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hey
yea i know a noobie question LOL.
i tried looking for a transmission fluid, im use to looking for a stick like an oil, since my Toyota was like that.
so i want to know where is the transmission fluid, i wanna see if im running low or not.
and where is my oil filter???
thanks in advance pppls.
In an auto there is a dipstick. Cant remember but its either towards the front of the engine bay on the gearbox side or towards the rear of the engine bay.
In a manual, there is a filler plug just above the drivers side driveshaft. Stick your finger in there and you should feel the level.
Oil fiter is on the rear side of the engine bay. Have to lift the car up on stands or a hoist. It is above the midshaft. Recommend not to do an oil change on stands if the car is hot. Well. if the exhaust is hot.
thanks, i will have look and see if i can find it now.
is it automatic mate?
manual., i couldn't quite find the fluid?? or unless it was it??
any pics of what and were it looks like. kinda new to the honda stuff.
thanks.
Most manual gearboxes dont have a dipstick. Its the filler hole that tells you your level.
man im clue less and i cant find a damm filler hole or maybe i did see it LOL.
i just need some pics to exactly know what it looks like, since my first time doing a manual check...
i read this http://www.ehow.com/how_4897844_chec...nda-civic.html
but still have troubles finding it...
It's the bolt in the bottom left corner of this pic (the biggest one from memory):
http://www.ozhonda.com/gallery/data/.../3IMG_5175.jpg
is that going to drain it out???Quote:
Originally Posted by wynode
cause i just want to see how much i got in there??
I've got my socket on the drain bolt here: :)Quote:
Originally Posted by One Fighter
http://www.ozhonda.com/gallery/data/.../3IMG_4950.jpg
yep thanks, now i know where that is if i ever to flush the fluid.Quote:
Originally Posted by wynode
but i was wondering is there way to check my transmission fluid???
No offence but at least read the replies (ie the first reply) where people are actually helping you out.
if u want to check the fluid remove the large round bolt (can be seen in the pic 2 posts above) above the drain bolt with a 3/8 ratchet or breaker bar
remove the filler plug and put ur finger in there to check the level
-_- its ok, but i did read it, as i said before kinda new to the manual trans, since i owned before a auto.Quote:
Originally Posted by wynode
thanks anyways.
thanks for the help, thats all i wanted to know, so theres 2 bolts, one to drain and one to check.Quote:
Originally Posted by grifty
thanks.
your inbox is full one fighter...im pming you about the motor.
yea sorry i just cleaned it up now. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by 89lude
which square socket fits in the drain plug??
3/8 drive sockets mate.
ta, i got everything ready but when i tried to loosen the filler bolt it was way too tight is there another way 2 loosen it besides a 17mm spanner
socket, breaker bar, and a pipe on top of the breaker bar for more leverage, make sure the socket in on firm as the last thing you want to do is strip it.Quote:
Originally Posted by yuffie_5201314
Try a longer spanner.
Or connect 2 spanners together. 17mm with a 18-19mm on the open ended side to give more leverage. Theyd always be tight. Other wise it'd leak =/