Manual gearbox oil change Honda Jazz/Fit 2002/2007 GD/GE

[@slipperysandals]

Straight to the point! You’re the man🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@JC-hu1wd]

I have a 2007 Jazz Sport 116k due a change at 120k. It is quite notchy shifting cold so going to get it done at next service. Good video.

[@ChromeFlakes]

Thanks mate, all the best.

[@izzatborhan9264]

Hii. How much liter needed?

[@nickcase3474]

Thanks for this, clear and concise :)

[@dhimitrishasani1356]

Thank you for the video was very helpful

[@nickcase3474]

Wish I could find an Ezy Squeeze pack in the UK.

[@Scrubworks]

I use a mechanic's syringe. Basically just a giant oversize syringe with a bit of hose attached to the end. You can suck the oil up out of the bottle then inject it through the fill hole. A little time consuming but does the job nicely.

[@DGQ1Q2]

The order is not correct. , Soft the screw for fill the oil 1st , just in case not come out, after you drained the oil, imagine that screw give problem. you cannot use the car without the oil. One way to fill the new oil is unscrew the sensor reverse light switch and with the screw where manuals suggest to fill the new oil leave without it to see the oil go out, , only check until the oil is dropping. put the screw. put the reverse connector sensor in the gear box and woala. done. to access the reverse light sensor switch on the top of the gear box , very accessible and easier to put new oil from the bonnet.

[@elvistorrejon8875]

Did the oil give you any problems?

[@ChromeFlakes]

Yeah I said at the end of the vid, the gearbox was less noisy as a result and also selected reverse more easily.

[@elvistorrejon8875]

@@ChromeFlakes I mean, regarding the fact that using an oil other than genuine Honda oil, some say that it can cause damage, is that true? What is your experience with this?

[@ChromeFlakes]

@@elvistorrejon8875people who want to sell the genuine Honda oil may say this. 😅 If it damaged your gearbox there would be class action lawsuits for gearbox replacements. The fact remains Honda are not an oil company. Often the company that makes oil for them, also makes it for other manufacturers and companies. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was the exact same oil as the “genuine” Honda oil.