What's the steps to change tranny oil??
#2
u want to change the tranny fluid by yourself?i spent about $50 at acura dealer..but i can rougly give u an idea of what it is done..first make sure u get the right tranny fluid..like brand and the grade and quantity...drain and refill..that is all..i did my jeep's oil change and transfer case and tranny by myself...
#3
Sorry I wasn't specific.
About how many quarts drain out? I see the plug, so that's easy. Are the steps??
Drain what's in the pan >> refil >> run a few minutes to flush the fluid in the tranny(how many minutes??) >> drain >> refill
Is that the right way??
I have honda ATF-Z from the dealer.
Thanks again.
About how many quarts drain out? I see the plug, so that's easy. Are the steps??
Drain what's in the pan >> refil >> run a few minutes to flush the fluid in the tranny(how many minutes??) >> drain >> refill
Is that the right way??
I have honda ATF-Z from the dealer.
Thanks again.
#5
if you want to know the amount it drains, RTFM
it's either 2.7 or 2.9.
1. lift car up on all fours so it's even
2. remove bolt in the engine bay labeled ATF
3. remove bolt from the bottom of the tranny.....let it drain.
4. clean lower bolt area, put bolt back on
5. refill with 2.7 or 2.9 qt
10. put ATF bolt back on.
15. have fun
now this is the instrctions to do a basic fluid refill.
a full flush has many many more steps and requires alot more ATF fluid
it's either 2.7 or 2.9.
1. lift car up on all fours so it's even
2. remove bolt in the engine bay labeled ATF
3. remove bolt from the bottom of the tranny.....let it drain.
4. clean lower bolt area, put bolt back on
5. refill with 2.7 or 2.9 qt
10. put ATF bolt back on.
15. have fun
now this is the instrctions to do a basic fluid refill.
a full flush has many many more steps and requires alot more ATF fluid
#6
The correct FLUSH procedure per "JENS and Acura Service" is to 1) drain; /then put in two qts, run 3-5 minutes, shift between reverse and drive; yes keep your foot on the BRAKE
2) repeat "1" three times, final fill is 2.75 qt. The fill plug is on top of the trans and is marked "ATF"; makes this job easy.
I did it in 1 hr and the 9 qts of oil cost me around $48. Remember use only "Honda Z1" ATF. I contacted a synthetic oil company (Amsoil) and their engineering dept said use only HONDA ATF. Good enough for me considering they invented synthetic oil for autos.
2) repeat "1" three times, final fill is 2.75 qt. The fill plug is on top of the trans and is marked "ATF"; makes this job easy.
I did it in 1 hr and the 9 qts of oil cost me around $48. Remember use only "Honda Z1" ATF. I contacted a synthetic oil company (Amsoil) and their engineering dept said use only HONDA ATF. Good enough for me considering they invented synthetic oil for autos.
#7
Originally posted by fender4
The correct FLUSH procedure per "JENS and Acura Service" is to 1) drain; /then put in two qts, run 3-5 minutes, shift between reverse and drive; yes keep your foot on the BRAKE
2) repeat "1" three times, final fill is 2.75 qt. The fill plug is on top of the trans and is marked "ATF"; makes this job easy.
I did it in 1 hr and the 9 qts of oil cost me around $48. Remember use only "Honda Z1" ATF. I contacted a synthetic oil company (Amsoil) and their engineering dept said use only HONDA ATF. Good enough for me considering they invented synthetic oil for autos.
The correct FLUSH procedure per "JENS and Acura Service" is to 1) drain; /then put in two qts, run 3-5 minutes, shift between reverse and drive; yes keep your foot on the BRAKE
2) repeat "1" three times, final fill is 2.75 qt. The fill plug is on top of the trans and is marked "ATF"; makes this job easy.
I did it in 1 hr and the 9 qts of oil cost me around $48. Remember use only "Honda Z1" ATF. I contacted a synthetic oil company (Amsoil) and their engineering dept said use only HONDA ATF. Good enough for me considering they invented synthetic oil for autos.
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