FLUID TRANSMISSION FLUSH : HONDA CR-V (2011-2016)
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- In this video we were able to work on a Honda CR-V and perform a transmission flush. This was a quick and easy task that will save you a trip to the repair shop. If this video helped, leave a like and subscribe! Have a question? Leave a comment down below and we'll get back you ya!
Items used in the video:
ATF Dextron 6 Transmission multi-vechicle fluid
-Paper towels
-Wrech
-Flathead screwdriver
-Break cleaner
-Funnel
-Drain pan
Suggestions - plastic gloves & only use Honda original OEM Transmission Fluids
I know this is an old thread, but if you want to totally change the trans fluid and replace with new, I suggest taking it to someone that uses the BG fluid replace machine.
My 2013 developed the famous Honda shudder at about 30-40 mph. I took it to my local Honda dealer and I watched that machine in action. When I left there the shudder was gone and still is. It had 134K on it when I had that done. The machine has OEM Honda fluid in it. The change you see in this video changes 1/3rd of your dirty fluid.
Same thing happened to me. Did exactly what you did was fixed. I'm getting a "rattlle" noise on a cold start up now. I'v read it could be the Valve Timing Control (VTC). I've read the replacement process and felt like I was in a math trig high school class, just lost. Hope that to expensive to have replaced...prob is.
@@johnfoster5039 Engine work is never cheap but necessary. The VTC is the culprit a large percentage of the time. I have driven some cars a long ways after that noise started.
@John Foster Chrisfix has a video demonstrating vtc actuator replacement in the Honda 2 4l engine. If you possess some common sense you can replace it yourself for a couple hundred dollars in a day. Any shop is going to charge $1000+ for the job.
This helped me out for my 2014 Honda CRV AWD! I even had them perform Service Bulletin 15-086 for the Honda CR-V. I will only get a flush if somebody is using the BG fluid replace machine.
Regarding the comment with the rattle noise, that has nothing to do with your transmission. That's a different service bulletin, and it affects all Honda CRVs from 2012-2014 if I remember correctly. Unfortunately the Dealership charged me $2K to fix this, because they had to replace the timing chain as well.
I agree with only using Honda OEM Transmission fluid. You are only asking for problems later.
as long as it has the honda DW-1 standard, it is all good.
Honda transmissions should be checked with the engine and transmission at operating temperature and - Engine NOT Running.
For a "curbside" mechanic, the video quality and acting/narration are great! Unfortunately, the instruction is flawed. 1) Always use Honda ATF DW-1, unless you are desperate, then get it flushed asap. 2) I always change drain/fill washers on each change. 3) This is not a flush. Just a drain/fill. You left all the bad oil in the lines, cooler, torque convertor and passages in the teans. So now you have a mix of burned and good oil in there. Drain/fill is okay if you do it before the fluid gets burned or worn out. I do drain/fill every 20-30K and have dealer do the Flush every 100K.
Thats not a flush. That is just a drain and top up. The system still has fluid threw out and inside the torque converter. Also ONLY use Genuine Honda fluid
thats not a flush, thats a oil change and you should used OEM fluid
The camera and filming quality were very good. But you should *never* use anything other than genuine Honda transmission fluid. Plus replace the washer!
New crush washer please.
Uh 2014 owners manual says 2.7 quarts and not 2.3 and you should only use honda transmission fluid. Honda is also pretty finicky when fluids arent oem like power steering fluid.
Is there a filter that needs to be replaced?
I've watched other videos, doesn't seem to be....I know this is a year later but I just recently had transmission issues and this is one of the vid's I came across.
"Flush" in the title is misleading. This is simply a drain and fill. A flush rinses out all of the old fluid before replacing.
I thought this was going to be a video on a transmission FLUSH instead it's a video of a transmission fluid DRAIN.
Is it the same procedure, and same quantity of transmission fluid for the 2016 Honda Civic EX?
Yes, the fluid used in this video should be good with your CVT Transmission.
@@seansshed3729 Congratulations.do you use transmission oil additive for the transmission.my car sounds "smack" when I take P to R at first start in the morning, but what could be the reason why it does not come in the next replacement.. should i use additives
what about the filter?
Hey bro, is there a transmission filter to change same time? Thanks!
There is no filter
There is a filter under the intake air box
@@jossuesandoval7761 the 2011-2013 have a filter. The 14-16 may not due to it being a cvt transmission.
Follow this guy's procedure if you want to have a very problematic Transmission that will cause a substantial amount of dollars to fixed.
What makes tou say that Frank? Im wondering because I'm thinking about doing a change myself....
@@misaelroman1215 to be on the safe side I would buy the Honda fluid or is idemitsu type h plus (same as Honda) just because of the Honda tranny problems in the past . Same with coolant go with Honda due to the aluminum.
Is that ATF for CVT transmissions????
this car has a 5-speed automatic. they make a cvt fluid for the years 2016+
@@Ty-vq1jy I’m pretty sure the 2015 and up have the CVT
@@geraldevans2535 thought it was 14 and up?
This is called a 'drain and fill' not a flush
You just used the wrong trans fluid.
Agreed. He should have used Genuine Honda transmission fluid. Whoever follows this will destroy the transmission!
Reuse the washer ! Cowboy...Unless you have an electron microscope or you are some kinda metal god you cant see the molecular stucture of that washer, how warn, cracked etc. You replace it. A tiny leak due to a flawed washer over a period dead car!!
Wow you obviously don’t know what you talking about
RIP Transmission
the video is not clear !
This is not a flush