How to Replace Automatic Transmission Filter Honda Accord Acura TL 3.0 2003 - 2007

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This video is about Honda Accord 3.0 Transmission Filter replacement 2003-2007. I hope you find this video helpful. Also only buy HONDA OEM parts below is the link for the filter kit.
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2003 - 2007 Honda Accord V6 Only
2004 - 2006 Acura TL Automatic
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[@alejandrachavezcruz4209]

Dam that filter was real bad 😬. Looks like they never replaced it! Nicely done though!!

[@ahmedal-mutawa9310]

It is a lifetime filter

[@RookieRepairs]

No this should be replaced as you can see in the video it’s broken in pieces... Also make sure you buy OEM Honda part-buy filter at the dealer or online just have the part number). Because I purchased one at a local auto parts and it was slightly bigger than the original one

[@djh3avymiller500]

@@ahmedal-mutawa9310 morning

[@jozsefizsak]

@@RookieRepairs I spoke to a filter engineer and he said that it's a cellulose filter, meaning paper, and it cannot possibly last many years submerged in oil. It has to eventually fall apart even if it's excellent quality. They must be replaced periodically.

[@RookieRepairs]

Thank you for your comment and I will definitely be doing this next time.

[@ogmgp]

Thank you for showy the details. Especially removal of the filter housing cap with that stiff pipe through which the banjo bolt connects. I’ll be able to complete mine after seeing you do it. All the best!

[@topacioo]

Thank you very much for the video that was very helpful to me, I have a 2006 Acura TL. It is the same Trasmision as Honda Accord v6

[@RookieRepairs]

Yes, it is the same to Acura TL 6 cylinder. Also if you need to flush your transmission fluid- here is a video : kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJvTdnh6a7SJjZI

[@TestFobiiKreon]

Thanks and greetings from Poland.

[@RookieRepairs]

Thank you for your comment and for your support. Next you should definitely do a transmission fluid flush: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJvTdnh6a7SJjZI

[@andrewvillavicencio8496]

Well done, nice and clear! Thank you

[@RookieRepairs]

Thank you for your comment and for your support. Also if you want to flush your transmission fluid I have a video on how to do that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJvTdnh6a7SJjZI

[@stacylukashal5867]

This video shows how to replace transmission filter and is exspertly done I felt like I was being trained by first class macanic thanks does it apply to 201820192020? Thanks

[@RookieRepairs]

Honda Accord 2018 2019 2020? If yes, it does but it is slightly at a different location. Feel free to sent me a message on my Facebook page (you’ll find it on my KZbin channel -About RookieRepairs is highlighted). I can sent you a picture where yours is located. Nice car by the way. Best of luck.

[@stacylukashal5867]

@@RookieRepairs do you have to replace fluid when replacing the filter 2019accord transmission thanks

[@RookieRepairs]

If I remember correctly- owner’s manual recommends: 2019 Honda Accord transmission filter will need to be interchanged every 30,000 or 50,000 miles and every 30,000 for transmission fluid change/flush

[@jozsefizsak]

It's always best to replace the aluminum washers on either side of the banjo bolt since they're designed to deform in order ensure a complete seal. They're inexpensive. The crumbling old filter was certainly disturbing!

[@RookieRepairs]

Yes, you’re absolutely right - they didn’t have any in stock so I didn’t replace it but might as well replace them with new ones (these ones were still in good shape, thankfully).

[@johnt890]

Nicely done. Going to try it next weekend

[@RookieRepairs]

It will not be easy because of the access but it can be done... Best of Luck!

[@christianbriix7098]

Great video, nice and detailed

[@RookieRepairs]

I’m glad you found this video helpful. Thank you for your support and for your comment.

[@ben10bro22]

Me and my dad replaced yesterday took around 2 hours along with a 3x3 transmission drain and fill if you are not very handy this will take you a long time but is possible hes a diesel mechanic so it went pretty smooth

[@RookieRepairs]

Nicely done... I hope you are enjoying your car again. It is easy to do but the most difficult part is the limited/ tight space where your hands won't fit until you try 10+ different angles to get it out.

[@ben10bro22]

@@RookieRepairs yes very limited space filter was very dirty car shift noticeably smoother

[@RookieRepairs]

I did about 2x drain and refilled transmission fluid. You can clean all your transmission solenoids. Best of luck.

