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Nice! Thanks, Bruh. Just one tip--when re-filling your 3 qts--go easy with the fill. If you have to, dribble it in--OTHERWISE, a big "SLURP" happens where the skinny funnel meets the fill hole housing and you LOOSE FLUID! At $15 a qt--not good!

Please use Honda ATF-Z1 on the 2007 CRV AWD version. There are numerous threads about using Honda DW-1 or Z1. Page 273 of the 2007 Honda CRV owners manual clearly states using Z1. I know there are comments about the DW-1 is the newer version and backwards compatible, but why would you change from the original?? Just saying. Change to the new version at your own risk.

Good morning 🌅, I have just recently purchased one of these, I tried to use it as a boat ⛴️, 😂, the first time 🕰️, I got to close to the river that runs through my property, in France, it took me 2 hours to pull it out, I now leave at least a meter away from the river, I see you have not put updates on this machine, France.

Where did u get the hour meter at

I have this mower. Have you found blades? I ordered exactly what Toro part number for blades and it comes with a hole that is too small. I have the forged deck also. Should be 137-1999-03 blades but they dont fit.

Exactly what I needed. Thanks

On my 4th summer with mine. No issues to date. Wish front tires were tubeless.

Impressive... innovative. thank you

4 bottles only? someone told me that it needs like 5 or 6 bottles bc there's still some oil inside that don't come out like that...

Very helpful and well done video. Thanks

Im trying to reassemble the parking brakes shoes for a 2007 honda crv is it the same setup as the one in the pic? 2:36

Just did this. I used brake clean to clean out the ratchet hole. The worst part of the job is getting an extension far enough in the fill plug so you can open it and not strip it out.

I have the same crv so I used three quarts when changing please?

Would this mower be good enough for a small lawn care business I do residential

How has it been ? , from Ct also

Very well done review

And that lasts a year or so. Just go online and get a replacement pair of headlights for $160

Hate no arm rest

i got this one they should have put a 5 gallon tank not sure what they were thinking with 3 other than that i like it

Good review. I got the same mower last fall. Only 10 hrs on it. Got the mulch kit which is great, keeps grass out of everything and makes the mower quieter. I picked up a black foot mat too. Front casters seem to rattle sometimes over bumps. Great mower tho. It was between a 48” liberty z and toro. Toro won.

What about the transmission oil filter? Didn't change it, any reason why?

I am still trying to get the 3/8 bolt loose. Any chances of it breaking or damaging the housing if I use a cheater bar?

Tysm for this 🫶🏼

very informative I think these are 3000 ? no 800 ? or 2000 ? lets look nope, i have no idea 6 million ?

Did you push the hook at the top into the head

Nice short vid!

Excellent video! I’m pretty sure I’ll be able to change my ‘07’s transmission fluid myself after checking out your video. Thanks for pointing out to use a 3/8 wrench and showing the location of the fill hole and giving nice clear instructions with time to digest and process them. (I wanted to replace the leather on both front door armrests, but it seems ridiculously complicated and flew over my head as everyone flew through the steps. Thanks for a clear and concise video-it’s greatly appreciated!

You saved over $200 by re-storing them. it looks good,after all it's a 2009 car. Nice work!

Not a 3/8 socket.You need a 3/8 ratchet wrench

You don’t “have to” just use DW-1

Did the MGC multi gear concentrated make a difference? great video by the way

My 2007 AWD also has the drain bolt in the front, but some are in the rear. Is it dependent on whether it's AWD or not?

Hi. I have an 08 honda crv. And I feel like sometimes it slips , its at 245k miles , should I drain it or what do yall think?

Honda dealer just told me to check transmission fluid while engine is off. You said different?

How long did it take you to do it

When it comes to the diff maybe also the Transmission but I know for sure the Diff for the CRV's. Only use Honda brand as they have an additive already in the diff fluid that controls the consistency of viscosity as well as the rate at which the fluid goes up and down in temp when the crv is in operation. Very vital to it functioning correctly and also reduces stress on seals and other materials the fluid comes into contact inside the differential plates. When this fluid breaks down eventually you will notice a change in the sound from the diff when driving. If you use anything else other than the Honda brand it will not have these control additives specific to the plates inside and you will hear the difference and don't want that. Unfortunately, Honda is the only one in the world that makes that Diff fluid with those additives for specific reasons. Also, another Warning don't try and use that Honda diff Fluid on any other non-Honda Diff you may be asking for trouble.

where is front/back?

At 4:53 I swear I thought you had some creature behind you getting ready to attack.

followed your instructions and i have an issue... after adding ATF through the funnel, the level shows high. in fact 3/4 inch above the 2 holes on the dipstick. should i be concerned? should i remove fluid?

Look up Chris fix

What is that product MGC that dealer recommended? Unable to locate where to buy and what it is.

Is there a filter that needs to be replaced also? Im planning on doing this on my next engine oil change. I have honda crv 2010

A non-Honda Additive fluid??? if the dealer recommends it, you may have to think it twice, because each time the tech uses it, they save the cap and he will get $1 up to $5 for each cap to trade it to the company that sold that product to the dealership. Why do I know it? I did it as a tech in the dealership and I want to share it with all of you. Not a bad idea at all, but you don't have to do it. Good luck.

Exact same as mine hahaha. Still haven’t decided if I should go for new headlights or do a kit and see how long it lasts. Will be putting in led lights since it’s easier to see with than halogen.

Great video, and very good detail

I just come to comment on the following: damn screw can not be harder to remove?

Why the hell would you spray paint them? Juat supposed to use the buffing compound after the wet sanding.

are the plugs for fill and drain the same size as transmission plug?

Honda calls for 3.5 quarts for drain and refill capacity for transmission.

LOVED YOUR VIDEO, it’s amazing and super in depth, and i also used this for my 2008 crv For you to get more views, i recommend u change your title to a more general name like “headlight restoration for all cars” instead of only to the crv because that limits the amount of searches people will look for