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Just finished replacing the clutch in my 1995 Honda Accord. Used your video to give me a general idea on how to proceed. Also used the Honda Service Manual, which gives a point by point breakdown of each step. Between the two sources it took me two days. In your video you say to level the car and put in three quarts of Honda oil. I did so and about half a quart spilled out into the catch basin. So it only held about two quarts. Is there something that I am missing?
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Did you drain all of the old oil out?
you are talking about the transmission gear oil correct?
There still could have been some left inside.when you drained the trans. you removed the drain plug.
did you warm up the trans to get the oil hot?Quoted From Trcustoms719:
Did you drain all of the old oil out?
you are talking about the transmission gear oil correct?
There still could have been some left inside.I thought all of the oil would have been drained when I removed the drain plug, sounds like this is not the case
Quoted From college man:
when you drained the trans. you removed the drain plug.
did you warm up the trans to get the oil hot?By the time I got to drain the tranny the engine was cold.
Quoted From Beefy:
Which video are you talking about bud? I’m just curious.
The video for the Acura and Honda clutch replacement.
Quoted From outdoorsman310:
look in your manual to see what the change is. it could be 2.5qts
Da says in the manual 2 quarts with overhaul.
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