My VTX1800 backfires quite a bit on Regular 87 I bumped it up to 89 and it cut out most of the backfiring....but runs best on Premium
With a 9:1 compression ratio this engine should run fine on reg 87 octane fuel. An engine that backfires is doing so, not because you are using too low an octane of fuel, it is backfiring because the timeing is not correct or the plug wires are not connected correctly. They can also be a few other things wrong.
what kind of oil is used
Car dealerships must obtain certification from the government in order to sell used cars. Once certification is obtained, used cars can be sold, such as a Honda Civic.
80 weight hp tans gear oil
R12 originally. Unless it got converted to 134a, if it did, it should have a sticker indicating 134a.
Your owner's manual will tell you what kind of oil to use and how much.
Yes, Honda has a lot of certified used cars. They have almost every kind of certified Honda that you could think of. In fact, I just bought a certified Honda Odyssey from them.
SAE 5w30 is what Honda recommends. So that is what you should use.
Honda manual transmission oil, go to your Honda dealer.
10W-30 is recommended.
One should expect anywhere between $15,000 to $19,000 for a used 2011 Honda CRV. One can purchase a 2011 Honda CRV at a used car dealer or at a Honda dealer.
A used Honda Odyssey will probably run you about ten thousand dollars, depending on just how used it is. If it has under 50,000 miles, it should be about 10K.
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