Magnetic Drain plugs?
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if you stick a magnet outside the pan....so the tiny tiny metal shavings will get stuck on the inside....how are you gonna clean those ??? !!!!
with a mag drain plug, the shavings get stuck on the plug so while doing ur tranny flush you can clean the magnet and throw it back in there !!!
with a mag drain plug, the shavings get stuck on the plug so while doing ur tranny flush you can clean the magnet and throw it back in there !!!
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if you stick a magnet outside the pan....so the tiny tiny metal shavings will get stuck on the inside....how are you gonna clean those ??? !!!!
with a mag drain plug, the shavings get stuck on the plug so while doing ur tranny flush you can clean the magnet and throw it back in there !!!
with a mag drain plug, the shavings get stuck on the plug so while doing ur tranny flush you can clean the magnet and throw it back in there !!!
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i have a drain bolt whose magnet is 3-4 times stronger than the stock magnet and i change my tranny oil (a simple flush and refill) every 10K miles....so i clean the magnet every 10 K miles !!!
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Changing the transmission fluid at that interval you might as well but a different car.
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Acura suggest u do a 3x3 method every 60 K miles....and thousands of trannies have failed....which mean you change 12quarts....every 60 K miles....
i do a 1x3 every 10K miles....which means i use up 12Quarts every 40K miles....
how does this equate to buying a new car.. !!! ???
i do a 1x3 every 10K miles....which means i use up 12Quarts every 40K miles....
how does this equate to buying a new car.. !!! ???
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Acura suggest u do a 3x3 method every 60 K miles....and thousands of trannies have failed....which mean you change 12quarts....every 60 K miles....
i do a 1x3 every 10K miles....which means i use up 12Quarts every 40K miles....
how does this equate to buying a new car.. !!! ???
i do a 1x3 every 10K miles....which means i use up 12Quarts every 40K miles....
how does this equate to buying a new car.. !!! ???
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^^^ thanks for the clarification for that dude.....so by 90K according to acura u will use 24Quarts (2X[3x3]) LOL !!!
and i will use up 24Quarts by 80K....and by 90K i will use 27quarts
so getting a new ride is true unless the ride cost 3x$10....which is $30....ohhh yeah and the taxes LOL !!!
and i will use up 24Quarts by 80K....and by 90K i will use 27quarts
so getting a new ride is true unless the ride cost 3x$10....which is $30....ohhh yeah and the taxes LOL !!!
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I had just made a maintenance list for myself....will post it up here:
i made this using the Acura service manual, seeing what they service when
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PART INTERVAL LAST CHANGED ENGINE OIL 5,000 120,000 TRANNY OIL 10,000 120,000 PS OIL 60,000 90,000 BRAKE FLUID 30,000 70,000 COOLANT 60,000 120,000 SPARK PLUGS 50,000 100,000 TIMING BELT/WATER PUMP 120,000 120,000 OIL FILTER 5,000 120,000 CABIN FILTER 30,000 110,000 AIR FILTER 30,000 110,000 TRANNY FILTER 30,000 110,000 TRANSMISSION SENSOR 60,000 110,000 WIPER 20,000 100,000 BRAKE PADS 30,000 120,000 BRAKE DISC 60,000 80,000 MAG BOLTS 100,000 100,000 150 POINT INSPECTION 100,000 120,000 ALIGNMENT 5,000 120,000
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dont know if it works on the CL but here is the link for the TL !!!
to learn about it: https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-2004-2008-93/very-interesting-conversation-my-transmission-builder-tl-721508/
DIY: https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-2004-2008-93/110-diy-guide-replacing-3rd-4th-gear-pressure-switch-3g-tl-2004-2006-a-729149/
to learn about it: https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-2004-2008-93/very-interesting-conversation-my-transmission-builder-tl-721508/
DIY: https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-2004-2008-93/110-diy-guide-replacing-3rd-4th-gear-pressure-switch-3g-tl-2004-2006-a-729149/
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^^^ yup look into it....the reason i feel this might be one of the main tranny issue is because 04-06 TL's have 1 3rd pressure switch and 1 4th pressure switch.....
where are 07+TL's and TL-S's have 2 3rd pressure switch and 1 4th pressure switch.....
plus is very inexpensive to save the least....like $30 a switch !!! LOL !!!
where are 07+TL's and TL-S's have 2 3rd pressure switch and 1 4th pressure switch.....
plus is very inexpensive to save the least....like $30 a switch !!! LOL !!!
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I just cleaned mine out a few weeks ago. I took them out, soaked them in some seafoam and thoroughly dried them. Now I did this in conjunction with changing out 3 quarts of transmission fluid. I did notice my shifts to be more crisp but the problem is, I can't attribute the change to cleaning the 3rd and 4th switches or from the fluid change.
It doesn't hurt to try and clean them and see if you notice a difference.
It doesn't hurt to try and clean them and see if you notice a difference.
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well they are pressure switches....
the 3rd sensor has a pressure of 27psi (i think)....so when the pressure accumulated to 27 psi, it shifts up to 4th.....and when the pressure drops below 27 psi....it downshifts....
by cleaning it thoroughly you might have cleaned it up but if the sensor has become kinda sluggish or some like that, then you prolly need to change it.....
what i suggest is since u cleaned it and did a drain and refill....try changing the pressure switches and see the difference !!! i think you should be able to see a really big difference.....
the 3rd sensor has a pressure of 27psi (i think)....so when the pressure accumulated to 27 psi, it shifts up to 4th.....and when the pressure drops below 27 psi....it downshifts....
by cleaning it thoroughly you might have cleaned it up but if the sensor has become kinda sluggish or some like that, then you prolly need to change it.....
what i suggest is since u cleaned it and did a drain and refill....try changing the pressure switches and see the difference !!! i think you should be able to see a really big difference.....
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Honda trannies come with a magnetic plug
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yes they do....but the magnets are not powerful at all....i had the aftermarket plug catch twice as much (if not more) of the little little tiny shavings !!!
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Ha, or maybe your tranny was producing twice as many shavings because it's on it's last leg.. Jk, I wouldn't wish that on anyone.
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is there something bigger than a tomato on the forum i can throw at his ass ??? LOL !!!
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Stock plugs have magnets? Is that an auto only thing?
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I know that, I used to work at Jiffy Lube and they used to con people into having their diffs flushed.
Only reason I ask is because not one of the Hondas Ive owned have had a magnetic drain plug in it from the factory.
Only reason I ask is because not one of the Hondas Ive owned have had a magnetic drain plug in it from the factory.
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basically all automatics, ethier in the pan or the plug, to help catch all the worn off clutch pack material, instead of it all going through the filter and such, and plugging that up (then in some, they will make a little recess fot it somewhere, but there is one in there somewhere, to help catch the some of the shit)
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Interesting.
And yes, Jiffy Lube is a scam. Thats why I lasted only 3 months there. I couldnt stand watching old ladies go in for a $30 oil change and seeing them robbed of $150 because they "needed" their tranny flushed or their wiper blades replaced.
It was fun watching cars drive into the pit though
And yes, Jiffy Lube is a scam. Thats why I lasted only 3 months there. I couldnt stand watching old ladies go in for a $30 oil change and seeing them robbed of $150 because they "needed" their tranny flushed or their wiper blades replaced.
It was fun watching cars drive into the pit though
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