transmission filter
#1
transmission filter
I have a 1998 honda accord lx 4cyl and i need a transmission filter. Are the transmission filters serviceable and if not what do you recommend? Please Help!!!!
#2
Honda-Tech Member
Re: transmission filter
To get to the transmission filter, you have to disassemble the entire transmission...
If you already have the transmission down, then its good to change it...
If not, what I recommend is a 3/8" Magnefine In-Line transmission filter
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Magne...Q5fAccessories
I have it on two of my cars and its truly something excellent...
If you already have the transmission down, then its good to change it...
If not, what I recommend is a 3/8" Magnefine In-Line transmission filter
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Magne...Q5fAccessories
I have it on two of my cars and its truly something excellent...
#3
Re: transmission filter
Yup, they are pretty much considered "non-serviceable" due to what nicolaselias said.
I would use the product he recommended as they do work well. I plan on getting one of those and a tranny cooler sometime!
However, how has your transmission been maintained? Generally, most people follow the 3 drain/refill method. Drain your transmission fluid, refill, and drive 50-100 miles and repeat 2 or 3 times. With that being said, ONLY use Honda transmission fluid.
I would use the product he recommended as they do work well. I plan on getting one of those and a tranny cooler sometime!
However, how has your transmission been maintained? Generally, most people follow the 3 drain/refill method. Drain your transmission fluid, refill, and drive 50-100 miles and repeat 2 or 3 times. With that being said, ONLY use Honda transmission fluid.
#5
Re: transmission filter
nicholaselias, if i get that put on will that help the transmission fluid to flow through to the transmission. Are those easy to put on and how do you put it on?
#6
Honda-Tech Member
Re: transmission filter
They are super easy to put on..
You cut the rubber transmission line, and the filter literally slides onto the line, then you clamp the two ends with metal hose clamps... Then your done!
When last did you change transmission fluid? You may want to do that as well if you havent in a while..
You cut the rubber transmission line, and the filter literally slides onto the line, then you clamp the two ends with metal hose clamps... Then your done!
When last did you change transmission fluid? You may want to do that as well if you havent in a while..
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#8
Re: transmission filter
The jerking problem is caused by the middle screen in the torque converter control solenoid being clogged with the trash from the bottom of the transmission fluid reservoir.
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