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  1. #1
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    When shall i do a Auto Gearbox change & Flush on a 2011 Accord Euro.

    Hi Guys. Does any body no when i should do a Auto gearbox flush on my Honda 2011 Accord Euro. Only done 30,000 kys. & does this gear box give trouble like the early models & what is the recomended oil i should use in the motor..I want to use Penright 0w- 30 synth but need to no is this ok.

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    what does your owner's manual say?
    S P A M | W O R K S
    hehe.
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    whatever the manual say.

    then halve it.
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    Do it now if you want to keep the car for a while
    Just 2.5-2.7 litres of DW1
    And you're set
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    OK DW1 Honda Trans fluid. GOT IT. But to flush it shouldn't i do it several times to clear all the old fluid out of it & does the transmission have a filter i have to change. Thanks Guys.
    Last edited by Lozer; 21-10-2014 at 09:05 PM.

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    Just do a drain and fill every 100kms, just at least do it 3 times
    And the filter is under the air intake, behind the battery on top of the autobox
    Youll see the pipe and filter
    Honda do sell it
    There is a DIY on here on how to change it
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    you can do this 2 ways:

    1. do a 3x3 change every 80k km
    2. do a single fluid change every 20k km
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    Ok guys. Thank you for the info. Excellent. grate Fourum It's a pleasure to be here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fredoops View Post
    whatever the manual say.

    then halve it.
    this.

    BMW say their trans are fill for life, which is full of shit.

    best possible, drain & fill every 20k
    SSpamily

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lozer View Post
    OK DW1 Honda Trans fluid. GOT IT. But to flush it shouldn't i do it several times to clear all the old fluid out of it & does the transmission have a filter i have to change. Thanks Guys.
    if only 30k on the clock, just drain and fill every 20k.

    should keep it newish enough
    SSpamily

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    I would do a drain and fill every 30k. This is what the tranny fluid looks like at only 30k.
    Normal day to day driving.

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    Yes I did mine at 32,000 kys & it was just like that & the magnet was realy full of gunk.. I did a full flush by draining& fill 3 times no she is good to go for a nother 30k

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