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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2024
- In this video we will be doing a 3x3 Transmission fluid change w/Amsoil and a quick test drive after. Now I've used Honda ATF since ownership of the car and I've done some research and learned that Amsoil ATF supposedly is much better than Honda ATF and can handle the hotter temperature. Now don't take my word for it. I recommend you doing some research before using Amsoil and read the forum on Google or Acurazine like I've done. You can use Honda ATF, Amsoil, Redline ect, which ever your preferences are, but I'm just showing you how to do a 3x3 Transmission fluid ATF change.
tools needed
1- ratchet with size 11/16 socket
2- ratchet extension (floor jack pole if needed)
3- floor jack
4- jack stands
5- rags
6- oil pan w/long neck funnel
7- cardboard box to lay on
8- gloves
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these videos you’ve been uploading is gods works, seriously. Been doing a lot of research since my transmission seems to be giving out and you have the blueprint to everything! definitely gonna try this, power switches, and solenoids before i surrender to a new transmission.
Thanks for those kind words. I'm glad my videos are very helpful. Keep me updated with your situation and change out your transmission filter while you're at it.
Just ordered my AMSOIL seen your review on website also 👍🏼
You won't be disappointed. Keep me posted!!!
I came across your videos and i will say they are very informative. Very simple and effective.
I also has a Gen 3 Acura TL. Recently it broke down. It seems to be a transmission slip, when i accelerate the vehicle it doesn't move, the rpm's go up but no movement.
Ive been watching your videos on the solenoid gasket repair, transmission filter change, & this video.
What steps would you recommend to diagnose what the issue could be. Should i just change everything out. I honeslty havent done the maintenance on this vehicle. I hope i do not have to swap out the transmission. I do plan on changing everything out as your videos have been very helpful, much appreciated by the way.
Thanks for the kind words. Your transmission not engaging while the rpm going up is a sign of both your transmission and torque converter going bad. I wouldn't recommend doing all of the maintenance that you mentioned as it'll be a waste of money and i dont want you to be stranded on the road somewhere. I would recommend swapping out the transmission, then you can do a 3x3 transmission fluid change, transmission solenoid replacement and filter replacement etc. Or just get it rebuild whichever choice you're comfortable with. Hope this helps!!!
@@BayViewzthank you so much. My last resort will be to pull out the rebuild card, however I appreciate your insight. I will be uploading a video about it on my channel soon & will hopefully get my build going. I look forward seeing your channel grow. The TL community is clean bro
@turoasj Thanks! Much appreciated! I'm looking forward to your video and updates on your transmission.
do you need to drive around after you shift between each change? also, have you ever tried the other method by draining the remaining transmission via cooler line?
After each fluid change 3x3 shift it slowly from park, neutral, drive, low gear and then manumatic. Do this twice and then drive around for at least 10 min.
No I haven't drained the remaining fluid through the cooler line.
So does 1x1 fluid change mean you only drain and refill it once? 2x2 is doing it twice, and 3x3 you did it three times? What is the benefits to doing this, it removes all the dark colours from the fluid? I heard of a 1x2 is that a thing?
I never heard of 1×2. But yes! You do a 3×3 to drain out almost all of the old fluid. Now I said almost all because you can't completely drain it out from the torque converter. So each time you do a drain and refill, drive for like 10 to 15 mins and then drain and refill. Do this 3 times and then change out the transmission filter afterwards. You're thank me later lol!
@@BayViewz I live in Canada so for some reason I couldn’t find any amsoil at any nearby stores like Walmart and Canadian tire so I ended up doing a 1x1 but changed my transmission filter 2 years ago, idk when I’ll do it again since I don’t wanna risk blowing this beast up lol. But I see how the recirculating allows the fluid to be red and stuff with the 3x3 method because my fluid is still very dark and almost black after the 1x1
I ordered from the Amsoil website. They might have a discount for creating an account there.
Thank you very much for this video. I have a 2004 Acura too with 260k miles. I was about to spend good money on it.
By the way, has your Acura ever started blinking the D panel green light?
Yes it happened twice. The culprit was a bad 3rd & 4th pressure switches. Buy original only.
@BayViewz awesome, I was watching a video, and it seems I have to access it from behind the left tire, right?
Correct. Take off the front driver side wheel.
i know on this gen tl when slowing down/ light braking . sometimes the trans will downshift hard into 3rd or 4th gear. did you notice any improvement with that with the amsoil
I never had that issue before or after using Amsoil. I did noticed when shifting from park to reverse to drive it shifted into gears immediately. It wasn't sticky or lagging like the Honda ATf. Shifts are much smoother with no hesitation. Give it a go and let me know the outcome.
would that fluid work for my 05 TL? does the year matter? just making sure.
also i seen your other video on replacing the transmission filter. What do you recommend on doing first ?
