scarplanet:
Honda Civic 2008.

Recommend the ideal Engine Oil, ATF and Power steering fluid please.

Please specify you car engine. This model has a 1.8L 4cyl engine and 2.0L 4cyl engine

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Please specify you car engine. This model has a 1.8L 4cyl engine and 2.0L 4cyl engine[it is /quote]

1.8L 4cyl

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The recommended Engine Oil is 5w20(3.7Litres)

Recommended ATF is Honda ATF-Z1 but has been replaced by Honda DW-1.

Thank u for the good job sir..pls what oil can i use on 2003 honda civic hatcback

Hello, pls I used 4 litres Toyota T-IV for my vehicle (Toyota Highlander 2006) as ATF. Buh it was not enough can I top up? How do I top up?

ebuks4ever:


The recommended Engine Oil is 5w20(3.7Litres)

Recommended ATF is Honda ATF-Z1 but has been replaced by Honda DW-1.

Hi there. Good day. I need urgent information on where to get Nissan Matic D. I've searched most places here in Ibadan. Nissan Altima 2006. 2.5, 4-Cylinder.

Thanks

soloehis:
Thank u for the good job sir..pls what oil can i use on 2003 honda civic hatcback

What size of engine do you have? 1.7Litre or 2.0Litre?

Franknerd:
Hello, pls I used 4 litres Toyota T-IV for my vehicle (Toyota Highlander 2006) as ATF. Buh it was not enough can I top up? How do I top up?

You can buy the 1Litre T-IV and top up.

kayswag100:


Hi there. Good day. I need urgent information on where to get Nissan Matic D. I've searched most places here in Ibadan. Nissan Altima 2006. 2.5, 4-Cylinder.

Thanks

We have this oil in stock. 4Litres goes for N21k while 1Litre goes for N6k.
You can reach us on 08100686696

ebuks4ever:


What size of engine do you have? 1.7Litre or 2.0Litre?

thanks for your response it's 1.7 lt

soloehis:
thanks for your response it's 1.7 lt

Honda recommended engine oil is 5w20 but depending on the age of your engine, you could use slightly thicker 5w30.

For your transmission, recommended ATF is Honda ATF-Z1 but this has been replaced with the newer Honda DW-1

However, if your transmission is a CVT, then recommended oil is Honda HMMF or HCF-2

ebuks4ever:


We have this oil in stock. 4Litres goes for N21k while 1Litre goes for N6k.
You can reach us on 08100686696

Thanks. I'll revert once I'm ready

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ebuks4ever:


Honda recommended engine oil is 5w20 but depending on the age of your engine, you could use slightly thicker 5w30.

For your transmission, recommended ATF is Honda ATF-Z1 but this has been replaced with the newer Honda DW-1

However, if your transmission is a CVT, then recommended oil is Honda HMMF or HCF-2

..how many litrs of ATF would be enough? Because i intend draining the transmission oil?

soloehis:
..how many litrs of ATF would be enough? Because i intend draining the transmission oil?

You need about 3litres for drain and refill. But if the transmission is to be brought down, you'd need about 6litres. This is because some oil remain in the torque converter.

is the transmission fluid still good?
Honda Accord 04 V6

ebuks4ever:


You need about 3litres for drain and refill. But if the transmission is to be brought down, you'd need about 6litres. This is because some oil remain in the torque converter.

thank you bro I'm very grateful..my mechanic was saying 6ltrs

HenryWilliams:
is the transmission fluid still good?
Honda Accord 04 V6

When last did you have it changed?

ebuks4ever:


When last did you have it changed?

Bought the vehicle in November..
No idea about previous owners maintenance history.

soloehis:
thank you bro I'm very grateful..my mechanic was saying 6ltrs

Another safe strategy is to refill back with exact quantity drained out. But this is if you didn't have any leakages

HenryWilliams:


Bought the vehicle in November..
No idea about previous owners maintenance history.

The colour should be pinkish-red... as shown in the picture attached. Honda has phased out the ATF-Z1 and replaced it with the Honda DW-1.

how do U get ur BMW Auto trans frm Limp mode?

erico2k2:
how do U get ur BMW Auto trans frm Limp mode?

Limp mode means there's a problem somewhere and you should drive immediately to your technician. Have the car scanned to know why.

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Please open a separate thread for your post. This thread was created for those who need help with picking the right oil for their cars.

Pls whats best for Mazda premacy 1999 /2000 automatic

ebuks4ever:


The colour should be pinkish-red... as shown in the picture attached. Honda has phased out the ATF-Z1 and replaced it with the Honda DW-1.

In other words. I should replace my transmission fluid.

HenryWilliams:


In other words. I should replace my transmission fluid.

Yes please

ebuks4ever:


True, the Nigerian stations don't have the 0w20 because these are American oils. We have these in stock.

Am surprised you have Dexron written on the dipstick because even older models of your car has Type T-IV written on their dipstick.

You are right about the brake fluid.

We use the Mercon V for the power steering

Please can you supply mobil 1 0w - 20

ebuks4ever:


Yes please

I've gotten it. Will DIY on Saturday..
A quick question.. Should the transmission fluid be drained when hot or cold? And conversely..can the transmission fluid be poured into a hot or cold gearbox?

Meetleader:



Please can you supply mobil 1 0w - 20

Yes we can. You can reach us on 08100686696