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Its my understanding that you can't fully drain the tranny with just the drain plug. Numerous places discuss replacement of fluid 2 or 3 times to essentially totally dilute and drain the old fluid with new. Some places recommend driving as much as 100 mi between replacements vs just a few miles. Either way seems better than never changing - like myself who only recently learned of the need to replace. At 67K I hope I'll be ok.
You can do one drainant fill or multiple it just depends on how clean you want the fluid personally if it was my car I would change the transmission fluid once and then come back after 500 miles and do it again if I own the Honda and then at that point if the fluid looks the way I want it then I would stick with that if it's still dark I would do a third drain and fill. Let's give a man a fishing pole & show him how to fish. Together! We can get your vehicles to run better than brand new! For me to get credit & be "Your" Independent AMSOIL Dealer, please use my website below or my dealer no. 5331179 call anytime Eben Rockmaker 702-472-3614 After you click on: syntheticoilprotection.net 1. Click the hamburger menu 2. Click offers AMSOIL preferred customer 3. Click join now. 6-month PC member add to cart. ( There is no reoccurring renewal membership unless you select that dot box ) ( You have the option to not have your credit card saved if you prefer - est. 1972 ) 4. Scroll up to the top Select shop by vehicle. New Promo Code: FREESHAMPOO
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I know this is an older video, but I really want to try this on my 07 Ridgeline. Do I have to use the Signature Series ATF or can I get away with using the OE Multi-vehicle ATF? I don't tow anything and the truck is my daily/commuting vehicle in DC traffic, so lots of stop and go. Thanks.
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It's always good to double check it with the lookup guide because sometimes they update the technical bulletin. Find Products For All Vehicles - www.amsoil.com/guides/?zo=5331179
It's kind of weird because my brothers Odyssey Manual calls for Z1 which the Red Cap Amsoil ATF would work. But Honda replaced the Z1 with DW-1 and the Amsoil recommendation is the blue cap fuel efficient ATF. Really weird.
Correct they update technical bulletins all the time so sometimes they'll take the older specification and update it to the newer one and that's common for fuel efficiency and different dynamics of that nature.
Most of the Hondas are a basic drain and fill there is no filter that comes out like most pan drops It's just a 3/8 drive where you can drain it and fill it for most of them also the CVT's that stands for continuously variable transmission those are a drain and fill as well. are very similar as well. Most of the general motors vehicles have a filter and it's always good to replace the gasket. Also Mercedes transmissions have the filter that's replaceable as well. You'll see a couple videos I did ago on my 13 SL550 transmission fluid change - th-cam.com/video/a_2UNq7FO1E/w-d-xo.html
That is correct You need to have the proper specification as long as it meets the Honda specification you can use any fluid however using the 100% synthetic will make a huge difference You'll have less wear less friction less heat or transmission will shift better You'll get better fuel mileage and most importantly your transmission will last exponentially longer. Check this .... ♥️ AMSOIL Performance Tests: Read This Article - www.amsoil.com/performancetests.aspx?zo=5331179
I completed the transition of my 2001 Honda Odyssey from Honda ATF-DW1 to Amsoil Signature Series Multi-Vehicle Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid. I did four 3.5 quart drain and fills over a five week period and now I have 90% Amsoil ATF in my transmission. Even though I was good about draining and filling with the Honda ATF-DW1 twice a year, the tranny did jerky early and late shifting. Now the shifting is smooth and solid - sometimes even brisk. The Transmission seems to slip less when I'm going 55 mph and I hardly have to press the gas peddle to keep it at 55. With Amsoil, you pay more to get better protection and a better experience. The flawed design of the 2nd Gen Odyssey transmission calls for a solution where I might need to pay more to get it to last longer.
@Synthetic Oil Protection I found out that my regular independent mechanic uses Amsoil ATF for his customer's transmission drain and fills because it is one of the few after-market ATFs, that is not from the original auto manufacturer, yet does not create more problems than it solves. Amsoil ATF is a safe bet for my independent mechanic to use in his business.
