Hi,

I have a 1992 Acura Integra (automatic). I would like to know where the transmission drain plug is. Still better do you have a picture showing the location of the plug?

Also, do you have any tips for the change of transmission fluid?

Thanks in advance,

Vani
vanib@yahoo.com

 

I know this image is for a manual transmission. The location should be the same though. Don't quote me on that I don't own an auto. This would be the passengers side.

 

check the articles at Team-Integra. They have the G2 tranny fluid article there.

 

wouldnt the drain plug be on the bottom of the tranny like most automatic trannys?

 

HI,

in the picture posted by Carta79 I see 2 circles. Are there 2 drain plusgs/bolts or just one?

Thanks
Vani

 

the top one is the fill plug (for manual trannies), the bottom one is the drain plug.

 

Thanks a lot,
I'll give this a try and see if I can change the transmission fluid.

Vani

 

on a 98+, the plug on a automatic is on the side, in reference to that picture its more towards the front of the car, farther forward from the axel, on the bottom of that side(not facing down, but on the side). all you need to do is put a 3/8th ratchet in there and turn(get an extension and strong arm). there is no socket attachment needed, you need to replace the washer on the bolt(from honda or acura). i would drain, refill, drive around for a little(like a half hour or so), then drain and fill again. this dilutes most of the old fluid because there is like 5.9 quarts total including torque converter. it helps if you turn your steering wheel to the right, and even a floor jack can help so you get better leverage. i have seen accords in about the same location, i know this is a different gen but it may help if you still cant find it.