[gasman4u]

For clarity: Apparently I have a pdf saved from someone posting here (unknown who to credit). Is this still the definitive pdf? Anyone know the part numbers for the crush washer? TIA.

10 Speed Transmission Fluid Change - http___techinfo.honda.com_rjanisis_pubs_sm_1_2_Contents_e...pdf

 

[gasman4u]

That video is good but you can also use the vent on top of the transmission to fill it. It's a little black box looking thing with 2 screws, I think 2, holding it in place.

I have seen this part you're talking about! Thank you!

 

[gasman4u]

For clarity: Apparently I have a pdf saved from someone posting here (unknown who to credit). Is this still the definitive pdf? Anyone know the part numbers for the crush washer? TIA.

10 Speed Transmission Fluid Change - http___techinfo.honda.com_rjanisis_pubs_sm_1_2_Contents_e...pdf

Anyone able to get this pdf to load? It used to, now it doesn’t.

 

[gasman4u]

Super easy filling through it

Just did the drain and fill this past weekend. Call it a “break in” drain and fill. Old fluid looked decent at 10k and I got a fair bit of filings off the drain plug. I used a container that measures fluid and just replaced what I removed. I used this overflow port and it worked just fine! A little over 5 qts total exchanged.

OCD incindiary comment to follow: If you know (and trust) the fluid level you remove, I felt comfortable skipping the level check process this gen calls for. Given factory fluid fill and no issues, I figured this was as good of a time as any to “trust” prior work I did not do.

 

[gasman4u]

How is the drain and fill fluid change so far? Been 6 months.

I was thinking of following this drain and fill from TOP method bypassing the fluid check sequence

Just a question, did you have to account for the new fluid and old fluid to be the same temperature due to fluid expansion ?. Or is 4 liters (drained and 4 liters (fill) regardless of fluid temp.

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BLUF: zero issues

I got some lexan(?) type containers to make the fluid volume as close to equal as possible. Yes, old and new fluid were both at room temp to account for any expansion. Not the same as the prior gen for volumes. I think I had a little over 4 qts IIRC to replace what came out. But unless you want to do the level check, you want to keep the volumes the same. Again, this is assuming the volume you are replacing is appropriate.

 

[gasman4u]

The quote option you used isn't quite right.

But assuming this is a question for me: after the fluid was refilled and everything was buttoned up, yes.