Great question on certain vehicles there is a pan you can drop and then there's a filter in there with magnets some vehicles have no panda drop and you'll notice a lot of the Hondas especially the CVT transmissions are all a drain and fill. It just depends on the vehicle and the way it was made. I really like the Hondas because it's real easy to do the transmission drain and fill. This is my link and if you ever want to triams oil this will give you the wholesale pricing and I would be your dealer so you could always ask me questions when you use my Amsoil link. Thanks for checking out the channel 💯 There's also a transmission fluid playlist here on the channel that you can see tons of different transmissions and the way they are put together. Professional YouLubher: Eben Rockmaker Regency Gold Direct Jobber AMSOIL Specialist (Dealer#: 5331179) 702-472-3614 Get AMSOIL Wholesale Pricing - www.amsoil.com/offers/pc/?zo=5331179
I would try just running a bottle of PI performance improver that will clean the valves the injectors and I would also reset the battery take the battery cable off for a minute and put it back on and that will reset it. I usually do that every time I change the air filter. this will really help your engine run smoother more powerful and run much more efficient with less smog. www.amsoil.com/p/p-i-performance-improver-gasoline-additive-api/?zo=5331179
Check engine= New cats, O2, Vacum clean...pretty normal on this being a 06 that is great, if you are getting low millage I will suggest you change coil spark plugs and inyectors that will give you the best MPG you can get on these trucks, equal to a 23 on that range, considering that the mpg 23,24 is not real that is worth it..
I mean if you leave the transmission fluid without changing it eventually the transmission will be wrecked anyways so in my belief it's always best to change it because that way it can be cleaned and shifting better. If it was my personal vehicle I would change the fluid every 30,000 mi on something like this. It just depends on if you're towing or what type of driving conditions you're doing. The transmission fluid change as you'll see here is pretty simple so it's definitely worth doing and will increase your car's performance and longevity. this is my website and if you're thinking of trying amsoil it's best to get it as a amsoil preferred customer you'll see that as you scroll down Synthetic Oil Protection Website - syntheticoilprotection.net/
@@Syntheticoilprotection thanks a lot for taking the time to respond. One more thing my transmission also is making some noise uphill you thinking may have something to do with that?
I want to try this atf fluid on my 06 civic, are you sure it wont damage honda transmissions? Honda is very particular about only using their atf fluid
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@@Syntheticoilprotection How has your Ridgeline held up after switching to Amsoil? I began transitioning my 2001 Honda Odyssey to Signature Series Multi-Vehicle Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid. I just drained and filled 3.5 quarts. I'll do the drain and fill three more times in the next six weeks. Sometimes I have misgivings about doing this because I'm so indoctrinated about using only genuine Honda ATF. Part of this transition will include installing a transmission cooler, that I have already ordered, and installing an external in-line ATF filter, since my 2001 Odyssey has the OEM ATF filter inside the transmission.
All the cars that I switch over to Amsoil are always better they shift faster they run smoother with less vibration and they get better gas mileage every single time😉
@@Syntheticoilprotection Thanks for the feed back on Amsoil. The main thing I am looking for with Amsoil is longevity. The second generation Odyssey transmissions don't last past 170k. My previous Odyssey transmission only made it to 128k. I'm hoping Amsoil ATF will help my Odyssey Transmission last past 250 k.
The crush washer is okay to reuse as long as you put it on the same way it came off. Most of the pans are all aluminum also the threads are aluminum you want to be very light most of those are going to be anywhere from 20 to 35 lb of torque. If you go really hard you can really damage it and strip all the threads out.
My transmission fluid is at the minimum mark, but when I loosened the drain plug, nothing came out. Is that normal? Should I top it off and then see if it drains? What should I do if it still doesn’t drain?
Good question most likely you didn't open the drain plug because it would have came out you probably open the wrong Bolt. I would double check the bolts and see if you open the wrong one
Synthetic Oil Protection I know I took out the correct one, it’s the only 3/8 female bolt, but one thing I did notice is that it doesn’t have that magnetized end. It’s a short bolt and I checked inside to see maybe if it snapped off and is stuck in there blocking it and I didn’t see anything obstructing it. I’m thinking if I put a new magnetized drain plug on it it’ will maybe remove some metal shavings that could be stopping it from flowing. And thank you for the video and speedy response! If you have any more suggestions for me I’ll greatly appreciate.
