2013 honda crv transmission filter location

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I have a Honda CRV. Transmission fluid is recommended to be changes at miles. There is an inline transmission fluid filter between the cooler and the transmission. The service manual only recommends to change this filter with transmission rebuild or replacement. There is no other filter.

2013 honda crv transmission filter location

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You'll see the filter there.

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Log in. Sign up. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Status Not open for further replies. The mechanic said there wasn't one that can be replaced, but that's it's sealed in the transmission. The guy said he called their auto parts dealer and was told one doesn't exist. But I watched a video of a guy online replacing the filter in a CR-V, so what gives? It looks like it's an enormous pain to get to, but it seems there is one. If there is one that can be replaced, can I do this myself after the fluid has all been replaced?

2013 honda crv transmission filter location

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Since I can order one on Amazon for half that, I passed on that offer. Took it back in and they were like "well, your starter is bad too. He said I can't trust what I see online. Changing the fluid seemed to fix the issue she had with the car shuttering between mph, as it changed gears. Since I can order one on Amazon for half that, I passed on that offer. But hey, I say that the main thing is to change fluids on a regular basis, and I've never had to have an engine or transmission problem. But I watched a video of a guy online replacing the filter in a CR-V, so what gives? For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You'll see the filter there. Took it in another time for a rattle sound from the engine and they diagnosed it as one thing and did that repair, but the rattle didn't go away. There is no other filter. I've also used same on my old '09 Odyssey and it too liked it! IggysCRV Replies. Diagnosed it as the water pump. Really, it couldn't hurt to change the filter, and if it is included in the price, why not?

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But hey, I say that the main thing is to change fluids on a regular basis, and I've never had to have an engine or transmission problem. Really, it couldn't hurt to change the filter, and if it is included in the price, why not? Transmission fluid is recommended to be changes at miles. I take one hose off keep facing up or higher then the flow, and put the filter on, 2nd hose same. JavaScript is disabled. Log in. Took it in once for an issue with buzzing from the steering column when I would try turning the car on. Fixed it perfectly. The guy said he called their auto parts dealer and was told one doesn't exist. Diagnosed it as the water pump. But I watched a video of a guy online replacing the filter in a CR-V, so what gives? Do you mean 30, miles? If you are referring to the usual 30k interval for transmission fluid changes on Japanese cars, I strongly suggest that you do it.