figured it out


Modified by ExpeditiousRacing at 9:51 PM 10/24/2008

 

I always remove the intake pipe and then fill it up with a funnel that has a long hose attachment

 

what?

 

Go to an auto parts store; they have funnels with usually about a 2 foot hose attached that is meant specifically for transmissions. They usually call it a transmission fluid funnel for obvious reasons.

 

Buy the pump that goes directly on the MTF bottle and simply pump the fluid in from under the car.

http://www.partsamerica.com/Pr...=3243

 

If any one has any pics of where to put the fluid that would be awesome.

This is kinda off the topic, but I feel the need to share this. I just went to Auto Zone to see if they could show me some pics. I was talking to a girl that doesn't really know much so she asked someone if they had ever worked on a Honda Prelude. You will never guess what his answer was. "I'm too smart for that." Sounds like your too stupid to know how to work on a front wheel drive. This same guy also said it is common to have eight quarts of oil in the transmission... When your working with a truck. I'm sorry but no truck should be compared to a Prelude, or any Honda car for that matter. Sorry, but I had to release that bit of anger.

 

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Find the Speed sensor, take it out and fill the fluid through there.