These are just a basic drain and fill. There is but it's internal so you want to make sure you just drain and fill and change the fluid more often than not and use the best stuff you can
Most of the Hondas and Toyotas are all a drain and fill so they have no filter to change. A lot of new CVT transmissions all are the same way they're just a basic drain and fill just like a differential. You'll see the playlist on the channel if you go to the homepage and go to transmission fluid changes you'll see how similar all the economy cars are and how they're very basic just drain and then fill it 💯 I highly recommend themselves products this is my personal link if you ever have any questions you can always reach out to me I would be your Amsoil dealer and I could always help you and I thoroughly appreciate any future business and or business thank you for being a part of my TH-cam community my ❤️🇺🇸❤️ Professional YouLubher: Eben Rockmaker Regency Gold Direct Jobber AMSOIL Specialist (Dealer#: 5331179) 702-472-3614 ✅✅✅ New To AMSOIL I Recommend The AMSOIL 6 Month PC Membership because it will save you about $33 on a $100 purchase after the difference in tax - www.amsoil.com/offers/pc/?zo=5331179
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My 18-year-old son bought a 2001 Camry LE with a 189 k on the odometer. With the four cylinder engine, the automatic transmission shifts a little rough and abrupt. Would the Amsoil Signature Series Multi-Vehicle Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid help ths Camry to shift more smooth and predicable as well as increase he life of the transmission?
Yes most likely there could be something wrong with the transmission but most likely it's just the fluid is thick an oxidized so by changing the fluid it will definitely make a huge difference as long as there's nothing physically broken inside the transmission. Lookup For Your Vehicles - www.amsoil.com/guides.aspx?zo=5331179
@@Syntheticoilprotection The past owners seem to have been attentive with oil changes since, the car does not seem to be leaking oil or burning oil. But, I wonder if the car ever had an ATF fluid replacement, or drain and fill, since the car left the factory in 2001. The ATF is somewhat clear brown, not opaque brown, on the dipstick, and not a hint of purple. The Toyota branded Dexron III is saturated Magenta/Purple. I bought five quarts of the Toyota branded ATF. I'm going to get the Transmission and Axle Differential current with new Toyota ATF, for now. Then, over the next nine months, I'll search owner forums and owner groups, on social media, to find some solid confirmation that using third party full synthetic ATF is a right move with these Camrys. If a Toyota transmission can drive past 350k, just with using Toyota branded ATF with regular fluid replacement intervals, it’s possible that The Amsoil Signature Series Multi-Vehicle Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid could make the Toyota Transmission last forever. After looking at the Camry owners groups, a little bit, the owners are not aggressively seeking ATF alternatives as you would find with the Honda owners.
Honda spec call for a full Synthetic Transmission Fluid that meets Z1 rating (1st generation Ridgelines 2006 ~ 2014 ) and or BW1 rated fluid (meets or exceeds 1st & all 2nd generation Ridgelines ) Ridgeline owner should read the fine print ratings on the back of any full synthetic ATF before buying it 👍
If I’m changing my drive shaft propeller , how much quarts should I put back in ? Should I completely drain it from the pan after putting in the new drive shaft and before I fill it back up? (2010 Honda Ridgeline.
Yes I would just do a full fluid change. This will give you the fluid capacities for your specific vehicle also it'll give you the products. AMSOIL Products & Vehicle Lookup - www.amsoil.com/guides.aspx?zo=5331179
I'm looking for a dealer in the Vegas area. I'm in Boulder and work 6-12's for a contractor. I have a 90 F250 with the 5 speed manual and 4x4 with a 5.9 12 valve Cummings. I need 4 gal of 15-40 and I'm not sure what I need for the trans and transfer case. Oil types and how many quotes/gal.?
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Please research h the proper procedures. This isn't it...the transmission fluid at operating Temps to promote draining. The also the fluid need to be at operating Temps to get an accurate level reading. Then the whole procedure needs to be done at least 3 times.
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Very good video, my friend. Excellent I like it a lot.👍👍👍
Thank you😊
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Omg I found someone with my truck🤪 I have lots and lots of questions!!!!
Love this truck dude!
Excelente video my friend, very informative, 👍🏻
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Thanks Eben. Helps me figure out 2012 Honda Odyssey Amsoil ATF change. Was worried to change it. Because Honda Trans are soo picky and delicate
I've never found the Honda transmission to be picky or delicate they've always ran great for me.
