nbennettksu

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Hey good morning guys, I'm new to this. I searched and searched but I can't find out how many qts go into my new (to me) 2001 Acura CL-P. This is my first Acura and I am loving it! wohoo, finally I own a luxury car.

Also, does anyone know a good way to make this car's exhaust sound like the G35? I loooove that little hollow rumble from the G35 and 350Z.

Sorry for the newbish questions, thanks in advance.

jaymann107

When I change my oil I use close to 5 quarts between putting a little in the oil filter and filling the motor. IIRC I thinks the motor holds 4.6 quarts.
As for the exhaust if you delete your mid muffler/exhaust resonator and add headers that's probally as close to a G35 you are going to get. I have the same car and I really like the sound of the mid muffler delete with the stock headers and exhaust. Sounds good inside the car but really no difference on the outside. I also think it helped my gas mileage to.

Aman

Hardy har har... Kinda hard to pull off the newb joke when you have more than 13,000 posts





Happy April Fool's

civicdrivr

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Troll fail.

StreetKA

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Lol.

Ken1997TL

Got any more info on those 5 cylinder engines?

civicdrivr

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thevikas87

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niice haha soo glad I was around when that one happened

CL-S progression 01

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when u drain the fluid just put it in a container that u can put a piece of tape on to make the same level so u put back in exactly what u took out.

however some trans have a tendancy to burn a little fluid... so on a new car i would look at the dipstick and see what the level is.

make sure ur on flat ground, run the motor and then turn off the car and a minute later u'll have the correct level on the dipstick.. it should be between the 2 hole marking in the stick... one should be filled the other should be clear.

i'd do a 3x3 on a newly acquired cl tho... just so u know for sure where u stand

civicdrivr

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^

Aman

:aman:

StreetKA

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noob