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W/ Amsoil will sychros still eventually mess up?
Ive been having problems with my third gear popping out and grinding usually a couple times a day so i ordered the amsoil, thinking i don't want to deal with the dealer bssss. But im starting to wonder if this will just mask/postpone the problem till past the warranty. Does anyone have any thoughts on this.. I plan on keeping the car 10 years soo..
Also how much would it cost to replace the synchos if it was needed.. w/ labor Maybe i should just purposely grind the shit out of third gear so theres no way they'll miss it.. hmm
Last edited by jmjohns9; 07-15-2007 at 03:50 PM. |
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Yeah I have the same concerns. Just put my AMSOIL MTF in yesterday and I'm still grinding 3rd if I shift too fast. Kinda sucks, I only got about 1.5L in though, so maybe I have to drive it a few more days and hopefully it'll get smoother as the oils mix up.
Btw, add a question mark to ur topic... it looks almost like a statement to me. |
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You guys are misunderstanding something. The Amsoil will not "fix" the problem. The synchros are rough when they engage due to design and manufacturing; they are working the way they are supposed to, it's just that it's not as good as we would like. Yes, it's a shame that it happens in a Honda, but they've always had a bit of trouble with transmissions in the past.
The Amsoil will help with the symptoms, but it is by no means a "fix". As soon as the fluid shears down through use, the roughness will come back. Just change your fluid more often and enjoy the car for what it can do! |
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Going with the switch to AMSoil I had a lot of doubt and was very skeptical even having hearing so many praises, but I'm a believer now... just wish I could of drained the whole 1.8L out I was only able to fill up about 1.4-1.5L of the AMSoil MTF but is definitely funner now |
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After that, no more 3rd gear wall :) |
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![]() Goin to dealership this friday to let them check it out |
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I say use the Amsoil and drain it about every 30,000 miles. |
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