How about the fluid fliter do I need also to replaced?
Some Transmissions have a replaceable filter others don't most of the Hondas are a basic drain and fill
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I am curious if this method requires 4 quarts total or 8 quarts total? Either way doing it yourself saves so much money thank you!
Its my understanding that you can't fully drain the tranny with just the drain plug. Numerous places discuss replacement of fluid 2 or 3 times to essentially totally dilute and drain the old fluid with new. Some places recommend driving as much as 100 mi between replacements vs just a few miles. Either way seems better than never changing - like myself who only recently learned of the need to replace. At 67K I hope I'll be ok.
You can do one drainant fill or multiple it just depends on how clean you want the fluid personally if it was my car I would change the transmission fluid once and then come back after 500 miles and do it again if I own the Honda and then at that point if the fluid looks the way I want it then I would stick with that if it's still dark I would do a third drain and fill.
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I know this is an older video, but I really want to try this on my 07 Ridgeline. Do I have to use the Signature Series ATF or can I get away with using the OE Multi-vehicle ATF? I don't tow anything and the truck is my daily/commuting vehicle in DC traffic, so lots of stop and go. Thanks.
Yes you can use the OE version. The big difference is are the way the signature series holds heat and also flows better in the cold👍😃
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Do you remember if the Ridgeline called for Honda Z1 or DW-1 ATF?
It's always good to double check it with the lookup guide because sometimes they update the technical bulletin.
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It's kind of weird because my brothers Odyssey Manual calls for Z1 which the Red Cap Amsoil ATF would work. But Honda replaced the Z1 with DW-1 and the Amsoil recommendation is the blue cap fuel efficient ATF. Really weird.
Been scratching my head on this one
Correct they update technical bulletins all the time so sometimes they'll take the older specification and update it to the newer one and that's common for fuel efficiency and different dynamics of that nature.
Does the Transmission have any filter to replace?
This is a basic drain & Fill.
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Nope. No filter to change on this Ridgeline.
Most of the Hondas are a basic drain and fill there is no filter that comes out like most pan drops It's just a 3/8 drive where you can drain it and fill it for most of them also the CVT's that stands for continuously variable transmission those are a drain and fill as well. are very similar as well.
Most of the general motors vehicles have a filter and it's always good to replace the gasket. Also Mercedes transmissions have the filter that's replaceable as well.
You'll see a couple videos I did ago on my 13 SL550 transmission fluid change -
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You’re supposed to put nothing but Honda fluid in these transmissions
That is correct You need to have the proper specification as long as it meets the Honda specification you can use any fluid however using the 100% synthetic will make a huge difference You'll have less wear less friction less heat or transmission will shift better You'll get better fuel mileage and most importantly your transmission will last exponentially longer.
Check this ....
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I completed the transition of my 2001 Honda Odyssey from Honda ATF-DW1 to Amsoil Signature Series Multi-Vehicle Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid. I did four 3.5 quart drain and fills over a five week period and now I have 90% Amsoil ATF in my transmission. Even though I was good about draining and filling with the Honda ATF-DW1 twice a year, the tranny did jerky early and late shifting. Now the shifting is smooth and solid - sometimes even brisk. The Transmission seems to slip less when I'm going 55 mph and I hardly have to press the gas peddle to keep it at 55. With Amsoil, you pay more to get better protection and a better experience. The flawed design of the 2nd Gen Odyssey transmission calls for a solution where I might need to pay more to get it to last longer.
Sweet, thanks for sharing that with the channel I really really appreciate you☕🇺🇲🎥
@Synthetic Oil Protection I found out that my regular independent mechanic uses Amsoil ATF for his customer's transmission drain and fills because it is one of the few after-market ATFs, that is not from the original auto manufacturer, yet does not create more problems than it solves. Amsoil ATF is a safe bet for my independent mechanic to use in his business.
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So why aren't you changing the transmission filter you're running clean oil to dirty filter
Great question on certain vehicles there is a pan you can drop and then there's a filter in there with magnets some vehicles have no panda drop and you'll notice a lot of the Hondas especially the CVT transmissions are all a drain and fill.
It just depends on the vehicle and the way it was made.
I really like the Hondas because it's real easy to do the transmission drain and fill.
