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Honda Civic Transmission Fluid 2005

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Old 14-07-2007, 21:37   #1
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AMSOIL Synthetic Synchromesh Transmission Fluid (MTF) is recommended for automotive and light truck applications that require synchromesh transmission fluid. Applications include manual transmissions and transaxles such as New Venture NV T350, NV 1500, NV 2550, NV 3500, NV 3550, NV 5600 and Tremec T-4, T-5, T-18, T-176, TKO-500, TKO-600, TR-3450 and TR-3550. Replaces Honda Genuine MTF Fluid for manual transaxles, and MTF-94 as used in some Land Rovers, MGs and Mini Coopers. MTF is SAE 5W-30, however, it is not for use in engines or wet clutches.


Basically, I've got a Civic Type-R. The oilman, has recommened Amsoil 5w-30 to me. But today, I've rang a very well known Tuner for the Type-R, who say's this will not work.

So, the oilman has recommened it, and looking at the above text, it seems correct, although the, 'light truck applications' has me wondering.


I know this is a Skoda forum, but can anyone shed some light?
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Re: Honda Civic Transmission Fluid 2005

i think you may be right , 5w30 is surely an engine oil , not a transmission oil , but you never know with those Jap motors
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Re: Honda Civic Transmission Fluid 2005

To confuse matters even more, The bottle says...

Amsoil

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Manual Synchromesh Tranmssion Fluid SAE 5w-30

*Not for use in engines or wet clutch applications*

I'm curious, because I will be fitting my Quaife LSD.

Just note, What is a wet clutch?
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Re: Honda Civic Transmission Fluid 2005

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To confuse matters even more, The bottle says...

Amsoil

Synthetic

Manual Synchromesh Tranmssion Fluid SAE 5w-30

*Not for use in engines or wet clutch applications*

I'm curious, because I will be fitting my Quaife LSD.

Just note, What is a wet clutch?
wet clutch in some (most? ) motorbikes , don't know about cars though
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Re: Honda Civic Transmission Fluid 2005

The EP3 CTR has a dry clutch and the best oil for the gearbox is Honda MTFIII (including for use with an LSD).

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Re: Honda Civic Transmission Fluid 2005

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The EP3 CTR has a dry clutch and the best oil for the gearbox is Honda MTFIII (including for use with an LSD).

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I've heard more reviews about the best oil being amsoil. My post is, have I got the right one.

Cheers for the link to your site. I'm already a member
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Re: Honda Civic Transmission Fluid 2005

Well, By just typing in Amsoil, on the search it's confirmed. I've got the right one! Bloody few!
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You mean "phew". Noob.



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