How did it go? I heard it is not recommended to change the filter until 200k + miles

I just picked up some transmission fluid for my 2008 CRV LX 2wd. I asked one of the service guys about replacing the filter of the transmission and they told me the filter was in the middle of the transmission. Are there multiple filters for the 3rd gen CR-V transmissions?

Wish the rest of the cars were this simple

Yessirrr that's how we only do it on this channel

You can do!

Fluid lose is very minimal and no need of relieving anything.

To my knowledge, no.

Fluid hasn't been changed since '99? You can try replacing the filter and adding some lucas ATF additive.

I would change it once before 100k miles

The CRV in the video was a 2007 but yes same process more or less for other years

@@MrRangerZr1 cada cuantos km es nesesario su reemplazo?

about 100k i would say, fluid every 30k

Personally I change my filter every other fluid change but changing it before 100k miles is fine. Fresh fluid is more important.

It doesn't matter really, you don't need to drain the fluid to change the filter.

No

Watch the beginning it’s in the front

Linked in the description

Will be tight, i had this on ramps.

90635-PT0-802

Around 100k miles is a not a bad time

Yes.

No need to drain fluid to change filter. Filter listed in description.

No need to drain fluid to change the filter

@@MrRangerZr1 Thank you for your response! I'll buy the OEM filter now

veebkubxyooj yes

no need to drain fluid to change filter

I believe so, no need to remove every single piece, as long as you can get access.

@@MrRangerZr1 thanks, I got it changed without removing the entire piece. Those hose clamps were a pain to pinch with the pliers that I have. I alternated between my needle nose and lineman pliers.

It's in the description. Yes.

What did you replace?

I would change the filter at least every 60k miles. Transmission fluid every 25k-30k miles. Normal driving conditions.

I would change it before 100k miles.

@@MrRangerZr1 Not sure if my 07 filter was ever changed when I got it at 111k. It now has 135k, probably should do it, yes? Fluid has already been changed.

@@sbrave No issues at all changing it now. The crv in this video had 250k miles and it's still rolling down the road.

Never go by amazon's fitment. That's the right filter for the CRV.

@@MrRangerZr1 thank you sir

Never rely on amazon's fitment guide. That's the correct filter listed.

@@MrRangerZr1 Cool, thx man! Look forward to replacing what's probably the og filter.

@@MrRangerZr1 Got the filter and put it in today. Simple. Hardest part was getting those undercarriage clips off (as always) Might be worth a mention Amazon that their info is wrong? Happy to mention it, as I'm sure they'll be sending me a survey any day now, lol. Thanks again for all the help and video etc! I can definitely tell a difference in the shifting : )

That's normal

@@MrRangerZr1 It turns out that it's my rear brake pads that need to be replaced..

@@DrWenChannel that would cause a screeching noise

Of course they will say that. The link to the filter fits 2007-2011 CRVs, along with other cars like 2011-2017 odyssey. Never rely on amazon's fitment, it is off 9/10 times.

@@MrRangerZr1 I spoke with their parts department and verified that is indeed a legit ATF filter for my 08 LX CR-V. The dealer wants $75 in labor to change it. I'm going to get someone else to do it.

Change the fluid and filter, also check the motor mounts.

@@MrRangerZr1 motor mounts are good. Fluid needs a change

@@namesdom Honda transmissions are funny. Many times a simple fluid change changes how the transmission feels.

@@MrRangerZr1 Very true. I remember last time I had it changed it shifted silky smooth for about a month then it started shifting hard again. It really does need a change tho

Try changing the filter and fluid

i think the filters for those civics are inside the transmission and not accessible like this one

@@ayoubfarid1663 No, if you take the air box, the filter is behind it and above the gearbox.

@@ricardoramos1242 ok i didn't know that! do you know if the automatic 8th gen civics have an accessible transmission filter?

I will make a video on the civic trans filter.

Guys got the CVT filter video filmed! Stay tuned for the upload.

If it's hard to move the gear selector, then the cables are binding up somewhere. From the gear shift inside the car to the transmission there is a cable. You might have to change the entire gear selector in the car. If you're rough with the shifter, overtime it'll cause issues like you're having.

@@MrRangerZr1 Thank you very much for your advice and quick response...I will subscribe...

This filter fits a lot of models, this generation CRV didn't come with manual option.

@@MrRangerZr1 i have a facelift version 2011 manual 6 gears and was wondering if only automatic have this filter or manual have it AS well.

@@vinnkuueagleman3000 It have a filter similar to this

It can but it's rare. If your transmission started to slip then you need a rebuild/replacement. Try using lucas transmission oil additive or lube guard.

@@MrRangerZr1 Just wanted to chime in here - a transmission slip does not always mean you need a rebuild or replace - there are multiple causes for transmission slippage: fluid level low, sometimes even if fluid level too high, solenoid and valve body issues can also cause slippage, and don't require complete transmission rebuild or replace. A trustworthy mechanic who has tons of experience with transmission issues can properly deduce the cause and proper course of action. Something else to note on these Honda transmission filters -- the market is flooded with very cheap replacements, but note that almost none of those cheaper versions has the bypass valve system that the true original OEM Honda filters have --- this bypass is truly a must-have when it comes to your transmission, because if the filter gets too clogged, the bypass will allow fluid to still circulate into the transmission - without it, you can have significant issues. The OEM Honda part is indeed upwards of 3X more, but this isn't an area to go cheap on.

@@joelinvirginia5198 How can I tell if its OEM or not thanks?

So Do you agree not to use the non-Honda brand filters? I assume that JF cut a filter open and inspected the inner workings before making the statement about the bypass valve. If there was a bypass valve that would defeat the purpose of the filter process , no?

Same part #, check description.

@@MrRangerZr1 When I checked in Amazon, "This does not fit your 2005 Honda CRV". Honda Automatic Transmission Filter ##25430-PLR-003 Other questions: 1. Do you use Honda Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF DW-1) or other? 2. Did you flush the transmission fluid? 3. If your just drain & add, how many times did you do?

angelisone i always tell my viewers never to rely on amazons fitment, they are wrong most of the time.

I only used ATF-DW1 and never flush, only drain and fill.

@@MrRangerZr1 I was lucky I found you & ATG. You two are correct about Amazon & even from reviewers.

Low pressure.

yes

@@MrRangerZr1 thanks

Stealership

Yep