This is my link and if you ever want to triams oil this will give you the wholesale pricing and I would be your dealer so you could always ask me questions when you use my Amsoil link.
Thanks for checking out the channel 💯
There's also a transmission fluid playlist here on the channel that you can see tons of different transmissions and the way they are put together.
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Nice video. Thanks
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Running smooth even with the check engine light on!
Tell be about it......LOL
these new cars always have the check engine or tire monitor on all the time:)
My Ridgeline does that every so often. It needs a new catalytic converter.
@@omarvaldez00 delete them lmao mine is doin that at the moment fixin to take them off
I would try just running a bottle of PI performance improver that will clean the valves the injectors and I would also reset the battery take the battery cable off for a minute and put it back on and that will reset it.
I usually do that every time I change the air filter.
this will really help your engine run smoother more powerful and run much more efficient with less smog. www.amsoil.com/p/p-i-performance-improver-gasoline-additive-api/?zo=5331179
Check engine= New cats, O2, Vacum clean...pretty normal on this being a 06 that is great, if you are getting low millage I will suggest you change coil spark plugs and inyectors that will give you the best MPG you can get on these trucks, equal to a 23 on that range, considering that the mpg 23,24 is not real that is worth it..
my honda ridgeline got 26000 miles is safe to do that ? i lot people said that on this point it's better to leave as it's is that true?
I mean if you leave the transmission fluid without changing it eventually the transmission will be wrecked anyways so in my belief it's always best to change it because that way it can be cleaned and shifting better.
If it was my personal vehicle I would change the fluid every 30,000 mi on something like this.
It just depends on if you're towing or what type of driving conditions you're doing.
The transmission fluid change as you'll see here is pretty simple so it's definitely worth doing and will increase your car's performance and longevity.
this is my website and if you're thinking of trying amsoil it's best to get it as a amsoil preferred customer you'll see that as you scroll down Synthetic Oil Protection Website - syntheticoilprotection.net/
@@Syntheticoilprotection thanks a lot for taking the time to respond. One more thing my transmission also is making some noise uphill you thinking may have something to do with that?
I really wouldn't know until I physically drive it.
I would definitely take it to a technician and get a couple opinions
I want to try this atf fluid on my 06 civic, are you sure it wont damage honda transmissions? Honda is very particular about only using their atf fluid
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Yes I have used it on many Hondas and every time it's a smoother faster shift also quieter less vibration the difference is 100% synthetic and also the modifiers are higher quality and that's what allows the friction modifiers to work better.
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@@Syntheticoilprotection How has your Ridgeline held up after switching to Amsoil? I began transitioning my 2001 Honda Odyssey to Signature Series Multi-Vehicle Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid. I just drained and filled 3.5 quarts. I'll do the drain and fill three more times in the next six weeks. Sometimes I have misgivings about doing this because I'm so indoctrinated about using only genuine Honda ATF. Part of this transition will include installing a transmission cooler, that I have already ordered, and installing an external in-line ATF filter, since my 2001 Odyssey has the OEM ATF filter inside the transmission.
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All the cars that I switch over to Amsoil are always better they shift faster they run smoother with less vibration and they get better gas mileage every single time😉
@@Syntheticoilprotection Thanks for the feed back on Amsoil. The main thing I am looking for with Amsoil is longevity. The second generation Odyssey transmissions don't last past 170k. My previous Odyssey transmission only made it to 128k. I'm hoping Amsoil ATF will help my Odyssey Transmission last past 250 k.
No crush washer for drain plug? Torque spec? Thanks
The crush washer is okay to reuse as long as you put it on the same way it came off.
Most of the pans are all aluminum also the threads are aluminum you want to be very light most of those are going to be anywhere from 20 to 35 lb of torque.
If you go really hard you can really damage it and strip all the threads out.
Thats not sludge on the drain bolt, that's a magnet for collecting metal filings .
Don’t be that guy.
Check engine light 🤔
I didn't get a chance to check what it was.
My transmission fluid is at the minimum mark, but when I loosened the drain plug, nothing came out. Is that normal? Should I top it off and then see if it drains? What should I do if it still doesn’t drain?
Good question most likely you didn't open the drain plug because it would have came out you probably open the wrong Bolt.
