I remember seeing a very good DIY on here, and I was just wondering if anyone can post the link? I tried searching but didn't have luck with any threads with pictures, like the one I am referring to.

Thanks in advance.

 

Use a ratchet to unbolt it and put it through your VSS(Vehicle speed sensor) 2-3 Quarts Syncromesh.

http://www.c-speedracing.com/h...d.php
There you go

 

Thanks man. Couldn't I just fill it through the fill hole on the tranny?

 

Anyone know offhand what size the fill and drain plugs are for a 00 civic, d16y7 tranny.

Thanks

 

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The fill plug on my both of my B series are 17mm I believe, it may or may not be the same on a D series

 

I also believe it is a 17mm, can anyone confirm this? Anyone know the drain plug size?

 

Drain plug has a square hole (for lack of a better term), insert a 3/8" drive rachet to remove it.

Fill plug is 17mm for both D and B-series.

 

This write up is about replacing axles, but it also shows how to replace trans fluid:

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=382416

 

Perfect. Just what I wanted to hear.

Is it possible to do this without taking off the tire? Only reason I am asking is because I am at school, and will be doing this on the street. I believe my jackstands are at home..

 

Yes, no need to remove wheel, last time I did it I didn't even use jackstands.

 

Very good to hear. So I can do this using just a jack, 3/8 drive wrench, and a 17mm socket?

Now, next question. Is it possible to do this without jacking up the car? My car is stock height.

 

Yes, you can do this with all 4 wheels touching the ground, as long as you have a container (to catch the old oil) short enough to fit under your car.

On a side note, I normally use a length of clear tubing and a funnel to refill the tranny, keep adding oil 'til it spills out the fill hole (fool proof).

 

Thanks for all the help. I will be buying a funnel and tubing this week. How big is the fill hole, just to make sure the tubing I get isn't too big.

 

1/2" inside diameter will work.

 

Good deal. Thanks again.

 

No problem

 

One more question, is the drain/fill plug on the driver or passenger side?

 

both are located on the passenger side of the tranny...the only side that you can get to no probs...gl

 

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Correct

<FONT COLOR="red">It's a bit tight but can be done this way</FONT>

 

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https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=382416
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This is the transmission fluid changing thread in the FAQ at the top of this forum.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=851521

In that FAQ Thread you can find out many things. Please use it next time. It's pretty much the same for D/B

 

Thanks again guys

 

GM Syncromesh is also a great choice for replacement.
http://www.superhonda.com/foru...88051/

If you are in a bind, Honda MTF is the same as 10w30.

 

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This is the transmission fluid changing thread in the FAQ at the top of this forum.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=851521

In that FAQ Thread you can find out many things. Please use it next time. It's pretty much the same for D/B</TD></TR></TABLE>


I dare you to

 

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I dare you to </TD></TR></TABLE>

I don't even have to.