I have an '01 CRV as well. If yours is an automatic there is no place to add Transmission Fluid. There is only a dipstick and I do not recommend adding it thru there. I took mine to a shop and had the transmission flushed and refilled at around 80,000 miles, even though Honda says you can wait until around 100,000 miles. I would have attempted to do the flush and fill myself, but there is no drain plug either. The shop has a vaccum type of an instrument that sucks out the fluid and any deposits. There is no filter for the trans either. It should only run about $70-80 to have done.
THE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ON A 97-01 HONDA CR-V CAN BE DRAINED VERY EASILY BY GOING BEHIND THE RIGHT FRONT WHEEL AND REMOVING THE PLASTIC SHIELD AND YOU WILL SEE A PLUG THE CAN BE REMOVED BY USING A STANDARD 3/8 DRIVE RACHET. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A LARGE ENOUGH DRAIN PAN YOU WILL BE DRAINING OUT APPROX. 3 QUARTS OF FLUID. AFTER IT HAS BEEN DRAINED TAKE THE DRAIN PLUG AND MAKE SURE TO CLEAN THE END OF THE PLUG THERE WILL BE SLUDGE ON THE END OF THE PLUG THIS MUST BE CLEANED OFF. THEN INSTALL THE PLUG THE SAME WAY YOU REMOVED IT ( DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN THE PLUG ) WHEN YOU ARE FINISHED GO UNDER THE HOOD AND YOU WILL NEED A 10 MM SOCKET TO REMOVE THE 2 BOLT THAT SECURE THE BACK OF THE AIR BOX AND PULL OFF THE AIR INTAKE HOSE THESE TO THING ARE VERY SIMPLE TO DO. AFTER THE BOLTS ARE REMOVED AND THE AIR HOSE IS PULLED OFF GRAB THE AIR BOX AND WIGGLE IT WHILE PUSHING TOWARDS THE BATTERY AREA AND THE AIR BOX WILL POP OUT OF THE FRONT MOUNT. NOW REMOVE THE AIR BOX FROM UNDER THE HOOD AND SET IT ASIDE YOU WILL SEE A DIPSTICK WITH A YELLOW COLORED HANDLE ON TOP, THIS IS THE FILL AREA FOR THE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID. YOU WILL NEED A FUNNEL WITH A LONG SPOUT. DO NOT PUT ANYTHING OTHER THAN HONDA CVT-F TYPE FLUID IN THIS VEHICLE IT HAS A GRADE LOGIC CONTROLED TRANSMISSION AND THIS IS CONTROLLED BY THE OPERATING TEMP. OF THE FLUID IN THE TRANS SO YOU SHOULD USED THE CORRECT HONDA FLUIDS TO AVOID ANY PROBLEMS WITH HOW THE VEHICLE SHIFTS. YOU WILL NEED 3 QUARTS OF THE HONDA FLUID SIMPLY FILL THE TRANS. PUT THE DIP STICK BACK IN THE HOLE ( MAKE SURE IT IS CLEAN AND PUSHED ALL THE WAY IN ) PUT THE AIR BOX BACK IN AND THE PLASTIC SIDE COVER BEHIND THE WHEEL AND YOU ARE FINISHED. HONDA RECOMMENDS THIS TO BE PERFORMED AT AROUND 90,000 MILES SAME AS THE REAR DUAL PUMP FLUID AND THE TIMING BELT. THE BEST ADVICE I CAN EVER GIVE YOU IS TO NEVER FLUSH YOUR AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. THIS FORCES LOOSE PARTICLES IN THE TRANSMISSION THAT MAY NOT DRAIN COMPLETLY AND CAUSE PROBLEMS IN THE FUTURE JUST CHANGE THE FLUID AND YOU WILL BE FINE. HONDA MECH.
Not much to add, just that the front edge of the air filter box actually needs to be lifted up with some force to get it off the front mount. I do appreciate the detail from HONDA MECH... awesome instructions and helped me tremendously... everything just as he said.
Transmission fluid ATF DW1 use 7.43 litres of transmission fluid
in the engine in the engine in the engine
Use only genuine Honda ATF DW1 and nothing else. Use some other fluid and your transmission may not shift properly.
Did you use genuine Honda ATF DW-1 transmission fluid. If not then that is the problem. Drain the fluid and use the correct fluid.
Only an internal screen which can be accessed by dropping the trans fluid pan.
How do you change the differential (rear) in 2005 Honda CRV
Yes it is a belt, and the Honda engine is an "interference" engine. Factory recommendation for replacement is at 105,000 miles.
For AUTOMATIC transmission the manual recommends genuine Honda ATF (naturally), but the 'Haynes Repair Manual' states that Dexron III, is a satisfactory alternative.
Automatic: Honda Premium ATF or DEXRON Type III.Manual: Honda Manual Transmission Fluid (MTF) or SAE 10W-30 engine oil.Rear Differential (if equipped with AWD): Honda CVT fluid
The windshield wiper fluid pump on a Honda CRV is found on the drivers side. It is located underneath the wheel well.
Gpla gppa or mkza are specific codes used when speaking or referring to a Honda crv transmission. Individually they are case codes used when ordering parts for a Honda.
The Transmission dipstick for a 1999 Honda CRV is located under the hood of the car. It is just below the air intake, and usually has a yellow or red cap.