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Changing Tranny Fluid on a 91 EX Auto

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    Changing Tranny Fluid on a 91 EX Auto

    ye im a newbie , just bought an accord for $300......but its an automatic....yet its very clean...NO underbody and visual rust....but yes i need to change the tranny fluid....i have not yet looked at it but, b4 i do i was wonderin if there was a pan for the oil, or if it was a ratchet-like bolt?
    and where its located.....
    any help would be greatly appreciated

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    1992 Accord LX - SOLD

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      #3
      its just a drain bolt its right at the passenger wheel, If you jack the car up youll see it its its a 1/2" racket hole, also use only honda atf from the dealer


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        #4
        That is right except it is a 3/8 drive hole for a ratchet. Use only the Honda automatic transmission fluid no matter what the owner's manual sayes. The Honda fluid has additives that the Dexron fluid does not and the transmission will not shift as good with Dexron.

        The 90 Accord 4DR Sedan my son and I are building.

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          Thanxz alot guys...that was fast.....the liquid in there right now is very bad and you could feel it shift a little hard sometimes depending at what rpm your at.oooooooooo... and also how do you kno when you've put enough...i had a lude and it was manual but im not too sure about the accords.
          Thanxz

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            never mind i read about....

            but does it have to be done with the engine hot or cold?
            it never said anything about that (i dunt think ) in the write up.

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              Originally posted by CLNAccord
              never mind i read about....

              but does it have to be done with the engine hot or cold?
              it never said anything about that (i dunt think ) in the write up.
              Ya, I think I'd do it when it's warm....that'll get more of the old trans fluid out quickly.
              1992 Accord LX - SOLD

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                While you're at the dealer getting the ATF, also pick up a new crush washer for the drain bolt.
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