The story of the EF that could....
I had an EF that i used to push hard...baby was clocking 358 000 KM but still keeping up with SiR's!!! even tho i burnt 1/2 my oil.,...but the pt is it was a 1989 Si... JDM
:thumbup: now i drive an EK....and i am wondering will the engine run that long and how often should i do the fluid changes...and all the other good stuff that comes along with owning a honda :crazy: my car now has 96 000 KM on it...and i will be changing the oil this weekend... 10W 30 is fine? or 5W 30?!?!?! Full synthetic or normal? with my EF i was really cheap and put any oil in it...but i want to baby this car...plz let me know:wavey: |
10w 30 is fine
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yup go for 10w30 and in the winter chagne to 5w30 .. and depending on how often you change your oil i would go for synthetic.. if you like to change every 1000km go with normal oil which would save you money.. or every 6000km use synthetic.. also synthetic is suppose to be better for your engine if you are constantly turning your engine on and off
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I try to follow the Honda maintenance schedule fairly close. You can pick one up at a dealer. I use 5w30 all year round just because that's what is recommended for the car, and I'm switching to Synthetic next change. Oil every 6k's. Tranny, clutch, brake fluid and coolant once a year.
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Deja Vu feeling all over again.
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go for better oil...like a mobile 1...I"d say motul but that is mroe $$$
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Why do guys use 10W-30 or even 10W-40 in their motors even though 5W-30 is recommended? Why?
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so u change ur tranny/clutch/brake fluid once a yr?
do i even need to change it? and if i do...where do i drain it from and where does my tranny fluid go!!! some ppl say the brake and clutch fluid is the same...but what about tranny? |
Tranny fluid is different from brake/clutch fluid. There's also power steering fluid which I'm not sure if it's the same as brake/clutch fluid. Some people put motor oil (10W-30 or 10W-40) as their tranny fluid, but that's only if you can find the real MTF.
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bah
im gonna take it into the dealership every yr to change that **** (MTF) & brake/Clutch fluid....cuz im not gonna risk flushing them out and putting them back in its easier and safer on both ends |
huh am i correct to wonder your car has 96000 kms on it and your just changeing the oil this weekend? thats what it sounds like?
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motor oil has tranny fluid? isnt tranny fluid like 70w90? why would u put such a thing liquid as tranny fluid?
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lol
no i bought the car with 94 000 on it...and now it has 96 800 but i wanna change my oil... lol it would be pretty funny if i havent changed my oil for 96 000 kms wouldnt it......then id ask u to come beat me over the head with a bat |
festiva, Hondas are able to use 10W30 in the tranny, 80W90 would kill a Honda tranny
for a daily driver - non perfornace honda I'd use Mobil 1, OEM filter all the time. And yes, it WILL last just as long, if not longer. I've seen a 95 Accord (in about 2000, so 5 years old) - it had over 500,000 kms on it. The owner was a train engineer, so he travelled a lot I guess :shrugs: Performance honda I'd use Amsoil 5W30 and Hamp or OEM filters. treat your Honda well, and it will treat you well. |
I like fram X2 filters... good stuff
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Originally posted by 1999blksi lol no i bought the car with 94 000 on it...and now it has 96 800 but i wanna change my oil... lol it would be pretty funny if i havent changed my oil for 96 000 kms wouldnt it......then id ask u to come beat me over the head with a bat i fix everything else but the engine !!!! this engine is a true testament to the power of the JDM d15b !!!!!!!!!!!! |
Originally posted by bbarbulo treat your Honda well, and it will treat you well. |
lool
thats the funniest thing ive heard ^^^^ well if u want it to die...rev the bitch alll day....with NO OIL...then drive teh car like u hate it for a week...im sure nothing will withstand that |
thanks i assumed that tranny fluid was alot thicker then motor oil
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i do rev the bitch all day 5000 rpm every shift and i do drive like i hate it cuz i ****ing do and it refuses to give up haven't even lost 4 lbs of compression the engine still reads 170 +- 3 lbs in each cylinder!!!!!! a well built engine i suppose
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