluid to replace w/e is in my manual transmission right now. im sick and tired of being sick and tired of the grinding of second, and the difficulty i have shifting into first when its cold.
    i have a few questions though.
    is the capacity of fluid 2 qts, or am i mistaken?
    also, what would i do to go about draining the old fluid? where is the drain plug located? i would go look, but my car is pretty low, and i dont have a jack here at school.
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    http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...ht=fluid+drain

    2 quarts is correct...use genuine MTF Honda fluid, not 10w30 I'm not just playing safe, trannys have died from making that mistake
    1992 Accord LX Wagon 248K/155 Miles

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      yeah, thanks for the wink..but OEM MTF is NOT what i want..was that not clear in the post that i made? i dont need some kid making decisions about my car for me..thanks anyways.

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        #4
        check this out...http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=63046
        Retired 1990 Accord LX Coupe
        Project 240SX
        Originally posted by chillin943
        anyone kno if i can just make a hot wire for v-tec off the horn??
        Vouches: Bought from: smseagren83, phatdoughnut, uk - accord, lucid, iamnemo, accord_inspire, 2point6, chopstickz, djcaz_aom, rosko

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          #5
          nathan, right on the bottom of the tranny there is a plug with a 3/8 head on it for a ratchet... you can't miss it, lowest point on the tranny... and the check plug is a 17mm wrench right above it...

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            Originally posted by mondojackal
            yeah, thanks for the wink..but OEM MTF is NOT what i want..was that not clear in the post that i made? i dont need some kid making decisions about my car for me..thanks anyways.
            dude, take it easy

            you asked the newb question about draining......sorry I didn't realize what a genius you really were.......and the sticky at the top of the forum about MT fluid is talking about the new OEM stuff that has the same characteristics as syncromesh, read through it instead of being a dick because you have more posts than me. I try to show respect for everyone here who knows more, but at least I know how to drain my flippin fluids.......

            oh and did I not post a thread answering exactly your question.....why don't you use the search function....and appreciate the people who try to contribute with useful answers
            Last edited by qbodsyt; 12-02-2006, 02:05 AM.
            1992 Accord LX Wagon 248K/155 Miles

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              #7
              my brother who had a 5spd in his cb7 used that new Honda MTF, said it was smoooooooooooth shifting afterwards.

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