Whatever you do, do NOT drain anything until you confirm that the fill bolt (top bolt) can be removed, or else cannot drive because there would be no fluid.My RSX has 136k miles on it, don’t know if transmission fluid was ever replaced so I’m planning on doing it. What would be the proper way to do it, drain it and just put in new fluid or give it a flush?
This is what I do, but I don’t bother with the different gear positions. I drive around normally for at least a day and do one more drain and refill. Most of the fluid sits in the torque converter and needs to be cycled. Inspect the fluid and you’ll be able to determine whether or not you need to do another drain and refill. There’s also an atf filter that I recommend you replace as well.It’s auto. Yeah I’ll probably just order a case of the Honda dw1, drain it fill it, drive a little, then shift it around to different gear positions and then drain and refill again. Should get majority of the old fluid out.
Can I buy the filter from Honda? Send me link or pic of the filter if you canThis is what I do, but I don’t bother with the different gear positions. I drive around normally for at least a day and do one more drain and refill. Most of the fluid sits in the torque converter and needs to be cycled. Inspect the fluid and you’ll be able to determine whether or not you need to do another drain and refill. There’s also an atf filter that I recommend you replace as well.
Sure can, here’s the part number.Can I buy the filter from Honda? Send me link or pic of the filter if you can![]()
Is it an easy change? Don’t need to drop the engine right 🤣Sure can, here’s the part number.
25430-PLR-003
It’s easy-ish haha. It runs along the front beneath the intake. I took off the front bulkhead and squeezed past the radiator, but you should be able to do it from the bottom.Is it an easy change? Don’t need to drop the engine right 🤣