Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
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Re: Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
Great. Thanks Elle.
"Elle" <honda.lioness@nospam.earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> The (free) owner's link maintenance schedule accessible via
> http://automobiles.honda.com/ says it's 90k miles/6 years, whichever comes
> first, for your 99 Civic's manual transmission oil.
>
> "JimBob" <mmcham@hal-pc.org> wrote
>> Anybody know what the transmission oil change interval is for the '99
>> Civic? I looked in my owner's manual and can only find it specified for
>> automatic transmissions.
>>
>>
>
>
"Elle" <honda.lioness@nospam.earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> The (free) owner's link maintenance schedule accessible via
> http://automobiles.honda.com/ says it's 90k miles/6 years, whichever comes
> first, for your 99 Civic's manual transmission oil.
>
> "JimBob" <mmcham@hal-pc.org> wrote
>> Anybody know what the transmission oil change interval is for the '99
>> Civic? I looked in my owner's manual and can only find it specified for
>> automatic transmissions.
>>
>>
>
>
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Re: Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
ecarecar wrote:
> I gotta ask. Why?
>
> I have never changed oil in a manual transmission and I have never
> had a problem in over, ah?, 250,000 miles.
>
> It doesn't wear out.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
you think it doesn't get dirty? i guess that's because you've never
changed it and have therefore never seen the condition in which old oil
comes out!
>
> JimBob wrote:
>
>> Anybody know what the transmission oil change interval is for the '99
>> Civic? I looked in my owner's manual and can only find it specified
>> for automatic transmissions.
>>
>>
>>
>>
> I gotta ask. Why?
>
> I have never changed oil in a manual transmission and I have never
> had a problem in over, ah?, 250,000 miles.
>
> It doesn't wear out.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
you think it doesn't get dirty? i guess that's because you've never
changed it and have therefore never seen the condition in which old oil
comes out!
>
> JimBob wrote:
>
>> Anybody know what the transmission oil change interval is for the '99
>> Civic? I looked in my owner's manual and can only find it specified
>> for automatic transmissions.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
ecarecar wrote:
> I gotta ask. Why?
>
> I have never changed oil in a manual transmission and I have never
> had a problem in over, ah?, 250,000 miles.
>
> It doesn't wear out.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
you think it doesn't get dirty? i guess that's because you've never
changed it and have therefore never seen the condition in which old oil
comes out!
>
> JimBob wrote:
>
>> Anybody know what the transmission oil change interval is for the '99
>> Civic? I looked in my owner's manual and can only find it specified
>> for automatic transmissions.
>>
>>
>>
>>
> I gotta ask. Why?
>
> I have never changed oil in a manual transmission and I have never
> had a problem in over, ah?, 250,000 miles.
>
> It doesn't wear out.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
you think it doesn't get dirty? i guess that's because you've never
changed it and have therefore never seen the condition in which old oil
comes out!
>
> JimBob wrote:
>
>> Anybody know what the transmission oil change interval is for the '99
>> Civic? I looked in my owner's manual and can only find it specified
>> for automatic transmissions.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
ecarecar wrote:
> I gotta ask. Why?
>
> I have never changed oil in a manual transmission and I have never
> had a problem in over, ah?, 250,000 miles.
>
> It doesn't wear out.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
you think it doesn't get dirty? i guess that's because you've never
changed it and have therefore never seen the condition in which old oil
comes out!
>
> JimBob wrote:
>
>> Anybody know what the transmission oil change interval is for the '99
>> Civic? I looked in my owner's manual and can only find it specified
>> for automatic transmissions.
>>
>>
>>
>>
> I gotta ask. Why?
>
> I have never changed oil in a manual transmission and I have never
> had a problem in over, ah?, 250,000 miles.
>
> It doesn't wear out.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
you think it doesn't get dirty? i guess that's because you've never
changed it and have therefore never seen the condition in which old oil
comes out!
