CVT Transmission Fluid Change (ATF) on a 9th generation Honda Civic (2012 - 2015)
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- This car is a 2014 Honda Civic EX and has 130,000 miles.
It has a CVT transmission and I change the fluid every 30K miles using the original Honda HCF-2.
Everybody calls is ATF, automatic transmission fluid, but in reality it is fluid for a CVT, continuous velocity transmission.
I haven’t had a single problem with the transmission so far.
It requires a little less than four quarters. Each quarter costs around $13.
Please send me a comment if you have any questions.
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The internet as well as two techs I’ve spoken to recently seem divided on how best to maintain a CVT transmission fluid. The owners manual for the 2014 Honda Civic provides no information “see a dealership…”.
Don’t listen to the dealership “lifetime fluid”. That is no sense. Change the fluid every 30K miles at least to have a worry free car.
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Thanks. Good job.
Thank you! I am so glad it helped you.
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Oh my God! It looks easy but is not! I wish I could do that to my own car and don’t have tu pay, but no I prefer somebody else does it for me!
I understand 😂 . It really pays back to learn how to maintain the car when you have many of them. And you make them last a long time.
Check my other videos. There are easier stuff you can do as well like changing the filters or even learning the process so they can not scare sell you the maintenance.
@@gotitdone I will hunt! I kind of like mechanic but I don’t do it because parts are tu tide for me and I get to greasy, but yes I will definitely love to wash more of you videos! Thank you for sharing! 👍🏻👌🏻
@@valentinetrotskayazamora9368 if you own one of the 9th gen civics check these:
ATF plug popping out: ruclips.net/video/ERv_O5Z18yI/видео.html
Clean MAF sensor: ruclips.net/video/Rag_0ZL-Q68/видео.html
Clean MAP sensor: ruclips.net/video/SJGsoST54xI/видео.html
Replace cracked air intake hose: ruclips.net/video/Y0cMorM89cM/видео.html
Change rear brake pads: ruclips.net/video/Rf5Ouf_-q2Q/видео.html
Coolant Drain and Fill: ruclips.net/video/glHnrPUBsnI/видео.html
@@gotitdone I have a 2011 EX one.
@@valentinetrotskayazamora9368 that is 8th gen. Check the ATF plug and at least go to autozone and ask them to check for error codes for free
It seems like you did not fully warm up the engine before checking the level a second time. I believe you are supposed to hold it at 3000 rpms for a couple minutes to get the engine to full operating temeperature