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Automatic Transmission Oil fluid Change

68K views 61 replies 38 participants last post by  Kaelorr  
#1 ·
Ok everybody, there isnt much help with the auto transmission oil change. So i decided to put some pics and some help for novices like me. I used those 1/2 torque bars since my regular small one wouldnt turn the bolt. I used honda ATF, run me around 16-17 bucks for 4 quarts. Here are the pics:

You can see the torque bar i used, i think its with the 3/8 extention piece that goes in to the drain plug. You have to jack up the front passenger side to get access to this area, you do not need to take off the tire.
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Picture of dipstick, which i loosened to clear any vacuum build up.
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Following 2 pictures of the plug removed
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Picture of the plug cleaned. Make sure you clean the plug since it may have alot of metal filings. I cleaned it up, as no more ATF drained out, i put it back on.
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Put NEW ATF fluid the nice PINK stuff, checked dipstick and was good to go!
 
#52 ·
I'll post some pics tonight on this since I'm in the middle of doing this right now. Its very easy. The hardest part was getting the bolt off. I used my 3/8 ratchet which fits right in the hole of the bolt, and a wrench as a breaker bar to get it free. Again, I'll post some pics tonight for everyone.
 
#54 ·
According to the transmission schematic for my '95 LSS there appears to be an ATF filter:

Torque Converter Housing
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009 28320-P24-J01 FILTER ASSY., LOCK-UP SOLENOID(KEIHIN)

Has anyone documented the replacement?

They called me back 20 minutes later saying they could not do it due to the fluid being so dirty and the shift points and intervals being off by so much that they did not want to risk the car just not even running. said:
 
#59 ·
So let me get this straight. The diy at the beginning of this thread is for a "drain fill" procedure right?

Honda dealer says they will drain and fill my tranny 3times (my car has 138K and never been changed) and they said that should clean most of it out.

Should I take it to them and do it or should I buy alot of fluid and try doing it myself?

My mechanical experience is nothing more than oil and exhaust/intake. lol.

Is this diy basically what the dealership does, but 3times that?