I would double check the bolts and see if you open the wrong one
Synthetic Oil Protection I know I took out the correct one, it’s the only 3/8 female bolt, but one thing I did notice is that it doesn’t have that magnetized end. It’s a short bolt and I checked inside to see maybe if it snapped off and is stuck in there blocking it and I didn’t see anything obstructing it. I’m thinking if I put a new magnetized drain plug on it it’ will maybe remove some metal shavings that could be stopping it from flowing. And thank you for the video and speedy response! If you have any more suggestions for me I’ll greatly appreciate.
Not sure
Synthetic Oil Protection hey just as an update, I DID have the wrong drain bolt, so for anyone reading these comments make sure you look around😂
😄😉, it's okay it's good to always take your time once you get the hang of it you'll be able to do it in your sleep👍
Is there a transmission filter or screen?
These are just a basic drain and fill.
There is but it's internal so you want to make sure you just drain and fill and change the fluid more often than not and use the best stuff you can
Honda tranny filters are not changeable. simple drain and fill only. Don't flush.
Do you recommend the transmission filter be changed out?
Most of the Hondas and Toyotas are all a drain and fill so they have no filter to change.
A lot of new CVT transmissions all are the same way they're just a basic drain and fill just like a differential.
You'll see the playlist on the channel if you go to the homepage and go to transmission fluid changes you'll see how similar all the economy cars are and how they're very basic just drain and then fill it 💯
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My 18-year-old son bought a 2001 Camry LE with a 189 k on the odometer. With the four cylinder engine, the automatic transmission shifts a little rough and abrupt. Would the Amsoil Signature Series Multi-Vehicle Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid help ths Camry to shift more smooth and predicable as well as increase he life of the transmission?
Yes most likely there could be something wrong with the transmission but most likely it's just the fluid is thick an oxidized so by changing the fluid it will definitely make a huge difference as long as there's nothing physically broken inside the transmission.
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@@Syntheticoilprotection The past owners seem to have been attentive with oil changes since, the car does not seem to be leaking oil or burning oil. But, I wonder if the car ever had an ATF fluid replacement, or drain and fill, since the car left the factory in 2001. The ATF is somewhat clear brown, not opaque brown, on the dipstick, and not a hint of purple. The Toyota branded Dexron III is saturated Magenta/Purple. I bought five quarts of the Toyota branded ATF. I'm going to get the Transmission and Axle Differential current with new Toyota ATF, for now. Then, over the next nine months, I'll search owner forums and owner groups, on social media, to find some solid confirmation that using third party full synthetic ATF is a right move with these Camrys. If a Toyota transmission can drive past 350k, just with using Toyota branded ATF with regular fluid replacement intervals, it’s possible that The Amsoil Signature Series Multi-Vehicle Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid could make the Toyota Transmission last forever. After looking at the Camry owners groups, a little bit, the owners are not aggressively seeking ATF alternatives as you would find with the Honda owners.
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@@Syntheticoilprotection Thanks.
Is synthetic good for high mileage. I heard it works as a detergent and will unclog seals that have worn and will start leaking
You're good to flush any car.
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The only time you don't want to do a flush is if you have an oil leak.
Honda spec call for a full Synthetic Transmission Fluid that meets Z1 rating (1st generation Ridgelines 2006 ~ 2014 ) and or BW1 rated fluid (meets or exceeds 1st & all 2nd generation Ridgelines ) Ridgeline owner should read the fine print ratings on the back of any full synthetic ATF before buying it 👍
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If I’m changing my drive shaft propeller , how much quarts should I put back in ? Should I completely drain it from the pan after putting in the new drive shaft and before I fill it back up? (2010 Honda Ridgeline.
Yes I would just do a full fluid change.
This will give you the fluid capacities for your specific vehicle also it'll give you the products.
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I'm looking for a dealer in the Vegas area. I'm in Boulder and work 6-12's for a contractor. I have a 90 F250 with the 5 speed manual and 4x4 with a 5.9 12 valve Cummings. I need 4 gal of 15-40 and I'm not sure what I need for the trans and transfer case. Oil types and how many quotes/gal.?
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Please research h the proper procedures. This isn't it...the transmission fluid at operating Temps to promote draining. The also the fluid need to be at operating Temps to get an accurate level reading. Then the whole procedure needs to be done at least 3 times.