Always take the fill bolt out first. You don’t want to take the drain bolt out first then be left with a fill bolt that doesn’t want to come off. Great video. Thanks.
Thanks for your video. I have a 2006 civic I just went out and checked it out I think and I was able to sneak down a hose from the top to get to where that fill bolt hole would be so if you wanted to pour in by gravity from above I think you could do that also I got 100,000 miles on my civic and I have not changed though Transmission fluid yet. It’s a manual I guess I need to get on that anyway thanks for your video.
Just one more minor comment you know I think you can get to these bolts and all if you just takeoff the right driver side wheel and now you don’t have to really crawl under the car to get to these bolts to drain it and fill it. Thanks again.
You prolly dont care but if you're stoned like me atm then you can stream all the new movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Been watching with my brother for the last months :)
@@Pastel7440 i went to the honda dealer yesterday to get the fluid and the washers and they guy rold me it was the same washer for both bolts.. so he have me two of the same
Always take the fill bolt out first. You don’t want to take the drain bolt out first then be left with a fill bolt that doesn’t want to come off. Great video. Thanks.
Thanks for your video. I have a 2006 civic I just went out and checked it out I think and I was able to sneak down a hose from the top to get to where that fill bolt hole would be so if you wanted to pour in by gravity from above I think you could do that also I got 100,000 miles on my civic and I have not changed though Transmission fluid yet. It’s a manual I guess I need to get on that anyway thanks for your video.
Just one more minor comment you know I think you can get to these bolts and all if you just takeoff the right driver side wheel and now you don’t have to really crawl under the car to get to these bolts to drain it and fill it. Thanks again.
Thanks a ton. Very helpful to do it myself now😎
You prolly dont care but if you're stoned like me atm then you can stream all the new movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Been watching with my brother for the last months :)
@Fabian Winston Yup, have been using instaflixxer for years myself =)
@@fabianwinston7371 lmao bro what
What size is the bolt? 3/8ths?
How often do you change the synthetic oil that you used and how often do you have to change it if you use the Honda oil?
isaac salazar, every 30,000-40k miles!
Poor civic screams save me from mods
chrisfix??
We're did you get the new Magnetic bolt from And what size is it
You can get them off of eBay or mishimoto
where did you get the bolt you used after?
@Loco J you can get them online on eBay or a car parts website, mine was from eBay.
is the washer for both bolts the same??..
Pretty sure they’re different. But I have an aftermarket drain plug so it is definitely different for me
@@Pastel7440 i went to the honda dealer yesterday to get the fluid and the washers and they guy rold me it was the same washer for both bolts.. so he have me two of the same
@@Pastel7440 but is the diameter of the fill bolt and the drain bolt different??
@@vladrodriguez4989 just found out they were wrong yeah, it’s different
@@vladrodriguez4989 it’ll be okay to reuse them if you don’t have a new one for one of them
This sucks ! Thanks Honda for making this a ridiculous way to add fluid.
how do you check the fluid
Take the fill bolt out and some should trickle out and if it doesn’t then the fluid level is too low or you’re not on level ground.
@@Pastel7440 There's a dip stick too
@@huerosantos7563 only for automatics