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yeah...ill be using the jackstands lol whats the best way to fill it up? (bottle placement etc.) |
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best thing to to wen filling is refer the the DIY at the top of the thread....get that big ass surenge, u can find em at any parts store. bout 10 bucks. makes things really easy
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yea the fill hold is on ur driver side....if ya gotta Si....and if ur stock intake isnt there....u cud possibly fill the tranny sitting on the ground from the top, ive heard sum people try it that way ...but the proper way which is, get under the car dude, is prolly best
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idk buddy...i think it can jus fill it from the reg. fill hold from the top if u have a CAI or a short ram and jus pull it off for the fluid exchange....but wit me i try not to pull any senors
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booya! Remove This Sensor For Easy Tranny Fill??? - K20A.org .:. The K Series Source . Honda / Acura K20a k24a Engine Forum
you can use the VSS sensor or the back-up light sensor. I guess the VSS sensor is easy. I still reccomend taking out the fill hole bolt to tell when you have enough fluid in the tranny though. If you can't get the fill bolt out, just measure out 1.3quarts and filler up! |
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I'm not 100% sure what it takes to take out the VSS but I don't beleive it's tough from the sounds of it and there is no need for any calibration after taking it out. You just have to wiggle the sensor around a little to make sure you get the gears meshed properly and then torque her down. Maybe for thw squimish you do a sanity check before you start the car up. Just put the car down off the jack stands and put the tranny in gear and have one friend roll the car forward and backward while you listen for something lol! Hear nothing, cross fingers and start her up! |
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I want to change mine next week and i want to use royal purple. Is the fluid the same as engine oil because when I am on the royal purple site and I choose manual trans and look down the list for honda MTF it shows Royal Purple Transmission Lubricant Chart
10w-40 synthetic engine oil? I am pretty noob but this seems wrong. (I have an 07' fa5) |
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I went with Royal Purple Synchromax and it made a considerable difference in smoothness ... Alot of people were having problems powershifting into 2nd as did i and this mtf free'd that up so now i can! |
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