the dealer told me that bolt to drain the tranny fluid is bolt 14... but i think its 9. so wtf... cuz it really doesnt make sense to me as to why the fill bolt would be lower then then drain.. makes sense?? if someone can give me a for sure answer it would be greatly appreciated
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not to be mean or anything but can somebody plz tell me if the dealer is right or am i right?? and its gettin kinda late..... so plz help!

 

14 is the fill hole and 9 is the drain bolt

 

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That is correct.

 

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That is correct.</TD></TR></TABLE>

That is correct.

 

can anyone get that image or photos back?
need to be sure on exact locations. on the fill and drain bolt
replaced an axle and fluid came out. Im guessing this is trans fluid, not gear oil/diff oil?

 

You always want to drain your transmission fluid when you do an axle pull. The axles seal in fluid.

As for the bolt locations, this DIY is pretty much identical to that of the D17 transmission:
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/default-%5Bfaq%5D-how-change-your-civic-manual-transmission-fluid-1687986/

 

thanks, perfect matt, thank you. wasnt 100% on it.

 

No problem, bud. Its a fairly simple process... but one that needs to be done.

 

the fill bolt is quite sneaky unless you are really under there looking, ahha