How many quarts should I get for a drain and replace on a 2008 Honda Accord LX-P 2.4 AT?
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If you want flushing need 6 quarter, if yu just replace it,need 3.7 quarter.
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02 sensors vary, they can last 60k to 100k+ miles. If you have a check engine light, usually that means it's time to replace it. What you can try before buying a new one is cleaning the tip of your old sensor with a propane torch you can get at Home Depot for like $8. You'll also need an 02 sensor socket you can buy at the auto parts store for $12. After you clean it plug it back in and put it back in the exhaust, then reset your ecu and let the car idle for 5mins and see if it the cel turns off.As for your rpm issue, I'm not a mechanic and I don't know your car, so I would get a vehicle diagnostic before throwing parts at it. 02 sensors vary, they can last 60k to 100k+ miles. If you have a check engine light, usually that means it's time to replace it. What you can try before buying a new one is cleaning the tip of your old sensor with a propane torch you can get at Home Depot for like $8. You'll also need an 02 sensor socket you can buy at the auto parts store for $12. After you clean it plug it back in and put it back in the exhaust, then reset your ecu and let the car idle for 5mins and see if it the cel turns off.As for your rpm issue, I'm not a mechanic and I don't know your car, so I would get... » Read More 02 sensors vary, they can last 60k to 100k+ miles. If you have a check engine light, usually that means it's time to replace it. What you can try before buying a new one is cleaning the tip of your old sensor with a propane torch you can get at Home Depot for like $8. You'll also need an 02 sensor socket you can buy at the auto parts store for $12. After you clean it plug it back in and put it back in the exhaust, then reset your ecu and let the car idle for 5mins and see if it the cel turns off.As for your rpm issue, I'm not a mechanic and I don't know your car, so I would get a vehicle diagnostic before throwing parts at it. « Show Less
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I drive a 2001 Civic EX coupe manual like yours. Our cars only need 1.6 quarts to fill it up. Says that in the owner's manual. I always end up with a little left over with just 2 quarts. Make sure to do with car flat and level. Happy driving!
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There are overflow outlets at the top of the barrel that will drain the excess. These are probably closed over when you get them so you can just punch or drill a drain hole the size that you want
1544758
I ordered and received 4 quarts. Enough to drain and refill the transmission.
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5 quarts should do it for a 2.4 L 4 cylinder engine with automatic transmission. Start adding the last quart after the vehicle is warm, no more than a pint at a time.
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It will be in your owners manual. There are different capacities by year and engine. The "ballpark" range is 3 - 4 gallons. Your manual may state the capacity in liters - recall that a liter is just a little more than a quart. At larger capacities (13 quarts) you can just convert 1 for 1 - the difference will be too little to make a difference.
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After draining into your drainage pan,transfer it to gallon milk container to measure the amount. The 3.5l in my 05 murano took 5.5 qt.
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this goes in the tank on my accord. double check your model number on the autobest website. I didn't have an access panel to tank but think civicsdo.
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American Standard 1599.205.002 Deep Soak Max Drain, available here on Amazon.
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It will work and between 2-3 quarts. Very easy to do. Look up a youtube video for a walkthrough. My recollection is I was to fill it until it spilled out. I believe my 02 RSX type S took just over 2 quarts.
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Go to goldplug.com, you can search for what drain plug will fit whatever car or motorcycle you have.
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I installed it on 5hp that was on a chipper, I don't know the exact size of the tank but it is close to 2 quarts.
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No there is no drain plug, but you would have to fill it almost to the top to have any oil leak out. The normal oil change is about 5 quarts, and that won't get that high.
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Can't believe no one's replied to this in over 2 years. I was wondering the same thing and found the info here: http://www.theplasticsgroup.net/consprod_drainp.htm According to the table, this holds 7 quarts. Unfortunately, the dimensions show is for a case of 8 of these. However, they list a phone number that you can call with questions.
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Price is for 4 and I believe it will work for your 2008 accord because I installed it on a 2009 accord.
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It's been a while since I installed this, and we've since moved. I do believe that the broken one I replaced was the contractor model. I used the old drain, which worked fine. I believe there was something funky about the wiring, but it couldn't have been too bad, as I am not a mechanic...(See the idea about using a auto jack to hold the disposal in place while working with it.) My advice, if the price is good, would be to get it, take it our of the box and look at it. Amazon has been great with returns for me, when things don't work.