2018 Honda Accord Transmission Fluid Change - CVT - HCF 2

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This video shows the process to replace the HCF-2 Transmission fluid in a 2018 Honda Accord with a CVT transmission. I have provided other information on the fluid type and fluid capacity for other transmission types on the 10th generation 2018 Honda Accord EX-L.
PLEASE BE CAREFUL AND USE THE RIGHT FLUID THAT IS REQUIRED BY THE TRANSMISSION IN YOUR VEHICLE. I ONLY RECOMMEND TO USE HCF-2 CERTIFIED TRANSMISSION FLUID IN A HONDA CVT TRANSMISSION.
Transmission: 10 speed Automatic Transmission
REQUIRED FLUID TYPE: Honda ATF 2.0
Part# 08200-9015
Transmission: Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT)
REQUIRED FLUID TYPE: Honda HCF-2
Part# 08200-HCF2
Transmission: Manual
REQUIRED FLUID TYPE: Honda MTF
Part# 08798-9031
Transmission: Electronic Continuously Variable "Transmission" (ECVT)
REQUIRED FLUID TYPE: Honda ATF DW-1
Part# 08200-9008
(Hybrid model)
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While David Stumph strives to make the information provided in this video as accurate as possible, David Stumph makes no claims, promises, or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness or applicability of the content. No information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. All do-it-yourself projects entail some risk. It is the sole responsibility of the viewer to assume this risk. David Stumph is not responsible or liable for any loss damage (including, but not limited to, actual, consequential, or punitive), liability, claim, or any other injury or cause related to or resulting from any information posted in this video.

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@mugensamurai 2 года назад

This is probably the best instructional video I've seen on the subject.

@Cristian-rc4gw 2 года назад

Agree

@carloscoke05 6 месяцев назад

Echoing what's already been said, this is just an unbelievably helpful how-to video. You could not have explained, described, and communicated everything more clearly. You put on an absolute clinic - a masterclass - on how to make instructional videos. Great work, thank you sir!

@meech37 Год назад

I've never seen an automotive instructional video that is this clear. Quite impressive really.

@sabrinavenegas8592 3 месяца назад

As a 26 year old woman who’s father just passed and my Honda dealership giving me a recommended $2,000 worth of work, I couldn’t be more grateful for these videos. Thankfully my dad left behind most/all the tools I’ll need to take care of this myself!

@joselaynez1579 3 месяца назад

Yeah dealerships will stick it to u so easily, have to be careful with them. I was just quoted $1500 also, tires included.

@importjz 10 месяцев назад

First video that actually check the 12 mm bolt at the end. Great job

@likewaaaazaa Год назад

Quality filming, clear instructions, perfect audio and just learned a ton. Thank you. I hope you do more Honda maintenance videos 🎉

@lexmichael2040 2 года назад

100 out of 10 this is so perfect man, I really appreciate how detail you explain everything.

@Qadiii.804 Год назад

David ur instructions are hands down THE BEST OF THE BEST OUT THERE

@JazzbLu 11 месяцев назад

This is the only video I have found where you talk about the fluid level plug. Now I can change my own fluid with confidence. Thank you so much for your instruction! Extremely high quality video!

@billythekid2594 5 месяцев назад

Best instructional video, I’ve watched in RU-vid. Would love to see more videos on the honda accord.

@AntonioHernandez-xh8lj Год назад

You saved $150 for just the service I was about to be charged!

@christopherpaysse9336 2 года назад

Thank you ! This is the most thorough video and very well explained.

@kohzads49 Год назад

Excellent step by step instructions 👍👍

@allaboutgreen1 8 месяцев назад

Wow! The best instructional video 100%!!!

@Sphan76285 Год назад

Simply amazing! you just got a new sub. I wish you the best.

@alancama123 9 месяцев назад

Nice! Great instructional video. Very much appreciated. Thanks! 👍

@junito1008 6 месяцев назад

Excellent video !! 👍🏼

@dagolion90 11 месяцев назад

Great video! Very well explained!

@abelperez8646 Год назад

Thank you. I'm doing my change now.

