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Old 05-22-2008, 03:47 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question I dont know what to do??

I just purchased an 89 prelude with 126,000 miles. I checked the ATF and it looks pretty brown but does not smell burnt and is pretty clear, I contacted the previous owner and they never had it changed. The car drives fine it shifts a little harder then normal but is not delayed or slipping. I was going to have the ATF changed but I have heard from a few people that this can cause more damage then just leaving the old ATF in. They say that it can cause slipping and leaks. I dont know what to do...please help!
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Old 05-22-2008, 04:09 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I just purchased an 89 prelude with 126,000 miles. I checked the ATF and it looks pretty brown but does not smell burnt and is pretty clear, I contacted the previous owner and they never had it changed. The car drives fine it shifts a little harder then normal but is not delayed or slipping. I was going to have the ATF changed but I have heard from a few people that this can cause more damage then just leaving the old ATF in. They say that it can cause slipping and leaks. I dont know what to do...please help!
it will cause slipping and leaking if its not done right but other then that its safe to change it
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