Tranny oil
04-24-2005, 06:17 PM
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Tranny oil
ok i have been using all honda oil for my car since i bought them new, and now my car has installed the oil jet kit to my tranny
and now with all the extra power i got i properly need some gd tranny oil to hold up my tranny for a long time
i have talked to my mech at the tuner shop and he recommends 2 methods
1. keep using honda ATF, but mixed with the LUCAS lubricant and it helps the car prevent slipping. good for daily aggressive driving
2. swapped out the honda ATF oil for MOTUL ATF oil, they are good for track racing too
i have heard good reviews on the Lucas products, but wondering if they will really help coz it will make the oil thicker
and the mech told me MOTUL ATF is very gd coz he did have an Auto Accord and the tranny was slipping, after using the MOTUL it stopped slipping and they are running strong since
anyone can share some thoughts? thanks
and now with all the extra power i got i properly need some gd tranny oil to hold up my tranny for a long time
i have talked to my mech at the tuner shop and he recommends 2 methods
1. keep using honda ATF, but mixed with the LUCAS lubricant and it helps the car prevent slipping. good for daily aggressive driving
2. swapped out the honda ATF oil for MOTUL ATF oil, they are good for track racing too
i have heard good reviews on the Lucas products, but wondering if they will really help coz it will make the oil thicker
and the mech told me MOTUL ATF is very gd coz he did have an Auto Accord and the tranny was slipping, after using the MOTUL it stopped slipping and they are running strong since
anyone can share some thoughts? thanks
04-24-2005, 06:51 PM
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dont use the lucas. use the amsoil tranny fluid. its been approved for use in honda trannies
04-24-2005, 09:38 PM
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I have Motul brake fluid...but use Redline ATF (synthetic). Prior to the switch to Redline, I'm assuming the previous owner ran Honda fluid from the get-go. I didn't change for the hell of it either -- t'was time to flush the fluid anyway, so just had to decide what I'd go with.
Acura Woodbine will use Redline upon request, so I figure there can't be any issues should anything ever arise between the recommended Genuine Honda fluid vs. Redline ...in regards to any possible tranny problems.
Acura Woodbine will use Redline upon request, so I figure there can't be any issues should anything ever arise between the recommended Genuine Honda fluid vs. Redline ...in regards to any possible tranny problems.
04-25-2005, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by samkws
in canada i can get access to redline easily and motul from the garage, but amsol dunno...
i guess i will do the motul later
i guess i will do the motul later
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04-25-2005, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by ndawood
Its pretty easy to get your hands on amsoil. Thats all I have been using in my car and its the same price as redline.
just went to garage today and they do have amsoil, but he told me not really worth that much since Motul is gd enough and a lot cheaper
he quoted me only 40 CAD to swap out the Motu full synthenticl ATF, Amsoil costs more than that
he doesn't recommend Redline however
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