ASAP!! Tranny fluid
11-19-2002, 05:58 AM
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Originally posted by madlow
until it poors out the fill hole. I think it's about 2.5.. dont forget you can use 10w30 too.
until it poors out the fill hole. I think it's about 2.5.. dont forget you can use 10w30 too.
Why drain/fill/drain/fill?
Also, I know the process so all you whores out there don't have to tell me how to do it. :chuckles:
Just needed quantity.
11-19-2002, 05:58 AM
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i'd only use Honda MTF, and it's about 2.2 quarts. have the car level when putting in tranny fluid. once it start coming out of the fill hole. let it finish draining, and close it up.
easy to do.
easy to do.
11-19-2002, 06:02 AM
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Originally posted by westcoaststyle
Also, I know the process so all you whores out there don't have to tell me how to do it. :chuckles:
Just needed quantity.
Also, I know the process so all you whores out there don't have to tell me how to do it. :chuckles:
Just needed quantity.
2. remove plug
3. locate drain plug
4. remove drain plug
5. wait for fluid to drain
6. screw drain plug back in
7. fill w/ transmition fluid until it leaks out fill hole
8. once the transmition fluid is drained then screw fill plug back in
11-19-2002, 06:07 AM
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Originally posted by madlow
1. locate fill plug
2. remove plug
3. locate drain plug
4. remove drain plug
5. wait for fluid to drain
6. screw drain plug back in
7. fill w/ transmition fluid until it leaks out fill hole
8. once the transmition fluid is drained then screw fill plug back in
1. locate fill plug
2. remove plug
3. locate drain plug
4. remove drain plug
5. wait for fluid to drain
6. screw drain plug back in
7. fill w/ transmition fluid until it leaks out fill hole
8. once the transmition fluid is drained then screw fill plug back in
Well, at least someone actually read the post this time.. :chuckles:
11-19-2002, 06:16 AM
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Originally posted by madlow
oh yeah.. Honda always recommends that you remove the negative battery terminal before working on your car. :fawk:
oh yeah.. Honda always recommends that you remove the negative battery terminal before working on your car. :fawk:
Shame on you! :nono: You're a mod FCOL!
11-19-2002, 08:26 AM
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