How do you add Honda MTF to a manual transmission on a 93 Accord?

Honda MTF (manual transmission fluid) / MTF2

for manual transmissions, you want to use Honda mtf. normal off the shelf mtf will cause grinds over time. ...

If its a 89 Honda CRX si wih manual transmission, use genuine Honda MTF. You can purchase it at any Honda or Acura dealer near you. ...

Recommended in the manual: Honda MTF (or equivelant). If uavailable the repair manual states that you can use SAE 10W-30 engine oil. ...

YESSS ! ATF Automatic tranny fluid MTF Manual tranny fluid many different brands mtf so just pick when you feeling like you need. ...

Automatic: Honda Premium ATF or DEXRON Type III. Manual: Honda Manual Transmission Fluid (MTF) or SAE 10W-30 engine oil. Rear Differential (if equipped with AWD): Honda CVT fluid ...

AMSOIL Synthetic Synchromesh Transmission Fluid (MTF) Synthetic Synchromesh Transmission Fluid 5W-30 (MTF) http://www.thebestsyntheticoil.com/gearlube2.htm ...

No, it requires 5 speed Honda MTF gear oil which is in the 40 weight range. ...

ATF = Automatic Tranny Fluid MTF - Manual Tranny Fluid Many different brands so pick what you like just make sure its MTF Trust points are greatly appreciated M-Eight Auto Modifications ...

Well they all use ATF or MTF Automatic or manual so you can use the atf fluid which is pink for your transmission ...

It is important to keep the right types of fluids in a car. The correct transmission fluid for a manual 2002 PT Cruiser is 5w30 synchromesh MTF. ...

You can use 10-30 engine oil in the manual gearbox, however Honda did later release a better gearbox oil with friction modifiers - Honda MTF - recommended! I'm unsure for automatics, Honda ATF is the obvious choice but the type (dexron II / dexron III etc) I'm unsure about. ...

2.4 Honda MTF Fluid -JdM Puga

you can flush if you wish, but at a cost. Honda mechanic told me that i have to use oil supplied by Honda and that i should run the car with new oil for 1 week and then replace with new oil, again from Honda. MTF (Manual trans fluid) or ATF (Automatic trans fluid). In each case approx 3 Litres is required to fill the transmission costing about £40 ...

Just use ATF automatic or MTF manual tranny fluid

Yes, you can put 10w40 in your transmission. Acura states in their owner's manual that motor oil can be used to fill the transmission. BUT... this would only be a stop gap measure. Honda and Acura prefer that you use their MTF (manual transmission fluid). Adding motor oil to the transmission will not damage it, however, shifting may be noticeably stiffer, and the motor oil will have to be changed more frequently. Honda MTF is especially formulated to last longer, and work...

You say, oil, so I assume you have a manual transmission which probably uses Honda MTF. Automatics after 1995 use Honda ATF and before some use Dexron. My advice would be to go to your local Acura or Honda dealer and purchase the oil there. Honda transmissions shift better with the OEM fluid, especially the Automatics. Don't take a chance with the wrong lube. Spen the little extra and purchase ACURA/HONDA lube. ...

If it is an auto it is most likely your torque converter changing the fluid will help slightly but not a whole lot. If it is manual then it could be your clutch or your trans fluid trying changing fluid and replace with Honda MTF if this does not help have your clutch checked out to see if it is almost worn out You can also adjust the clutch on a manual civic to get a few hundred more miles out...

I use gear lube, but check the owners manual or call a mechanic they would be able to tell you for sure The manufacturer recommended fluid is either HONDA MTF (manual transmission fluid) or an alternative is an SF-rated motor oil in a 10W30 or 10W40 viscosity. So yes, you can use a regular motor oil like Castrol, Pennzoil, or Valvoline 10W30. However, the preferred fluid is Honda MTF. For synthetic upgrades, other options include Amsoil 5W30 Synchromesh Fluid, Royal Purple Synchromesh...

You would use a Synthetic Manual Synchromesh Transmission Fluid (MTF) SAE 5W-30. Good Luck and Remember. Change Your Mind, Not Your Oil. Use the First In Synthetic Motor Oil's. See My Bio For more information. ...

straight cut gear teeth on the reverse gear set. Classic Honda Characteristic. Use Honda MTF manual trans fliud and enjoy ...

about 2 quarts of Honda MTF

It depends on what year it is. I have an 89 Honda Accord LX and my trans takes motor oil (10w 30) and look on the trans for a drain plug when you find it look up on the left hand side and you will see another plug that's the fill to plug this is for a 1989 Honda accord you can use motor oil but u should still use Honda trany fluid it will not make noise like reg oil...

Any ATF for automatic transmission or MTF for manual speaks for it self. If you upgrade all your fluids to Synthetic then you get better milage and car will run better, preform and last long time. ...

== == It's relatively simple: First you locate your tranny drain and filler bolts (your manual should indicate where they are and what they look like) . They'll be underneath the car on the "passenger" side of the transmission. Remove the drain bolt with a 3/4 ratchet after letting the car run for a while. Let the MTF run out completely. Replace the drain bolt. Remove filler bolt with a 19mm socket. Using a fluid pump, fill the transmission with just under...