@2fli4dacloudz 2 года назад

This video is top notch , thanks

@mohsinmohammed807 2 года назад

Great details man Thanks a lot

@junito1008 Год назад

Thank you so much for this video !! 👌🏼

@pierrelouis8578 2 года назад

That was very helpful , thank you .

@diytwoincollege7079 Год назад

Great video and info. I find that the copper anti-seize lasts longer than the aluminum one and doesn’t turn to a dry crust.

@JoseRodriguez-pn8yj 11 месяцев назад

This video can and should be used by Honda Motor, excellent work teaching us how to change CVT fluid, best maintenance video I’ve ever seen I wish people will follow your example

@richardfabrizio8998 2 года назад

Very well done. Thanks

@slumgaming8165 2 месяца назад

No filter change? If you have a video on that please make one as well. Great video.

@loveaviation 2 года назад

I did not take off the bolt that checks level. I put in exactly the same amount that came out using 2 clean and identical 1 gallon bottles and I filled one with new fluid to the exact amount as the one with the old fluid. Saves a lot of time. But thank you for making this video as it only cost me $75 in OEM fluid and a lot of sore muscles.

@DavidStumph 2 года назад

While this is possible, I would not recommend this approach as it assumes the correct fluid level is present prior to the change. You could measure the amount that came out, but I feel more comfortable seeing the car indicating the right level. To each their own.

@loveaviation 2 года назад

@@DavidStumph You are right and I agree with you that the level should be checked but since I live on a street that has an incline I didn’t want to take a chance and have the wrong amount pour out. The amount that I put in was 3.9 quarts so I am very confident that the correct amount is in there unless Honda was not accurate in making the 4 quart size bottles that I got.

@michaelmichael1460 Год назад

Dude! You're so difficult!

@loveaviation Год назад

@@michaelmichael1460 The car still drives perfectly fine. And i put on 16000 miles since I did the fluid change. Drove to San Diego and back stopping in many places. This summer I plan on driving to Alaska and on Canadian side to the Arctic ocean!. Then I will change the fluid again the same way. ;-)

@mazismoove2247 9 месяцев назад

Now this is how you change some transmission fluid

@coryg_fit 6 месяцев назад

Will be using this guide when I do my CVT fluid change at 50k. Good stuff sir!

@rodnokken7759 7 месяцев назад

The best video on this topic I've found. Thank you. However, strange result for us. My son and I followed the directions closely. The maintenance minder came on recently which caused me to research the topic since I generally don't trust dealers. Anyhow, after draining the old fluid with the car level we added all four "quarts" of HCF-2 at 40 degrees F ( chilly day here in Buffalo ) and opened the check port, car level. Alas, only a few drops of excess fluid drained, nowhere near the three ounces we expected. So, we're thinking: tolerances in the oil pan near the high limit? Or maybe the HCF-2 not a full quart in each container? Suggestions, anyone? Oh, by the way...empty gallon milk jug we used for the waste fluid appeared to have less than the 3.9 +/- quarts of old fluid. Thanks again, DS.

@joshuacampbell5673 2 года назад

Great tutorial. Were you able to access the check bolt with the vehicle off the jacks? Thanks.

@SickWitIt1929485 Год назад

Brother this video is fucking beautiful, thank you

@jimmyg8684 Год назад

What about the transmission filters on this 2018 ex? Where are they? When should you change them? Please make a video, including filter change. Thx great vid

@eDub804 2 года назад

After this minder, does it tell you there's a problem with the system to make sure you put transmission fluid in?

@ixiwixi Год назад

Would you mind adding a link for the funnel you're using?

@rydenbahsad Год назад

I watched other videos of people changing their transmission fluid but it was on the 2.0s and they don't feel at the dipstick they pump from the bottom to filler plug I'm just wondering if the same applies to what you're doing can I go both ways?

@NelHer Месяц назад

Check checking the fluid level should the engine be at operating temperature?

@lultroy5776 Год назад

how did you find what torque specs was needed ?? would love to know

@Ricardo_C 2 года назад

Need one for the 10 speed

@Theblistaknight 3 месяца назад

what about changing the transmission fluid filter i was told its inside the transmission pan and also has to be change?