>
> JimBob wrote:
>
>> Anybody know what the transmission oil change interval is for the '99
>> Civic? I looked in my owner's manual and can only find it specified
>> for automatic transmissions.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
ecarecar wrote:
>
> I gotta ask. Why?
>
> I have never changed oil in a manual transmission and I have never
> had a problem in over, ah?, 250,000 miles.
>
> It doesn't wear out.
It does wear out.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
It gets full of the products of friction, and there's no FILTER.
Best reason to change it: Everybody who does it says:
"HEY, IT SHIFTS BETTER ! ! I'M SO GLAD I DID IT ! ! !"
'Curly'
>
> I gotta ask. Why?
>
> I have never changed oil in a manual transmission and I have never
> had a problem in over, ah?, 250,000 miles.
>
> It doesn't wear out.
It does wear out.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
It gets full of the products of friction, and there's no FILTER.
Best reason to change it: Everybody who does it says:
"HEY, IT SHIFTS BETTER ! ! I'M SO GLAD I DID IT ! ! !"
'Curly'
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Re: Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
ecarecar wrote:
>
> I gotta ask. Why?
>
> I have never changed oil in a manual transmission and I have never
> had a problem in over, ah?, 250,000 miles.
>
> It doesn't wear out.
It does wear out.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
It gets full of the products of friction, and there's no FILTER.
Best reason to change it: Everybody who does it says:
"HEY, IT SHIFTS BETTER ! ! I'M SO GLAD I DID IT ! ! !"
'Curly'
>
> I gotta ask. Why?
>
> I have never changed oil in a manual transmission and I have never
> had a problem in over, ah?, 250,000 miles.
>
> It doesn't wear out.
It does wear out.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
It gets full of the products of friction, and there's no FILTER.
Best reason to change it: Everybody who does it says:
"HEY, IT SHIFTS BETTER ! ! I'M SO GLAD I DID IT ! ! !"
'Curly'
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Re: Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
ecarecar wrote:
>
> I gotta ask. Why?
>
> I have never changed oil in a manual transmission and I have never
> had a problem in over, ah?, 250,000 miles.
>
> It doesn't wear out.
It does wear out.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
It gets full of the products of friction, and there's no FILTER.
Best reason to change it: Everybody who does it says:
"HEY, IT SHIFTS BETTER ! ! I'M SO GLAD I DID IT ! ! !"
'Curly'
>
> I gotta ask. Why?
>
> I have never changed oil in a manual transmission and I have never
> had a problem in over, ah?, 250,000 miles.
>
> It doesn't wear out.
It does wear out.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
It gets full of the products of friction, and there's no FILTER.
Best reason to change it: Everybody who does it says:
"HEY, IT SHIFTS BETTER ! ! I'M SO GLAD I DID IT ! ! !"
'Curly'
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Re: Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
ecarecar wrote:
>
> It doesn't wear out.
Actually, the oil does wear. Viscosity changes and additives become
depleted just for starts.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
>
Sure enough it does. Where to you think the wear particles from the
transmission end up? Change it sometime and see what lovely stuff comes
out of there!
John
>
> It doesn't wear out.
Actually, the oil does wear. Viscosity changes and additives become
depleted just for starts.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
>
Sure enough it does. Where to you think the wear particles from the
transmission end up? Change it sometime and see what lovely stuff comes
out of there!
John
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Re: Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
ecarecar wrote:
>
> It doesn't wear out.
Actually, the oil does wear. Viscosity changes and additives become
depleted just for starts.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
>
Sure enough it does. Where to you think the wear particles from the
transmission end up? Change it sometime and see what lovely stuff comes
out of there!
John
>
> It doesn't wear out.
Actually, the oil does wear. Viscosity changes and additives become
depleted just for starts.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
>
Sure enough it does. Where to you think the wear particles from the
transmission end up? Change it sometime and see what lovely stuff comes
out of there!
John
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Re: Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
ecarecar wrote:
>
> It doesn't wear out.
Actually, the oil does wear. Viscosity changes and additives become
depleted just for starts.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
>
Sure enough it does. Where to you think the wear particles from the
transmission end up? Change it sometime and see what lovely stuff comes
out of there!
