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What type of gear oil should you use in your 1988 Honda Accord manual transmission?

According to the 1988 Honda Accord service manual, you should use American Petroleum Institute (API) classification GL-4 or GL-5 gear oil with a recommended viscosity of SAE 75W-90. Be sure to check the owner's manual or user guide of your specific vehicle for the recommended gear oil type and viscosity.
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