What kind of oil does a Honda Fit Use?
I once had a Rover with a Honda box using engine oil, that needed 6 (box) oil changes in the 130,000 Miles I owned it. We also had a Polo in the family that used hypoid oil and no changes in 17 years and 120,000 miles. Both were fine at the end, but I did worry about getting grit into the Honda box on the plugs due to all the changes.
When to change transmission oil on Honda Fit?
“It’s also a good idea to have the transmission oil changed after the first year to get rid of any swarf which could later be ground up into tiny particles which eventually get into the bearings and accelerate wear.” I did enquire about having this done at the time but was told “We have never heard of the need for that”.
What are the first motion shaft bearings on a Honda Jazz?
They tell us the first motion shaft bearings are knackered (dunno what first motion shaft is…in my day, there was only a main shaft and a lay shaft!). The car is an 02, done 48,000. We’re disgusted and disappointed of course, but looking around the web it seems we’re not alone.
How much does it cost to replace gearbox bearings on Honda Jazz?
“My 2002/52 Honda Jazz needs some new gearbox bearings. One is breaking up and I have been quoted £1,000 to sort that or £1,300 to replace all seven. Is this reasonable? Would it be cheaper to buy a reconditioned gearbox instead?”
What kind of wheel bearing does a Honda have?
Hub (Nsk) The wheel bearing assures that your Honda can spin freely and safely. There is one wheel bearing in your every single door in your car. After a longtime of penetration of water and heat, the wheel bearing in your car cannot keep the original shape.
“It’s also a good idea to have the transmission oil changed after the first year to get rid of any swarf which could later be ground up into tiny particles which eventually get into the bearings and accelerate wear.” I did enquire about having this done at the time but was told “We have never heard of the need for that”.
I once had a Rover with a Honda box using engine oil, that needed 6 (box) oil changes in the 130,000 Miles I owned it. We also had a Polo in the family that used hypoid oil and no changes in 17 years and 120,000 miles. Both were fine at the end, but I did worry about getting grit into the Honda box on the plugs due to all the changes.
They tell us the first motion shaft bearings are knackered (dunno what first motion shaft is…in my day, there was only a main shaft and a lay shaft!). The car is an 02, done 48,000. We’re disgusted and disappointed of course, but looking around the web it seems we’re not alone.