@titanjake8640 Год назад

Very good video Why does my honda dealership want to do a flush and charge me $600?!!!!!

@BulletProofBreast Год назад

damn, this video is top-notch. I'm curious if this is similar for the 2023 Accord 1.5l with CVT (guessing so)

@BulletProofBreast Год назад

do the 2018+ models have a replaceable transmission filter? is there an interval to replace these? My manual is pretty lame, and has just one paragraph for all the transmission maintenance that says "take to dealer"

@officialmikeditka Год назад

Is changing the transmission filter necessary?

@Slumee 6 месяцев назад

What if I’m unable to level the car after jacking it up. I only own 2 Jack stands and my driveway is slightly slanted. Would it still be accurate if I check the drain plug?

@hazelchan6117 2 года назад

Does anyone know what is the second metal shield behind the front shield is called, it is the smaller shield, located just right behind this one. If someone has information on how to remove the second smaller shield, please let me know, thank you.

@scook9216 Месяц назад

Can you reach the level check bolt with the car on the ground? I only have ramps to work with.

@MrPineappleboi Год назад

If you could do the world a favor and create videos like this for every car thatd be great

@DavidStumph Год назад

😂

@joselaynez1579 3 месяца назад

U said, with the vehicle completely leveled remove the transmission check bolt, how do I do that if the vehicle is raised only on the front , if I lower it to make it level I won’t fit under the car, please advise

@usmansajjad9567 9 месяцев назад

2018 Honda accord 1.5 t need 3.9 qt of oil ?

@dontbehatinTM 2 года назад

Great video! Is this process the same for a 2018 sport 2.0 10 speed automatic? The location to drain the fluid and pour the new transmission fluid? Thanks

@DavidStumph 2 года назад

Based on this forum, it appears similar but there are mechanical design differences. Make sure to use the right fluid type for that transmission design. www.driveaccord.net/threads/transmission-fluid-change-10th-gen-10-speed-procedure-on-how-to-do-it.534233/

@khmergator1449 2 года назад

Thank you for the video. Does this apply to 2019 accord as well. Again, thanks.

@DavidStumph 2 года назад

Yes

@JGuapo512 6 месяцев назад

i changed my transmission fluid but when i try to drive past 20 mph i get some jerking does that mean i don’t have enough fluid or did i do something wrong ? i have a 2018 honda accord exl 1.5 l

@brucely485 5 месяцев назад

are there 2 way to fill transmission fluid one in fronr and another by the battery label HCF-2

@DavidStumph 5 месяцев назад

Yes.

@HZ4750 2 года назад

Hi, i have question i want to ask i have same 1.5T accord but i find there are other fill plug location that is closer to the battery and have the HCF2 label on it also i find the fill plug location show in your video. So, which one was the correct one or both of them are the fill plug for the CVT. Thanks

@DavidStumph 2 года назад

Another commenter mentioned this. Based on Accord service documentation available to me and my experiences here, either could be used.

@user-vm6jc6ep1w 2 года назад

whare is the filter?

@yousifghaz Год назад

Hello there. Your video is very useful to me. I have one question. I am about to change my accord sport 2018 cvt fluid @ 30,000 mile. There are 2 fill plugs on the cvt. One of them labeled HCF_2 near the battery. The other is the one you used. Does it matter which one to choose. Please let me know. By the way I did the break fluid bleading the way you explained in your other video. It was successful. Thank you very much.

@DavidStumph Год назад

From what I’ve seen either transmission fluid fill ports can be used. Haven’t found any materials that suggest why there are two.

@clewis3252 5 месяцев назад

I just discovered the plug on top of the transmission with a transmission fluid symbol and HCF-2 label, close to the front corner of the battery

@llcane1 Год назад

The quI have is about the fill plug. I've seen 3 different instructional videos, and they all use the same front fill plug like you just did. The repair manual shows so use the one further back and to the right. Have you had any issues and any clue why there are to fill plugs?

@DavidStumph Год назад

The diagrams I followed were from techinfo.honda.com using the front fill. I’ve had no issues since the change of fluid. I’m aware of the second fill location at the top. I feel confident either is fine to use. No clue why it has two possible fill options.

