When changing MTF
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When changing MTF
I heard it's a good idea to change washers when you change your transmission fluid. I suck really bad at these illustrations so I need someone to help me out with the part number's for the fill and drain washers.
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Re: When changing MTF (5spdIntegra)
Drain bolt is #12, fill bolt is #18. I changed my fill bolt washer, but not my drain washer. Do NOT lose the drain washer, Honda rarely has these in stock.
No leaks so far, and I don't see any happening in the future, just torque it down to the correct spec.
No leaks so far, and I don't see any happening in the future, just torque it down to the correct spec.
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Re: When changing MTF (lke2drvgsr)
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Hell yes !! Just put it in, good stuff. The GM dealers might not be sure what it is, I had to call 3 of them before I finally reached one that understood. It comes in the SQUARE bottle, like motor oil, NOT the ROUND bottle.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Hell yes !! Just put it in, good stuff. The GM dealers might not be sure what it is, I had to call 3 of them before I finally reached one that understood. It comes in the SQUARE bottle, like motor oil, NOT the ROUND bottle.
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