I've never done an automatic, so this is how to replace a manual... Jack the car up and remove both front wheels. Disconnect the battery and remove it from the car--you need the space. There's a castellated nut with a cotter pin sticking through it coming out the bottom of the steering knuckles. Remove the cotter pins, then the nuts. Use a pickle fork and a three-pound sledgehammer to separate the ball joints, then remove the drive axles. Crawl under the car and remove the skid plate. Unhook the shift rod. Drain the transmission and unhook the clutch cable. Remove the starter. It also helps to remove the air intake pipe. Basically, unhook ANYTHING that connects the car to the transmission. Get a transmission jack up against the bottom of the transmission. Unbolt the old transmission, pull it away from the engine until it's clear and lower it. If it won't pull, check along the bottom of the engine...two bolts screw in from the engine side of the seam, and they're on the bottom of the engine. Change the clutch. Use a transmission jack to put the new transmission in. Technically you don't NEED one--Accord transmissions only weigh about 70 lbs so if you're strong enough and have a buddy to help you can conceivably put one in by hand--but holding 70 lbs above your head so your buddy can get the bolts started is enough of a near-impossibility that the transmission jack is a wise investment. Once it's in and tightened to the torque specs in the service manual--you need one when you do this--put the car back together. As the book says, installation is the reverse of removal. It's very physically demanding labor but not all that mechanically complex. Most decent backyard mechanics can do it.
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Where is the transmission fluid temperature sensor on a 1998 Honda accord and how do you replace it?"
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No, the only transmission that fits exactly is a 94-97 Accord. The 90-93 Accord can be used, but you will need the 90-93 flywheel. Chuck
The transmission filter on a 1999 Honda Accord can be located under the car's hood. More specifically, it is within the transmission itself and is very difficult to replace.
It can cost upwards of 200.00 dollars to replace the transmission seals in a 96 Honda Accord as of 2014. The exact price depends on the seals you purchase.
where is the transmission relay on a 1999 Honda Accord
Change all the transmission fluid and replace the filter.
how do you take out a transmission on a 1990 Honda accord
Around $3,500 at a Honda dealer.
I had my fluids changed in my transmission, and they told me the filter was internal....and they did not replace it!
where do you add the transmission fluid in a 1996 Honda accord 4 cylinderAnswerwhere do you add the transmission fluid in a 1996 Honda accord 4 cylinder