[@herewegoagain7403]

whew. There are other vids where people were able to put the filter cap back on, flush without tightening the screws, i thought i did it wrong until i found this vid

[@RookieRepairs]

I'm glad you found this video helpful. Thank you for your support.

[@whatitisnt.]

If I wanted to replace the solenoids, how many are there total in the transmission? Would there be a significant improvement along with a V6 transmission filter replacement?

[@jonathanbarros9948]

going on a 1k road trip and im changing my oil and brake pads, should i replace this as well? dont think tranny been serviced and i just hit 177k

[@gesmos9574]

Thanks

[@Crystallchavezz]

Like, comment && subscribed ✅

[@eg_vato468]

How many miles did the vehicle have when you replaced the filter???

[@exsxpx1]

I did this replacement myself on my Honda. The filter kit that I bought off ebay came with 2 large O-rings and a small gasket that goes on the center of the filter. One of the large O rings goes on the door/lid of the filter housing. Does anyone know what the other O-ring is for I didn't end up using it. But was just curious where it goes?

[@jtown1bb]

Replaced my filter, and it had disintegrated like yours. The banjo bolt was clogged and I'm still getting p0741... can't figure out why

[@lancemiller9866]

Is the transmission filter in 1999 acura cl 3.0 the same style or does the transmission case have to be split apart

[@RookieRepairs]

The part that is compatible are the following: 2003 - 2007 Honda Accord V6 Only 2004 - 2006 Acura TL Automatic Yours is different and it looks likes this part here: www.partsgeek.com/catalog/1999/acura/cl/transmission/automatic_transmission_filter.html

[@IllaK50]

Thank you!!!!

[@RookieRepairs]

No problem, thank you for your comment and for your support. Here is a video for transmission fluid flush: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJvTdnh6a7SJjZI

[@fborquez99]

Did you remove the rubber part from the old filter and put it on the new one? I didn't see you do it.

[@RookieRepairs]

The old one was all in pieces- so yes make sure you get an OEM from Honda. Best of luck

[@taje017]

Hey rookie would you suggest changing the transmission fluid and filter every 30k miles or just the fluid every 30k miles ?

[@RookieRepairs]

If I remember correctly, the owner’s manual recommends transmission fluid flush every 30k miles; every 60k miles transmission fluid flush and transmission filter replacement or every 3-year

[@SparkableGlow]

@@RookieRepairs Not a flush bro. A fluid change. A flush can lead to transmission problems especially if there is already a lot of wear on the clutches. A change only removes some of the fluid and replaces it. Mixing new fluid with old so that doesn't happen.

[@RookieRepairs]

@Vicente Yes you are right but if the car has been maintained it shouldn’t be a problem to flush/ change your transmission fluid. On my car it was not maintained at all (from previous owner)-I did another flush 2-3 weeks after and transmission fluid was still dirty so I did a last one 3 weeks later and fluid was in much better condition. I also cleaned all solenoids and shifting was much better... Here’s a video where I did my first flush: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJvTdnh6a7SJjZI

[@tehxii7706]

I've called two Honda dealerships and a good local mechanic shop and they say they never do this. I have also seen on some Honda location websites that this is a service they provide. What's the disconnect?

[@taje017]

@@tehxii7706 same with my I know a couple of mechanics that works with Honda and I actually spoke to a Honda technician, he’s never done it , he said that they would have to take the transmission apart because it is internal

[@donaldwyman5850]

I’m having a really hard time getting one of the bolts out have any recommendations ?

[@RookieRepairs]

Spray some WD-40 or Freeze-Off (CRC) - try moving at different angles - I hope this helps. Due to the tight spot only wrenches will fit-lefty to loosen. Best of luck

[@lp.jaylee4500]

Man where you located ppl keep saying I have to take my whole transmission out to change it

[@flightramirez]

Does the spring go behind the filter

[@locdogwitd9]

What did u do with the spring?

[@ejwiii6341]

I was wondering the same, as it’s not the same as the oem one.

[@locdogwitd9]

@@ejwiii6341 I got a manual and learned that I didn't need to change the filter lol

[@MrCatfishcommando]

Did you drain transmission first...

