All the trans are automatic. (Is there a difference in changing them?)
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02/25/2011 13:10
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Re: [Shop-talk] Changing transmission fluid
Are you talking about manual or automatic transmissions?
Phil Ethier West Side Saint Paul Minnesota USA
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----- Original Message -----
> From: eric at megageek.com
> To: shop-talk at Autox.Team.Net
> Sent: Friday, February 25, 2011 11:37:34 AM
> Subject: [Shop-talk] Changing transmission fluid
>
> OK, I normally don't do tranny flushes myself because I don't have a
> machine to do it.
>
> But, my buddy is asking me to do it and I'm thinking now might be a
> good
> time to buy a machine. Here are my questions...
>
> At about $170 per fluid flush, a machine is paid for after four or
> five
> jobs, so I can justify the cost.
>
> Anyone know of good machines to get, brands to stay away from? Are
> they
> types or styles that work better/worst? (remember, I know nothing
> about
> these machines.)
>
> A few of the posts I've been reading elsewhere mentioned that some
> cars
> advise AGAINST using the machines. They say to just drain, refill,
> drive
> a little bit and repeat. Is there a reason to NOT use a machine to
> flush
> it?
>
> Finally, my buddy's 2003 Honda Accord needs a change and he is getting
> a
> mechanic that is telling him all that he needs is a drain and refill.
> He
> is willing to pay me to do the change, which would put me $170 closer
> to
> having this machine paid for, but if it only needs a drain/refill, I
> can't
> justify the machine.
>
> What is the deal with Honda Accords?
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