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Angie
18-11-2006, 10:35 PM
Hey everyone

I have just purchased a 96 vtir with 178000 on the clock, now i have come here for with afew quick easy questions.

Did they come with lsd???
What oil should i be putting in it, probably semi-synthetic but what viscosity??
What gearbox oil should i put in??
Spark plugs?
Brake fluid?
Anything else that i should do as i just bout the car and want to change it all and get it fresh.

Is the honda oils and stuff good or should i use other brands??

Cheers people.

destrukshn
18-11-2006, 10:59 PM
no lsd.
using all genuine honda fluids is good.
plus remember to change the oil filter.
=)

yourfather
18-11-2006, 11:01 PM
Did they come with lsd???
No
What oil should i be putting in it, probably semi-synthetic but what viscosity??
Honda FEO

What gearbox oil should i put in??
Honda Transmission Fluid

Spark plugs?
NGK - if you want a part number, if I can be effed, I'll go check my manual

Brake fluid?
Honda Dot III Brake Fluid

Anything else that i should do as i just bout the car and want to change it all and get it fresh.

Rebuild

Is the honda oils and stuff good or should i use other brands??

OEM is best for Stock motors. And you're better asking that question with "are" at the front, not "is"

bungsai
18-11-2006, 11:01 PM
1 - No they dont.
2 - Honda FEO if you can, if not 5-30, or 10-30 is good for the car.
3 - Honda MTF. If the box is crunchy u can use a redline shockproof oil. Some ppl use engine oil.
4 - NGK's.
5 - Not sure, i think i have motul.
6 - Check the timing belt, disc rotors, pads, fuel filter etc.

Honda stuff is very good for your honda.

Do some searching around here, thats probably the best advice i can give u.

edit - beaten.

Cheers

destrukshn
18-11-2006, 11:03 PM
also it is ia must you use honda coolant.
=)

yourfather
19-11-2006, 01:14 AM
lolz we said the same thing at the same time!!!

Spunkymonkey
19-11-2006, 11:02 AM
I'll just add to what the others haved said.

Did they come with lsd??? No. The jap models (sir) had this as an option, but the australian models didn't come with it.

What oil should i be putting in it, probably semi-synthetic but what viscosity?? 10w 30 is the recommended viscosity. It's really personal preference. I'm using Honda oil atm, but have used Mobil 1, castrol R synthetic, Shell Helix.

What gearbox oil should i put in?? Honda MTF

Spark plugs? NGK: part number BKR 6E N11

Brake fluid? Dot 3 or 4 depends on your brake set up. I'm using a castrol gp brake fluid - but I have a better brake set up.


Is the honda oils and stuff good or should i use other brands?? Yes honda fluids are good, but its up to you. You can try other brands as well.

Other stuff, is just regular maintenance :)

Angie
19-11-2006, 06:07 PM
Cheers for teh replies guys sorry but i am new to this but wanting to learn heaps.

Q_ball
19-11-2006, 06:12 PM
Read the stickies in the Integra forum, they contain a lot of information for the upcoming learner.

Angie
28-11-2006, 08:30 PM
I am getting a full service done at honda next week for $550

kraiye
28-11-2006, 09:02 PM
ouch
if u can, do the basics your self (eg: fluid changes, filters, plugs etc)
theres some great DIY's on this floating around
that is if u wouldnt mind saving some $$$
otherwise go giv em your $550

Angie
29-11-2006, 04:00 PM
ouch
if u can, do the basics your self (eg: fluid changes, filters, plugs etc)
theres some great DIY's on this floating around
that is if u wouldnt mind saving some $$$
otherwise go giv em your $550

My bf has a sss pulsar and works aon it and does all his own servicing but this time as i just bought the car i would rather honda do it just once to make sure she is all sweet then no more honda for me he can do it all :p

aaronng
29-11-2006, 04:17 PM
My bf has a sss pulsar and works aon it and does all his own servicing but this time as i just bought the car i would rather honda do it just once to make sure she is all sweet then no more honda for me he can do it all :p

Let him do it all. When you are close to 200,000km, let the dealer or a trusted workshop do a timing belt change and valve clearance check.