@ulyssescovarrubias8460 The Amsoil ATF is good for 2004 - 2008 Acura TLs. You can go to their website just to make sure. I would recommend doing a 3×3 ATF change first and then change out the transmission filter after.
@@BayViewz Thanks for the feedback bro. i just ordered my 2.5 gallon right now ! lol
You welcome. You won't be disappointed. Keep me posted.
I am having the same problem with my tl should i do a drain and fill or should I do the 3x3
I recommend a 3x3 drain and refill. Change out the ATF filter also.
@@BayViewz thanks
Should engine be hot or cold? Does it matter?
Drive around for 10 mins to get the fluid up to temperature and then park and cool down for 5 to 10 mins.
What about the filter ? Do you clean it?
You don't clean the filter. You replace it!
Here's the video ua-cam.com/video/JQXkGZ9bEko/v-deo.html
Was about to spend 225 thank you, highly confident I can easily do this, done properly that is.
Hey bro any update on how it’s been running ? Any issues ?
The only issue I have is the transmission being too smooth lol. But honestly, I've had no problems, no lags and the transmission feels butterly smooth and much stronger. It shifts from PRND with no lag or hesitation.
Hello, I bought everything I needed and went to work on it. Jut to figure out that there is a cover in my car that prevents me from accessing the transmission fluid drain. Idk what to do now :( I don't trust a mechanic to fuck my transmission. Any advice?
Thank you as always!
They're held on by plastic clips. Just make sure you have replacements in case they break when you take them out. Use a pry clip tool or a flat head screw driver. Take pics/videos before you take everything out. Hope this helps!
@BayViewz thank you a lot. Much appreciate it. I will try and let you know!!
at what point did you replace your transmission filter, before or after changing the fluid 3 times?
I replaced it after I did the atf 3x3.
Looks like you have some oil leaks underneath
is the Amsoil ATF signature series better?
Yes it is better, but costs more than the OE series.
How is your car (transmission) doing with Amsoil ATF?
I would like to change mind also. Because I think I got the fake Honda ATF-DW1 making my trans leak.
I don't think any atf brand should make your transmission leak. Did you tighten up the bolt? The Amsoil is amazing! Transmission is super smooth and feels much stronger almost like new. I've been using Honda atf my whole life and I can honestly say with Amsoil you can feel a big difference. Try it for yourself and let me know the outcome.
Why Amsoil and not Honda ATF?
I've used Honda ATF since owning this car and changed to Amsoil last year. It holds a higher rating in heating, a little bit thicker and the transmission feels much smoother with no delay in shifts or changing gears from park, neutral, reverse and drive. Also I heard nothing but good things about Amsoil. With the Honda ATF it was the complete opposite lol. Try it for yourself!
Dang 2 gallon Jug!
2.5 gallon jug. You need 9 quarts to do a 3x3 transmission fluid change.
This feels wrong. I have a 08 TL base so idk, I use Honda dw1
Why does it feel wrong? Do you bring your car to the dealership for oil change or do you use Mobil 1 or other brands for example? If Acura TL's from 2004 to 2008 never had transmission issues then I would definitely stick to Honda ATF.
@@BayViewz I do everything myself but the only little issue I do have is your typical jerky transmission shifts a little bit but it’s way smoother when the car is fully fully warmed up & also probably because my transmission mounts are worn out too which I bet it is cause I replaced all my motor mounts and it’s weird but the transmission shifts better when I did that so imagine if I replaced the transmission mounts itself ya know. But it’s just a little sketchy about the transmission oil thing because most people say if you put any type of different transmission fluid brand other than Honda DW1 on your Hondas, the transmissions are trashed and I had that experience with a O2 Accord V6 that I had & a 04 accord v6 so ever since I got my 08 TL base auto I stuck with DW1 when I first serviced my transmission when I bought the car
But old Hondas transmissions are always a tad bit jerky but it’s whatever eh . my TL has 180,000 miles original transmission and everything but it works totally fine , super strong. just a little bit jerky just a tad bit . I gotta change the transmission mounts tho
@charlieluciano24 Yes Honda/Acura transmissions are jerky but it doesn't mean it should be. Once I used Amsoil ATF that jerkiness was gone and the lag shifting through gears was gone. The transmission became butterly smoother and stronger. I confidently drove from California to Pennsylvania with no issues. Would I've done that using Honda ATF? NOPE! You have to try it for yourself.
What other ATF brands did you use? Amsoil is a proven brand whether it's AFT or motor oil. I was sketchy at first because I'm an OEM brand type of guy and only use Honda ATF. Once I've converted to Amsoil AFT I never looked back lol.
If your gonna take the time to make videos to upload make sure people can hear you
I can hear him fine.
I'm not looking forward to doing this
You got this! At the end it'll be all worth it.