John
>
> It doesn't wear out.
Actually, the oil does wear. Viscosity changes and additives become
depleted just for starts.
> It shouldn't get "dirty."
>
Sure enough it does. Where to you think the wear particles from the
transmission end up? Change it sometime and see what lovely stuff comes
out of there!
John
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Re: Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 05:56:05 GMT, John Horner <jthorner@yahoo.com>
wrote:
>ecarecar wrote:
>>
>> It doesn't wear out.
>
>Actually, the oil does wear. Viscosity changes and additives become
>depleted just for starts.
>
>> It shouldn't get "dirty."
>>
>
>Sure enough it does. Where to you think the wear particles from the
>transmission end up? Change it sometime and see what lovely stuff comes
>out of there!
According to Click and Clack the Tappet Brothers, the contaminants are
the problem. See:
http://cars.cartalk.com/content/advi...sionfluid.html
Elliot Richmond
Itinerant astronomy teacher
wrote:
>ecarecar wrote:
>>
>> It doesn't wear out.
>
>Actually, the oil does wear. Viscosity changes and additives become
>depleted just for starts.
>
>> It shouldn't get "dirty."
>>
>
>Sure enough it does. Where to you think the wear particles from the
>transmission end up? Change it sometime and see what lovely stuff comes
>out of there!
According to Click and Clack the Tappet Brothers, the contaminants are
the problem. See:
http://cars.cartalk.com/content/advi...sionfluid.html
Elliot Richmond
Itinerant astronomy teacher
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Re: Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 05:56:05 GMT, John Horner <jthorner@yahoo.com>
wrote:
>ecarecar wrote:
>>
>> It doesn't wear out.
>
>Actually, the oil does wear. Viscosity changes and additives become
>depleted just for starts.
>
>> It shouldn't get "dirty."
>>
>
>Sure enough it does. Where to you think the wear particles from the
>transmission end up? Change it sometime and see what lovely stuff comes
>out of there!
According to Click and Clack the Tappet Brothers, the contaminants are
the problem. See:
http://cars.cartalk.com/content/advi...sionfluid.html
Elliot Richmond
Itinerant astronomy teacher
wrote:
>ecarecar wrote:
>>
>> It doesn't wear out.
>
>Actually, the oil does wear. Viscosity changes and additives become
>depleted just for starts.
>
>> It shouldn't get "dirty."
>>
>
>Sure enough it does. Where to you think the wear particles from the
>transmission end up? Change it sometime and see what lovely stuff comes
>out of there!
According to Click and Clack the Tappet Brothers, the contaminants are
the problem. See:
http://cars.cartalk.com/content/advi...sionfluid.html
Elliot Richmond
Itinerant astronomy teacher
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Re: Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 05:56:05 GMT, John Horner <jthorner@yahoo.com>
wrote:
>ecarecar wrote:
>>
>> It doesn't wear out.
>
>Actually, the oil does wear. Viscosity changes and additives become
>depleted just for starts.
>
>> It shouldn't get "dirty."
>>
>
>Sure enough it does. Where to you think the wear particles from the
>transmission end up? Change it sometime and see what lovely stuff comes
>out of there!
According to Click and Clack the Tappet Brothers, the contaminants are
the problem. See:
http://cars.cartalk.com/content/advi...sionfluid.html
Elliot Richmond
Itinerant astronomy teacher
wrote:
>ecarecar wrote:
>>
>> It doesn't wear out.
>
>Actually, the oil does wear. Viscosity changes and additives become
>depleted just for starts.
>
>> It shouldn't get "dirty."
>>
>
>Sure enough it does. Where to you think the wear particles from the
>transmission end up? Change it sometime and see what lovely stuff comes
>out of there!
According to Click and Clack the Tappet Brothers, the contaminants are
the problem. See:
http://cars.cartalk.com/content/advi...sionfluid.html
Elliot Richmond
Itinerant astronomy teacher
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