Honda Accord 10 Speed Transmission Fluid Service POV 👀👌  

Are you overwhelmed with the amount of cars you have to service?

@@coreturkoane5570 nah bro, my job is so easy. i mean yeah, sometimes. but i started as a porter, busted my ass into express, busy my ass in express, was promised a raise twice. now it’s jan 6 and idk man i just feel like i get no credit whatsoever so it’s super frustrating and bad for my mental health everyday i just get insanely mad between trying to recommend things (with integrity) and trying to get good times so advisors get good surveys. 2 years this march and i feel stuck. i like working at honda, i love working on cars but i’m just burned out bro

@@coreturkoane5570i know i am, my supervisors makes me work on 2 cars at a time and as soon as i finish one and pull it out to wash it he pulls in another before i can work on the 2nd one

Tell me about been doing the same task it is brutal over and over again

@@coreturkoane5570 nah, just a skeleton crew. things are better now, but still in the same place i was seven months ago. bored out of my mind.

I heard about this method. I’m going to try this on my 2018 2.0 today.

As I understand it the drain plus is actually a magnetic bolt with a square plug on the end designed to pickup metal shavings, no filter. Watched a few of these videos from Honda mechanics and regular shop folks.

I do not believe the filter is serviceable. At least not without pulling the trans.

Brake cleaner.

Honestly I don't know. It pays less than the 9 speeds though

When I did mine at Honda it was around 200 dollars

253.88 with oil change included and tax I used a coupon they’d had though 2018 1.5 accord

I do mine every 30k it's easy enough and gives me peace of mind. You can go to a dealership and buy the fluid from them and do it yourself