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Old 09-24-2009   #16 (permalink)
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Re: 2004 honda civic transmission fluid

thats because shes a girl. if you go and ask, i doubt they would quote you any higher than $90-100.

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my gf was told by a shop that an oil change and transmission fluid flush would cost $330. something told me this was too much. so who is right between the one guy that says there's an internal filter and those who say there isnt a filter at all? no filter at all is what they told us at the dealership in annapolis. if there is one, maybe they actually did take it out and change it, thereby legitimately incurring the huge cost?

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Re: 2004 honda civic transmission fluid

DIY FTW. They may have been what the dealer meant when he said it wasn't designed to be replaced, they didn't replaec it in my friends chris's 2000 and I was standing there when the guy said it doesn't get replaced. It sounded kinda retarted to me why you wouldn't change the atf filter after a what? 60k change interval? then again the trans is enclosed and not open to elements like the crankcase therefore maybe it doesn't get as dirty? Since it's a sealed system and only the fluid is going around the gears?
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Re: 2004 honda civic transmission fluid

it only cost me $20 for fluid and washer.....pick up at the dealer and change the fluid and drive back to dealer to drop off used fluid...
mine was manual and it's harder to change manual....i've done it on my mother's accord, super easy and she noticed it too...
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