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    Wink how to check transmission fluid in eg

    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.
    Last edited by One Fighter; 15-05-2010 at 10:34 AM. Reason: spelling

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    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.

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    thanks, i will have look and see if i can find it now.

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    is it automatic mate?
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    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.

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    Most manual gearboxes dont have a dipstick. Its the filler hole that tells you your level.

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    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...

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    It's the bolt in the bottom left corner of this pic (the biggest one from memory):

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    Quote Originally Posted by wynode View Post
    It's the bolt in the bottom left corner of this pic (the biggest one from memory):

    is that going to drain it out???

    cause i just want to see how much i got in there??

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    Quote Originally Posted by One Fighter View Post
    is that going to drain it out???

    cause i just want to see how much i got in there??
    I've got my socket on the drain bolt here:
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    Quote Originally Posted by wynode View Post
    I've got my socket on the drain bolt here:
    yep thanks, now i know where that is if i ever to flush the fluid.

    but i was wondering is there way to check my transmission fluid???

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    No offence but at least read the replies (ie the first reply) where people are actually helping you out.
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