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How to Change Automated Transmission Fluid on a Honda Airplane pilot

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Your Honda Airplane pilot's automatic transmission fluid should exist changed every 30,000 miles. The transmission fluid keeps the internal gears and seals inside of the manual lubricated and absurd. The transmission fluid is pumped out of the transmission pan and circulates throughout the transmission. Afterward virtually xxx,000 miles, the automatic transmission fluid begins to break down and should be replaced.

Pace 1

Drive the Honda Pilot for 10-xv minutes to oestrus up the transmission fluid. Park it in a safe and cool work area and open up the hood.

Footstep 2

Jack up the front end of the vehicle and place jack stands on both sides under the designated jacking points. Lower the jack then that the Pilot comes to a secure rest on the stands. Leave the jack under the Airplane pilot in the upright position.

Step 3

Locate the transmission fluid drain plug. This is on the lower commuter side of the transmission. The drain plug has a big bolt caput with a square pigsty in the center.

Step iv

Position the fluid catch pan under the bleed plug. Insert the square terminate of the iii/8 inch drive ratchet in the bleed plug. Plow the drain plug counterclockwise to remove information technology. Pull the drain plug out and allow all of the transmission fluid to drain out. Put the plug dorsum in and tighten it with the ratchet.

Footstep 5

Clamber out from nether the Pilot and go to the front end of the engine. Raise the hood and secure it in place. Locate the transmission dipstick on the commuter side of the engine. The manual dipstick has a yellow handle. Pull the dipstick out of the tube and set up information technology to the side.

Step 6

Slide the 1/4-inch plastic tubing onto the long cervix of the funnel. Slide the tubing within of the dipstick pigsty.

Step vii

Slowly pour in all iv quarts of automatic transmission fluid through the funnel. Remove the funnel and the tubing from the dipstick tube. Reinsert the dipstick.

Step 8

Crank the engine and let it run for nigh two minutes. Turn off the engine and wait two minutes. Check the manual fluid. The fluid level should be on the full marking. Close the hood.

Jack the front of the Honda Pilot support and remove the jack stands. Lower the Pilot back to the basis.

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