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Which Honda oils HAVE to be Honda specific?

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Old 06-02-2008 | 01:11 PM
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Which Honda oils HAVE to be Honda specific?

Honda vehicles require some of the oils to be specifically made for Honda equipment. Not MADE by Honda, but made FOR Honda engines. I'd like to know which ones they are.































I'd like to hear from Honda hobbyists or ASE trained folks, because allot of kids on here think this is a lie or just some way of getting ripped off'd. But it is true, some Honda engine components reqiure the oils to be made specifically for Honda engines, like the Power Steering fluid.































I understand the engine oil can be any oil in general as can coolant/antifreeze, but what about:































Brake Fluid and most importantly the Transmission Fluid?















I would like priority advice on the Transmission Fluid please, if anyone can help. Thank you.















Many cars have used Moonshine as gasoline and they made it to the next destination just fine too. So do the Diesel vehicles who use Off-Road Diesel instead of regular Diesel in everyday commutes.















This is a fact, this is why I'm asking for ASE trained personnel or REAL Honda hobbyists, not 'ricers' or kiddies.
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