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ok, i need to change my clutch fluid. (manual trans) what is going to be the fastes/easiest way? is there a drain plug on the manual trans or am i going to have to disconnect a line on the resivor? im pretty sure there is a drain plug, but i thought i would ask because i dont feel like laying in the stupid snow to check, when it starts to get warmer, im going to change it in my (heated) garage.lol

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RTFM sir.... heh, I been wanting to say that forever. anyway, download the manual you should be good to go. http://hondatech.info/downloads/Auto/Manuals/

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hmm...i have a manual....thank you for that douche bag answer. i was really looking for "yes there is a drain plug" or "no, disconect the line from the resivor" i know i should have used the search right?;)

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Damn right, and now you're banned, HAHA!!!


...just kidding. Yes, jack the car up, take the passenger side wheel off (not neccesary, but helps a lot), and look directly at the side of the tranny. You'll see a cirle (about 1.5-2 inches in diameter) with a square in the middle. Put a socket wrench (without a socket) into that square, and turn it. Use lots of pb blaster, maybe some heat, whatever. I'm in a position right now we're I've got a chunk of socket wrench adaptor stuck in mine, because I pulled too hard with a breaker bar [:@]

So yeah, be careful and it should go nice and smooth

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Well, if you took the time to read it, you'd know if there is a drain plug. Or if you had taken the time, as you say, to use the search function, there is a DIY for this. Oh never mind, I'll let someone else read the manual for me! sheesh! maybe you can use your douche bag for a bleeder.