How many quarts of oil do i put in 1999 acura cl 3.0

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It is located under the timing belt cover on the oil pump.

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if it did not have r134 gas before DO NOT put r134 gas in now. The r134 runs at a much higher pressure and you need new condenser/evaporator and compressor to compensate for the high pressures generated. have an A/C technician explain it to you

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If you are losing a quart a day, you had better fix something, that is a lot. I can't see you losing that much through the rocker cover though unless you drive 300 miles a day.Is it puddling up under the car? Or burning off the exhaust when you stop? Rocker cover gaskets are tricky, they take a lot of patience and time.

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That vehicle has the transmission cooler built into the radiator. You may not be leaking oil into the coolant, but transmission fluid, they both make the same mess. Replacing the radiator will probably fix your problem. Let me know if this helped.

We had the same problem. As advised from another website, we unhooked the battery and hooked the cables together for about 10 minutes. This reset the radio and allowed us to put in the 5-digit code. Now we're jammin'!

4cyl and 6cyl are both located on the firewall, driver side under the hood