[@RookieRepairs]

No need to drain your transmission fluid but if you are going to replace this part you might want to drain and refill your transmission fluid while you at it. Here is a quick video for that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJvTdnh6a7SJjZI

[@michaeldeltadrop782]

Honda needs their butts whipped by putting that maintenance item in so tight of a spot ... That's why so much of them transmissions went out and gave them a bad name.

[@RookieRepairs]

Lol I know it’s a very tight spot to get to. I did two flushes on my Honda Accord after realizing the transmission fluid was bad bad. Here is the video if you decide to go for it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJvTdnh6a7SJjZI

[@suchattrakulyingyong1515]

what part number, 25450-p4v-013 or 25450-RAY-013. It's similar.

[@RookieRepairs]

Here is the link: www.ebay.com/itm/Genuine-OEM-V6-AT-Transmission-Filter-Set-Kit-ACCORD-03-04-05-06-07-PILOT-2005/273814399934?fits=Year%3A2003%7CModel%3AAccord%7CSubmodel%3AEX%7CEngine+-+Liter_Display%3A3.0L%7CMake%3AHonda%7CTrim%3AEX+Sedan+4-Door%7CEngine%3A3.0L+2997CC+V6+GAS+SOHC+Naturally+Aspirated&epid=1722095767&hash=item3fc09c2bbe:g:6~kAAOSwaJ9cQpE3 Part number: 25450-RAY-003

[@svtbird9613]

How many miles are on the car to get the filter in that bad of shape?

[@RookieRepairs]

I purchased the car with 150,000+ miles on it and the transmission fluid was really bad as seen in my video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJvTdnh6a7SJjZI I drove it for 2 weeks and did another transmission fluid flush. After the second time the fluid was much better than the old fluid. But if I remember correctly the owner’s manual recommends: every 30,000+ miles or 2 years whichever comes first

[@carhoarder602]

People always forget to change transmission, fuel and air filter.

[@The___Great]

Sorry to ask sir, can a dirty automatic filter can cause hard to change gear or slipping gear while driving? n f me buy new genuine atf oil+ the new filter can thid fix the problem? my gearbox still can driving but something the prblem occur while on the trafic light or have bump....can my gearbox can be save? my last solution was to buy a new gearbox n it cause a lot of money huhu

[@RookieRepairs]

Have you ever changed your transmission fluid? If not I would try to doing this before buying a new/ used transmission. Clean dual solenoid: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3OTf4aenMuhn6c Replace Transmission Filter use original Honda filter: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h32sfmSZi8Z3e9k And flush your transmission fluid: use original Honda transmission fluid kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJvTdnh6a7SJjZI

[@The___Great]

@@RookieRepairs i already change it last week but today i check already become brownish....n tq sir for ur feedback i will try this 3 method first tq sir once again

[@RookieRepairs]

Hopefully your transmission is not broken- Drive it for one week and do another transmission fluid flush - I included the link in the description for the fluid. You might want to do 3-4 flushes until you see the improvement on your car ( I believe this is better than doing the power flush because you’re removing the transmission fluid little by little and cleaning/ clearing the system).

[@michaell3711]

@@RookieRepairs , What type and year Honda is this ?

[@RookieRepairs]

You’ll find it under the description- 2003-2007 Honda Accord automatic 3.0 and Acura TL 6 cylinder

[@bigmajor4082]

Is your car a honda?

[@RookieRepairs]

Yes a Honda Accord

[@paulo8305]

yea whoever worked on my car before me just said fuck it and stripped the bolts....I cannot get the bottom one out.

[@RookieRepairs]

At Autozone (any auto parts) or even harbor freight has some 3/8 In. Drive Metric Bolt Extractor Socket Set that can help remove your stripped bolts.

[@paulo8305]

@@RookieRepairs I will look into it. I took out the shift solenoid and cleaned it out with maf cleaner and did a flush which took care of my issue.

[@RookieRepairs]

Nicely done… if the transmission fluid has never been changed you might want to do another trans fluid change in 2-4 weeks.

[@paulo8305]

@@RookieRepairs that's the plan I only had the 4 quarts from Amazon that took a week to get here so did what I could for now. Pricey stuff

[@RookieRepairs]

You’re right when I did the transmission fluid changed on my it was only for $29.99 now the price is more Here is the link under the description: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJvTdnh6a7SJjZI

[@mohammadzahidgurjar3105]

hllo