Honda Civic (10th Gen) - Replace BOTH transmission filters and fluid
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2023
- This is a detailed step-by-step video of how to change the Honda CVT transmission warmer filter in the engine bay, the trans filter inside the pan, and the fluid along with all the torque values. Even if you call most Honda dealerships, they will not tell you these cars take two transmission filters. Searching online, will give you the part number for just one of the two filters. Please find the part numbers and current pricing as of August of 2023 below.
These CVT transmissions have a much higher rate of failure if the fluid and these filters are not replaced every 30,000 miles.
Honda 25420-5LJ-003 Strainer Assembly (CVT) - 2015-2021 Honda $17.00
Honda 91308-5LJ-003 O-Ring (21.8X1.9) - 2015-2021 Honda $1.50
Honda 21814-RJ2-003 Gasket, Oil Pan - 2013-2021 Honda - $11
Honda 25450-P4V-013 Filter 1996-2022 Honda - $22
Honda 25565-5LJ-A01 O-Ring B, 2015-2022 Honda $4
Honda 25564-5LJ-A01 O-Ring A, 2015-2022 Honda $2.50
Transmission fluid drain plug crush washers for Honda Civic 10-pack on Amazon - $6
Honda (08200-HCF2) CVT Transmission Fluid $10 x 6 = $60
FloTool 10701 Spill Saver Multi-Purpose Funnel, Blue from Amazon $2.50
Approximately $130
I purchased the all the Honda parts and fluid from either www.hondapartsnow.com/ or www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/ (not sponsors). If you know of better pricing with genuine honda parts online, please share in the comments.
Tools and items used for this job are in the video. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Great video Honda dealer near me service manager said filters don't ever need to be changed. Sorry but not buying off on that. I bought a 2015 CRV AWD from a friend of mine he changed the transmission fluid every 25,000 miles and used Honda fluids but never changed the filters. Dealer convinced him it didn't need to be done. I have all Honda parts and fluids and will be changing it all out at 94,500 miles. I'll clean the MAF sensor while I'm at it.
@@mechanic7417, thanks for taking the time to comment. Good plan!
Very thorough and detailed video for this procedure! It's easy to tell you have experience and a great work ethic and attention to detail. I really like the quick synopsis/summary at the beginning as it helps to review the procedure if one gets "stuck" during the job and makes it not necessary to search throughout the entire video! Thanks for sharing your expertise.
You just showed me how to swap my filter in the first 30 seconds thank you! I’ve already done a fluid flush before but barley learned I had a little filter there 😅
My pleasure...there is one more filter inside the pan...and in the video.
@@masood-tv yes I still watched all the way through thank you!
A nice walkthrough with every detail noted. Excellent work!
Thanks.
Great video step by step how to remove or replace both filters top and bottom. thank you .
Thank you, Armando.
Amazing video. I always wondered how many bottles i need. You are very detailed. Thank you Masood
Thanks a lot.
its one of the most detailed video very knowledgeable
Thanks a lot, Sidhu.
Thanks for this information. Just changing fluid will do no good if it is not circulating because of plugged filters which I had no idea of. Greatly appreciated.
You are welcome.
Very helpful thanks!
thank you for sharing. need to get on it right away. I put 100k miles on my 18 civic and just learned I need to go through this whole ordeal at every 30k miles. hope I didn't mess up the car yet :)
You are welcome, better now than later...
Howd it go bro ? Im barely doing it at 70k and i got it at 30k w no idea if its ever even been done😭
Thank you so much! This helps a ton!
Thanks, Logan.
ITS A PERFECT VIDEO THANK YOU
Thanks, Ricardo.
You do a thorough job of cleaning and assembling those parts unlike most shops are half ass and don’t even clean the residual dirty oil out of the pan those scum bag lazy ass shops but I have no choices since I am a retired mechanic with severe arthritis and unable to do these tasks myself
Hey Mike - I get you. I have family and friends around your age and can sympathize. I would recommend searching online for local shops with great feedback from their customers...
I'm a retired aircraft mechanic when we disassembled something it was thoroughly cleaned. It had to be that way to find cracked sheet metal or other damage that might have been covered up because it wasn't clean.
@masood I have a 2021 Honda CRV 1.5l turbo is the torque spec for the transmission cooler and the cut oil sump the same as the civic cause to me I think it’s the same engine and what is the torque spec for the oil sump and the transmission cooler housing
For Honda Civic ex-t 2017 is it the same of si model 16 foot torque wrench for change spark plug or is lower because I think i see vidéo they Said 13 or 14 foot
Thanks for showing you are awesome .
Thanks a lot.
Awesome video! Thank you very much. If i have the car on jack stands, is it okay to rev the engine at idle to bring it to running temperature? My car does not warm up to running temperature unless I drive it.
Hi Jose, absolutely. Thanks.
does the civic and accord use the same cvt?? need the filters for my 2013 accord..
Can I replace the red filter on top without draining the transmission fluid?
My filter is coming next week but I have the parts to change the oil pan filter and gasket along with the fluid. I want to make sure I can change the filter on top at a later time. Thank you man great video!
Hi Bryan, yes, you can. Thx.
Great vid thanks
Thanks, Jean.
Video rất hay cám ơn bạn rất nhiều
Thank you, Binh.
Hi thanks for the video! can you share the maintenance manual for this gearbox?
Hi Arthur, thx. I don't want to breach any laws. But, please search in Google, and you should be able to find it.
Just swappen my CVT ATM oil, but I did not swap either of the fiilters out.
