Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Oil Change Interval - Manual Trans.
Great. Thanks Elle.
"Elle" <honda.lioness@nospam.earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:hcbng.531$NP4.368@newsread1.news.pas.earthlin k.net...
> The (free) owner's link maintenance schedule accessible via
> http://automobiles.honda.com/ says it's 90k miles/6 years, whichever comes
> first, for your 99 Civic's manual transmission oil.
>
> "JimBob" <mmcham@hal-pc.org> wrote
>> Anybody know what the transmission oil change interval is for the '99
>> Civic? I looked in my owner's manual and can only find it specified for
>> automatic transmissions.
>>
>>
>
>
"Elle" <honda.lioness@nospam.earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:hcbng.531$NP4.368@newsread1.news.pas.earthlin k.net...
> 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.
>>
>>
>
>
Guest
Posts: n/a
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.
>>
>>
>>
>>
Guest
Posts: n/a
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.
>>
>>
>>
>>
Guest
Posts: n/a
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.
>>
>>
>>
>>
Guest
Posts: n/a
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'
Guest
Posts: n/a
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'
Guest
Posts: n/a
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'
Guest
Posts: n/a
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
Guest
Posts: n/a
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
Guest
Posts: n/a
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
Guest
Posts: n/a
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
Guest
Posts: n/a
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
Guest
Posts: n/a
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
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
bubbabubbs@yahoo.com
Honda Mailing List
28
Sep 16, 2008 07:22 PM
Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)
