transmission oil chance

Asked by glori Aug 28, 2013 at 10:21 PM about the 2003 Honda Pilot

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2003 honda pilot never change transmission oil,some advice should i do it now or never and just fill up,some people say it will give trouble because of sediments in transmission case.help

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joart answered 11 years ago

Atleast once a year you should change the transmission oil for sure.

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36td answered 10 years ago

The tranny in the pilot will already slip since it hasn't had service. You need to at least change the fluid but a flush would be best! You will have to use genuine honda transmission fluid straight from the dealer. That's the only place to purchase. But you will be amazed at the pull you get back after a change!

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