Differential Fluid changed
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Differential Fluid changed
Just got the diff fluid changed at the dealer for $79.00.
Last week I replaced the tranny screen and fluid. Now the car really runs so smooth, I can't even tell when it shifts, given the car has 214k on it.
Last week I replaced the tranny screen and fluid. Now the car really runs so smooth, I can't even tell when it shifts, given the car has 214k on it.
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Originally Posted by 96teeluxury
yeah i'm getting new tranny fluid soon too, know a cheap place to pick it up since my buddy can put it in for me?
I don't.
Change the screen at a minimum. Or go for a complete flush and make your trans happier.
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Originally Posted by 2.5tl inspire
honestly im scared 2 change the tranny fluid in my 2.5 n i got 130,000 miles
is changin the tranny fluid n gettin a trany flush the same?
is changin the tranny fluid n gettin a trany flush the same?
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$79 for changing like a quart of oil? I'm gonna have to say you would've been better off doing that yourself.
And like I always say to people that say they flushed their Honda transmissions, not recommended by Honda because it can cause problems. Drain and fill is all that is recommended.
And like I always say to people that say they flushed their Honda transmissions, not recommended by Honda because it can cause problems. Drain and fill is all that is recommended.
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Originally Posted by c29842984
$79 for changing like a quart of oil? I'm gonna have to say you would've been better off doing that yourself.
And like I always say to people that say they flushed their Honda transmissions, not recommended by Honda because it can cause problems. Drain and fill is all that is recommended.
And like I always say to people that say they flushed their Honda transmissions, not recommended by Honda because it can cause problems. Drain and fill is all that is recommended.
#12
Originally Posted by c29842984
$79 for changing like a quart of oil? I'm gonna have to say you would've been better off doing that yourself.
And like I always say to people that say they flushed their Honda transmissions, not recommended by Honda because it can cause problems. Drain and fill is all that is recommended.
And like I always say to people that say they flushed their Honda transmissions, not recommended by Honda because it can cause problems. Drain and fill is all that is recommended.
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Originally Posted by meazz1
I do pretty much all the maintanence work on my cars but I heardt it was very difficult to get the fill bolt lose.
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Originally Posted by racerock
Right, and they don't recommend to change the transmission screen either ?!?
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On an unrelated note: have the prices on Honda ATF gone up? The last time I bought ATF from the Acura Dealership, they charged me around $6.50 per quart. I read on the forum that the same stuff is available at Honda Dealerships for $4.50 or so. So, this saturday I went to the Honda Dealership and they charged me the same price as the Acura Dealership. I paid around 22 bucks (including taxes) for 3 quarts of ATF
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