1. Does the service manual say anything about swapping the filters? Is the filter swap suggested by Honda, or this just extra maintenance that is optional?
2. Can I still go ahead and swap out the upper warmere-filter and two gaskets? Just don't want to drain out the new CVT fluid to remove the bottom ATM filter. Which filter doese most of the filtering, the one in the pan?
Great video!
Hi Razz, yes, the one in the pan does most of the filtering. Wait a couple thousand miles and do both. When you just drain, not all of the fluid drains out. A second one of the pan will freshen up your fluid pretty good. The filter is not expensive. From then on, replace both filters and fluid every 30k miles for sure.
did my 1st fluid change at 100k...i bought the car from a dealer used at 40k miles so i think it was drained & filled by the dealership once. I didnt realize i had CVT...I replaced the cylindrical filter at the heat exchange but left the strainer. I will replace it on the next fluid change. im thinking of doing another fluid change at 120k and then keeping up every 30k..
Congrats!
Hello,
Can i replace small(upper) filter without oil drain? I have just replaced oil but forgot to change it.
Hello Giorgi, yes, you can.
Hey Man great video thank you so much for all your information! I just have a few questions I just bought a brand new 2024 11th gen civic would you be able to do this same video for the 11th gen civic or is the procedure the same on the new generation? Also you refer to the Honda service manual a few times how did you get ahold of that manual Honda tells me it’s all online and they can’t give anyone access to it?
Hi Isaac, thanks. I have not worked on a 24 yet, but my guess is that it should be the same. To find out, call a Honda dealership, give them the part numbers in the video and ask if they have them and if they fit your VIN#. I downloaded the manual a couple of years ago from the web. But I don't remember where I got it from, unfortunately.
Is same 2022-2024
Hey man I broke 2 bolts, one of the filter that goes inside the pan and one that holds the pan. I put everything back together except those 2 bolts, now my car shuts off when stop the car.
Any suggestions on what may happened and what should I do?
Are half of the bolts stuck inside? You probably overtorqued or cross threaded them. There are ways to get them out. Search youtube for practical directions to get them out, then purchase new bolts from the dealer.
Hey man great video, getting a bit of bucking on my 2015 cvt, been thinking about tackling the strainer and the cvt warming filter +fluid change. How did the car handle after the change?
Hi, thanks. Drove great afterwards.
After adding 4 liters of CVT transmission oil from the top, starting the car, shifting to all gears, and then opening the excess oil drain plug on top, how much excess oil did you estimate to drain?how much liters?
Hello, Cemal. I explain it starting at around 23:10 minutes of the video.
Is the filter inside the tranmission pan the same on the 1.5 and 2.0 hinda engines?
Hello, I am pretty sure it is, but please check with your local honda dealership or online to verify part numbers.
Did you check the fluid level while the car is idling or off? Thanks in advance
As it idles and reaches temp....np.
Hi! Tell me what the reason might be. My car has a mileage of 80,000 km. After changing the oil and filters, I drove 700 km. At some point, there were tremors and after 200 meters the car stopped. My CVT belt is torn. What could be the reason?
Honda civic 2019
Hi, heat and aggressive driving. Heat from low fluid level...
What is the gasket called exactly on the site ? For the pan ?
Hi - I have all the parts and part numbers in the description.
You can replace the top cvt filter without draining it?
Yes.
The gasket needs no adhesive on the pan?
Hi Bill, no.
Hi I just have question what torque wrench spec for Honda Civic ex-t 2017 lbs foot
Hi Jeff, the torque values I give in this video apply to Civics from 2015 and up...
Spec for change spark plug for Honda Civic ex-t 2017 turbo with torque wrench
@@Jeff-ts4ht 16 ft pd
Do you really need to replace the filters that early? I thought they can be replaced until 60K miles?
30K mile just drain and fill?
You could defer filter replacements to every 60K...but the fluid on these CVT's have to be replaced every 30K miles.
Does any fluid come out when you take the filter out
The little top filter
Hello Mark. No.
Thanks
Now's the time to consider a CVT fix additive.
Is that the 1.5L engine or 2.0L
1.5L.
I don't think people should do this more than once if even that. At most you MIGHT argue 1 change of filters at 150Kish or something but it wasn't designed for frequent changes and people risk not sealing something up or some other mistake. If you clog those filters up with transmission debris, you got bigger problems.
Hi Greg, CVT manufacturers recommend replacing the fluid every 30k miles....
However, your concern is noteworthy. This job has to be done properly and in clean environments.
I agree. I bought my Civic brand new in 2016 and just now will do the transmission fluid/ filter change now with 90K miles and no issues so far.
@@nandojunior-gl3rg Keep in mind please that you can make transmissions last a long time by not driving aggressively, driving without passengers, and mostly on straight roads. So, a lot depends on driving conditions, road slopes, and the load on the car. CVT exacerbates it all. The 30K mile fluid change is recommended by Honda - not me.
@@masood-tvI second your opinion, I’ve been changing my 2019 Honda civic’s cvt fluid every 30k miles and I’m about to hit 90k and do the filter change. Cvt is different then your regular automatic transmission, cvt gotta be babied or it will fail bad. Thank you for the tutorial on how to do the service properly, I didn’t even know there was a filter in the heat exchanger.
@@veryloudcrepes3956 thanks.
Hi will this filter and seals fit a 2022 Honda Civic cvc transmission? 2.0 motor? Anyone? Thanks?
The warmer filter, (top,) is same. The bottom filter is different for the 2.0.