Honda Element Transmission Fluid Change. Changing transmission fluid for the first time… it’s not that bad In the interim, if you were not able to locate MT fluid locally, Honda states (in the owners manual) you can use regular engine oil (for gasoline engines) either 10w-30 or 10w-40 in the manual transmission, in place of the MT fluid, but to change it back as soon as convenient. Drain the fluid again, fill it, drive; repeat again, and then fill it until it reads full and your done.
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In the interim, if you were not able to locate MT fluid locally, Honda states (in the owners manual) you can use regular engine oil (for gasoline engines) either 10w-30 or 10w-40 in the manual transmission, in place of the MT fluid, but to change it back as soon as convenient. Drain the fluid again, fill it, drive; repeat again, and then fill it until it reads full and your done.
Honda Element Transmission Fluid Level at Stacy Riley blog
In this video I show how to service the Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF) on a Honda El. In this video I show how to service the Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF) on a Honda El. Remove the dipstick, and refill the transmission with the recommended fluid amount through the dipstick hole until the level reaches the upper mark on the dipstick
Changing a 2003 Honda Element Transmission fluid YouTube. If you wait until the maintenance minder tells you to change the oil it also tells you to do other things like rotate your tires adj the valves and the change the air filter There is a 3 times fill and drain procedure that works very well
Honda Element Transmission Fluid Level at Stacy Riley blog. By all means, change the fluid! The "you can harm your transmission" bit is a myth and strictly urban legend In this video the process for a "Transmission Fluid Flush" (drain and fill of the ATF three times) is outlined for the 2003-2006 Honda Element (4AT) along wi.