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jim beam wrote:
> Abeness wrote: >> My manuals (owner's and Helm) specify ordinary 10w-30 as well; it was >> only after following a discussion of the synchromesh stuff here that I >> got the idea that Honda manual tranny fluid might be better. I suppose >> the way to find out would be to try both and see if I'm able to detect >> any difference in feel or response. > > > there was a whole long thread about this only a few months ago. there > was an additive present in the old engine oils [molybdenum?] that is now > absent for environmental reasons. this means you now need to use honda > mtf for your transmission becuase it contains that additive and it helps > your synchros last better. > That's the discussion I was referring to. Don't recall what the additive was. |
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