Transmission Fluid Change after HALF A DECADE // Honda Integra

Does it make a difference!? Watch to find out.
Transmission fluid should be changed every 50,000 - 100,000 kms, but if your shifts feel a little rough I recommend starting with this as it's cheap and easy to do.
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[@DxsPro]

I would stick to MTF. Dealers are a bit awk to visit, but you will get used to it. The drain washer and plug is the same as oil, so uses same crush washer -- and if you want to get magnetic plugs they are the same size too. I suggest just ordering a bunch of washers from ebay or amayama when you do an order - then you dont have to worry about them.

[@gutterrashautomotive3361]

I've tried a few times with dealers (most recent was trying to source OEM gaskets) but they were a hassle - I'll give them another chance when I need it next I guess. As for the crush washers I ordered a bunch of em off eBay for oil changes which is what I used for the drain, only was missing a washer for the fill plug which is a lot larger. Thanks for the tips man, and cheers for watching the video!

[@DxsPro]

@@gutterrashautomotive3361 you probably already know.. but Amayama is good for parts, and you can use the online catalogue of oemacuraparts etc to get part numbers too.

[@gutterrashautomotive3361]

@@DxsPro I actually didn't know about them! Took a look just then, they seem very useful

[@DxsPro]

@@gutterrashautomotive3361 welcome to the future

[@ChristianLikesFootball]

Thanks for the video, can you tell me how far the pump needs to be pushed into the filler hole (is it a snug fit)? Also the crush washer, is it metal cos i used these type for the sump plugs, on my other cars and they seem to allow for tightenning up better than metal.
www.amazon.com/beler-Washer-Gasket-Corolla-90430-12031/dp/B07791HPK8