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Old 12-28-2008, 06:20 PM
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I'm gonna drain my ATF in the next few days and was just wondering where the drain plug is located? I have a 2001 Civic EX. Is it easy to find like the oil pan plug?
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Not sure on AT..
on MT for a 90 - its on bottom of tran- on passanger side, by CV joint.
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it's on the passenger side, towards the front bottom of the transmission housing.
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oh - and it has a square hole. lol. Makes it real easy to find. Just put your wrench's tip in. Works fine.
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Is one bottle of Honda Genuine ATF enough for a drain and refill?
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i believe you need 3
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Damn i'm glad i ask, i thought i just needed 1. Do you know how much they cost each at the dealership? Cheap or Expensive?
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like $7 each i think
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cost me like 20 bucks to have a shop fill er up.
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you need 4 100% sure
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