Hi all
I have a Honda Integra, 2002, 2.0L (Note: NOT a Type R - just standard 2.0L), automatic with approx 210,000 klms on the clock. I am going to do the next service myself and I just wanted to verify that I am using the correct engine oil and auto transmission oil.
SuperCheap Auto was having a 20% off sale so I purchased the following oils:
Engine oil: Penrite Everyday Full Synthetic 10W-40 "extra ten full zinc"
API SN/CF, ACEA, A3/B4, JASO MA
Auto Transmission oil: Nulon 100% Synthetic, Multi-Vehicle
Suitable for "Dextron II, Dextron III, Dextron VI"
"Compatible with Honda ATF Z1"
As I did not get the Honda Service Manual with the car on purchase I am not sure of the specs, so I purchased what I thought are oils that might be over specification to be safe. However, if I have made a mistake please advise so I can return the oils to SuperCheap and get the right specs??
I also heard that Honda dealers sell an auto transmission oil for the 2002 Integra car called: "ATF DW1" which apparently supercedes the former Honda auto trans oil called: "ATF Z1" Is the above Nulon oil I bought actually compatible with the "ATF DW1" Honda oil??
Also I bought a Ryco Z79A oil filter - there were two options for the 2002 Integra, the other being a smaller filter. I bought the Z79A slightly larger filter (appeared same thread size) - hope its the right choice??
Also can anyone give me a link to a website that gives me free access to the list of Integra 2002: 1] specs OR even better 2] The Integra 2002 Honda Service Manual
Thanks
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