@duchinsmickle Год назад

I dont know why im watching this because I already did it yesterday

@DJTONYBEE1 2 года назад

Anyone know where I can get the screws for the splash guard ? Out of the 6 I only have 4 so i took it completely off t.i.a

@loveaviation 2 года назад

Just use one of the 3 that are used for the oil filter shield. it should be fine as the oil filter shield is very light and will stay in there with only 2.

@mootsym Год назад

Do all these details apply for the 2020 1.5T as well? They didn’t update the cvt from 18 to 20 as far as I know.

@DavidStumph Год назад

As far as I’m aware, no difference.

@stevevlahos5469 Год назад

Is a garage floor level enough to lower the car so you can let the remaining fluid drain out.

@DavidStumph Год назад

Yes. That’s how I’ve shown it done here.

@AcMando 2 года назад

After how many miles should the transmission oil be changed?? And after how many miles should the spark plugs be changed ????

@coreturkoane5570 2 года назад

For the CVT fluid...every 30,000 miles. For the spark plugs every 100,000 miles or every 10 years.

@SammyBeltre 2 года назад

quick question, do you have to run through the gears before checking the fill bolt? or can the fill bolt be checked and then turn the car on a cycle through the gears? seems like a hassle to have to lower the car off of jacks to turn it on and cycle through gears just to lift it back up to check the fill bolt. unless you can start a car on jacks? never worked on jacks before so hoping to give this a try tomorrow.

@DavidStumph 2 года назад

When you cycle through the gears, you are moving fluid around. The order of instructions is per the Honda maintenance guide. I’d recommend sticking with the order provided.

@awaara24 Год назад

@@DavidStumph did the service guide indicate the transmission fluid operating temperature prior to draining excess fluid from the check plug?

@DavidStumph Год назад

Not that I saw.

@tonytanti8138 2 года назад

Honda just charged me $221 for this....I'll be doing this myself next time for sure🤷

@pierrelouis8578 2 года назад

My car show 80% A 1 so you know what that mean ? I ask because I went a Honda dealership for an oil change and they diagnosed my car and told that I need drain my brake fluid couple months ago . Two week ago I went there for an oil change again and the diagnosis shows green check mark for the brake fluid .

@DavidStumph 2 года назад

Google “Honda maintenance minder codes”. It looks like A1 is a prompt to change the engine oil and rotate the tires.

@mootsym 11 месяцев назад

it means it's time to crack open your owner's manual, for all of the above. They'll always tell you that you need various fluids and filters. I hold off on brake fluid cuz it's usually unnecessary. Cabin and engine air filters are a piece of cake to do. Oil and trans fluid is easy too. Saves you at least $1000 during the first 100k miles.

@DavidStumph 11 месяцев назад

Brake fluid is hydroscopic, which means it absorbs moisture. This moisture can be damaging to the brake system if not addressed over time. I perform a change at least once every three years, I’d recommend this interval for brake fluid.

@johnzajac9849 2 года назад

When should I change the transmission fluid in my 2019 Honda 2.0 T, with a 10-speed transmission? It has extremely low-mileage at 6600 miles in mid-January 2022. The car (new) was likely put up for sale in June, 2018, so the fluid has been in the transmission since June, 2018.

@DavidStumph 2 года назад

I have the intervals listed in the video. If you want to baby it, and it’s the first change 30k would be an early change. Not completely necessary though. Maintenance minder will sense the remaining life and alert you. Assuming you’re not in a mountainous location, 30-60k miles is when I’d personally change. Your call.

@johnzajac9849 2 года назад

@@DavidStumph I am retired and drive the car on flat surface roads. There are no hills where I drive. Top speed I normally drive ranges from 55-60, three times per week. Other times, I drive at local 45 mph speed.

@johnzajac9849 2 года назад

@@DavidStumph So, it does not matter the length of time the fluid is in the transmission? The mileage is the key, right?

@DavidStumph 2 года назад

I wouldn’t change before 30k. 60k would be reasonable, based on your description. Enjoy the car!

