awgfl88
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Good Afternoon Everyone,
New to forums, hello!
Been reading through all the threads on here but cannot find anyone who seems to have successfully changed their own CVT Trans Fluid in a 2016 Civic EX 2.0.
Wondering has anyone managed to do this yet?
My dealership is trying to quote me $200 to have it drained and filled which is crazy since I can buy the HF2 CVT Fluid for $8.11 a qt.
I'm looking and can see the transmission below the engine air filter, it's obscured but think I can make out the drain plug.
Wondering if anyone has done this themselves yet and can point me in the right direction.
A co-woker of mine has a 2016 Accord which has a dipstick and an easily accessible fill plug, I cannot see that on my Civic.
My best guess is that I'd have to remove the Engine Air Filter housing to access somewhere to fill the transmission fluid up after draining, I was wondering if anyone knew this to be the case after doing it themselves?
Thank you very much for any input.
New to forums, hello!
Been reading through all the threads on here but cannot find anyone who seems to have successfully changed their own CVT Trans Fluid in a 2016 Civic EX 2.0.
Wondering has anyone managed to do this yet?
My dealership is trying to quote me $200 to have it drained and filled which is crazy since I can buy the HF2 CVT Fluid for $8.11 a qt.
I'm looking and can see the transmission below the engine air filter, it's obscured but think I can make out the drain plug.
Wondering if anyone has done this themselves yet and can point me in the right direction.
A co-woker of mine has a 2016 Accord which has a dipstick and an easily accessible fill plug, I cannot see that on my Civic.
My best guess is that I'd have to remove the Engine Air Filter housing to access somewhere to fill the transmission fluid up after draining, I was wondering if anyone knew this to be the case after doing it themselves?
Thank you very much for any input.
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