The best way is to have the tranny flushed in order to get all the fluid out of the valve body and the torque converter.
Yes it should be!
if you change trans fluid REGULARLY like you should, flushing is not necessary
The transaxle fluid should be changed every ofter according to the Honda recommended specifications. Honda recommended every 75,000 miles the transmission should be flushed.
No, Fluid, filter, and gasket
You can just change fluid, filter and gasket
Have it cleaned out and flushed immediately
I'm not an expert on this subject, but I had a mechanic recently tell me that your transmission fluid should be flushed every 30,000 miles. Good transmission fluid should be a semi-transparent pinkish color. If you notice that it is discolored, dark, or has dark particles in it it probably needs to be flushed. You can always add fluid if there is room but this will only temporarily fix the problem since your transmission cycles the fluid and reuses it. Hope this helps! Chris
Defiantly agreed DO NOT FLUSH TRANSMISSION also ammaco in SLC UT 600s 300w Will scam you out of your money
The transmission fluid should be change every 30,000 miles
Well, if you only used a different grade of oil, like 10W-30 instead of 5W-30, everything should be fine 'til the next oil change. If you put the wrong type of transmission fluid in your transmission, like Dexron/Mercon instead of Chrysler ATF+4, get the fluid changed and transmission flushed immediately; incorrect transmission fluid type can ruin your transmission. If you put oil in your transmission, or transmission fluid in your brake fluid, or brake fluid in your power steering pump or engine (or any other variation of fluid confusion that may exist), you may be in for some costly repairs. Get the suspect system flushed and fluid changed as soon as possible.
I have a 2001 325ci BMW with 150,000 miles. When should I check or change the transmission fluid?
Assuming you have fluid at right level and the bands have not run dry, try adjusting bands. If still not working recon.transmissions are cheap enough