@johnzajac9849 2 года назад

@@DavidStumph Much obliged for the advice! :)

@bj10jgo Год назад

I have a 30k miles on my 2020 honda accord. i haven't got that B3 code yet. Should i go ahead do the CVT tranny flush or should i wait for the code?

@DavidStumph Год назад

If you want to be proactive, yes. I’d do it in the first 30 sooner than the next change as that is likely to have the most metal shavings present in the system from the factory.

@bj10jgo Год назад

@@DavidStumph Would you recommend in doing a brake flush or CVT tranny drain & fill first?

@lexmichael2040 2 года назад

ever since I bought the car used it didn’t show up on the carfax that it has done transmission fluid change, should I change the fluid now or wait for the sensor to shows up on the dash?

@DavidStumph 2 года назад

Whatever makes you most comfortable, if it’s in the 40k-60k mark, I personally would do it.

@lexmichael2040 2 года назад

@@DavidStumph it’s 80k now and I’ll defenitely doing it this weekend and by the way when you do the bolt check does the car still on jack or on the falt surface?

@lexmichael2040 2 года назад

@@DavidStumph flat surface Imean

@lexmichael2040 2 года назад

@@DavidStumph nevermind my other question found the answer on your video lol, appreciate much🙏🏽

@DavidStumph 2 года назад

Flat surface.

@sage2163 Год назад

Can I drain the fluid only using ramps instead of jack stands?

@DavidStumph Год назад

I wouldn’t. You’ll need to lower the car to check the fluid level. Car would need moved to do that.

@rodnokken7759 7 месяцев назад

@@DavidStumph We used two chassis jacks...up down up down up down up down

@jamescc2010 Год назад

3.7 qt is what Honda recommended - any advise?

@DavidStumph Год назад

3.9 quarts, 3.7 liters.

@jamescc2010 Год назад

@@DavidStumph For our 2018 Accord 1.5 Liter Turbo, Automatic, I think 3.9 Qt is needed. Thx

@emanuel4491 2 года назад

Does this transmission have a filter?

@DavidStumph 2 года назад

It’s an internal lifetime filter

@emanuel4491 2 года назад

@@DavidStumph I've seen CVT filters get dirty after relatively low mileage. Whenever I see the term "lifetime" associated with automotive maintenance, that's a bit of a red flag.

@DavidStumph 2 года назад

Don’t disagree. Changing the fluid in advance of recommendations help avoid damage for longer. It appears that this model has a transmission strainer assembly, but I’m not aware of the replacement procedure and can say it’s not listed in the maintenance schedule from Honda.

@njwags95 7 месяцев назад

At what mileage is this required? I have this exact car at 35k.

@DavidStumph 7 месяцев назад

4:42

@njwags95 7 месяцев назад

@@DavidStumphthank you…I asked before watching until the end 😅

@rodnokken7759 7 месяцев назад

My minder came on at just over 50k. Minimal microscopic deposits on the plug magnet, but, boy, does this old fluid smell weird! And the the new stuff isn't Chanel No 5, either.

@Slumee 6 месяцев назад

@@rodnokken7759I’m at 80k and mine still hasn’t came on. But I’m changing it now since I think it’s time

@ZenintheZone 2 года назад

Man at 50k miles, my error code on the dash said to replace transmission oil but my mechanic says he usually does that to cara when they’re over 100k. He says it’s too early. Who do I listen to lol

@DavidStumph 2 года назад

Listen to the car. 💯 I trust the engineers at Honda far more than a mechanic. Even more than the dealership.

@loveaviation 2 года назад

My fluid was really dirty at exactly 50K when I changed it and the drain plug caught a lot of fine metallic dust. These cars do not have a transmission fluid filter that I could see so cleaning the magnetic drain plug and filling with new fluid is all that needs to be done.

@EM-xp2cp 2 года назад

Is using Honda genuine product needed?

@DavidStumph 2 года назад

In my opinion, yes. For how infrequent this change is performed over the life of the vehicle, and the relatively low cost of the oil vs a replacement transmission, I wouldn’t choose another fluid.

@EM-xp2cp 2 года назад

@@DavidStumph my car is close to the 55,000 miles mark and was recommended at the dealer to get a flush charging me up to $200. Is a flush necessary or just changing the fluid is fine