how it will work in the CVT fluid Honda Civic 7th generation. 2001 and how many liters of need
502002
Hello- I bought for my 2006 Honda Civic Hybrid and it works great! You will need (3) quarts.
521222
Yes, make SURE you are using Honda OEM transmission fluid in your Honda transmission before adding this.
642317
I will suggest checking the diameter in the drain plug first when you do the next oil change or asking the dealer for the measure, normally in millimeters. You need more information about your cat and getting the right valve, like year of vehicle, model and motor.
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Double check the specs....but I think it would do fine. It is pretty universal in its application.....I would do the "Full Monty". I'd put in a trans flush and run for an hour.....the trick is draining the torque converter. There are good YouTube videos on unhooking the lines and using the new fluid to run all the old out (my GMC held 17 qts). You can save $150 over a shop flush. I would say that you MUST evacuate all the old fluid. Just for grins....put in a pint of the additive....it REALLY smoothed mine out. Hey, this worked well for me. I pull a lot of weight, and it shifts like new (1995 GMC 3500 / 454CID) Double check the specs....but I think it would do fine. It is pretty universal in its application.....I would do the "Full Monty". I'd put in a trans flush and run for an hour.....the trick is draining the torque converter. There are good YouTube videos on unhooking the lines and using the new fluid to run all the old out (my GMC held 17 qts). You can save $150 over a shop flush. I would say that you MUST evacuate all the old fluid. Just for grins....put in a pint of the additive....it REALLY smoothed mine out. Hey, this worked well for me. I pull a lot of weight, and it shifts... » Read More Double check the specs....but I think it would do fine. It is pretty universal in its application.....I would do the "Full Monty". I'd put in a trans flush and run for an hour.....the trick is draining the torque converter. There are good YouTube videos on unhooking the lines and using the new fluid to run all the old out (my GMC held 17 qts). You can save $150 over a shop flush. I would say that you MUST evacuate all the old fluid. Just for grins....put in a pint of the additive....it REALLY smoothed mine out. Hey, this worked well for me. I pull a lot of weight, and it shifts like new (1995 GMC 3500 / 454CID) « Show Less
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My 2010 honda civic averaged about 37-39 mpg on freeway going 75. I noticed a great increase in torque and acceleration. The responsiveness was a lot better too
665783
Should be less than 1 quart for the transmission. This fluid makes neutral way easier to find. The other answer posted is confused with the engine oil.
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Added to the last post, what it the qt size and model you have on your Innova, I'll see if I can find something for you, remember always buy a new gasket never a used one. like new is still used, and I say thats a no way.
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I have a 2010 Maxima Sport and I bought 6 quarts for a drain and fill by my local autoshop. I ended up with one spare quart. I bought the OEM CVT transmission fluid because if I didn't use Nissan OEM fluid it would void my warranty of 100,000 miles for the transmission.
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If you are going to flush ALL the fluid out of the transmission maybe not. If its just drain whats in the pan and the filter, yes its enough
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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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Yes if the Honda has a manual transmission. I use it in my 2003 Civic and my 2006 S2000 (both manual trans). It is lighter weight than the Honda MT fluid it replaced but works great.
1066045
For a 6 cyl car I would use the whole bottle. My car was under 2 gallons in coolant capacity, so I only used half a bottle.
1270015
There is hydraulic fluid inside, just like the stock Honda part. I believe the fluid helps isolate the vibrations in the engine from the rest of the car. This part works great.
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I have used it in my vehicle around one half of year and still run.My car is really old...1998 Honda...miracle, it can drive. According to my experience, it can fit in 2001 honda accord l4.
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Yes, this is the fluid you want. Total transmission capacity depends on 2 wheel drive or all wheel drive, but is 9 to 10 US quarts. You'll only drain about 5 quarts when draining from the drain plug. I drained 1 time, refilled and drove it for a week, then drained and refilled again to get as close to a full drain and fill. I used a full 10 quarts on my 2 wheel drive rogue using that process.
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My 2011 Nissan Rogue 4 cylinder with CVT took exactly five quarts. (I poured the old fluid into empty plastic bottles to measure it). I drained from the pan only. It actually holds around seven quarts but you have to do a full flush (messy) to get it all out. I changed it at 30,000 miles and will do it every 25,000 miles in the future. This will keep enough new fluid coming in so I don't have to bother with the full flush.
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It depends on the exhaust system you currently have on the vehicle. For a stock exhaust system this catalytic converter will not work. If you have upgraded or changed exhaust system to a 2.5 inch exhaust pipe and have a space that is at least 13 inches in length and 6.5 inches wide you may be able to custom fab this into place but it will not be an exact fit for your 92-95 honda civic. Dimensions for this catalytic converter can be found on magnaflows website. If you want an exact fit for oe you can enter your vehicle on magnaflows website and they will give you the modle number for what you need. I hope this helps. It depends on the exhaust system you currently have on the vehicle. For a stock exhaust system this catalytic converter will not work. If you have upgraded or changed exhaust system to a 2.5 inch exhaust pipe and have a space that is at least 13 inches in length and 6.5 inches wide you may be able to custom fab this into place but it will not be an exact fit for your 92-95 honda civic. Dimensions for this catalytic converter can be found on magnaflows website. If you want an exact fit for oe you can enter your vehicle on magnaflows website and they will give you the modle number for what... » Read More It depends on the exhaust system you currently have on the vehicle. For a stock exhaust system this catalytic converter will not work. If you have upgraded or changed exhaust system to a 2.5 inch exhaust pipe and have a space that is at least 13 inches in length and 6.5 inches wide you may be able to custom fab this into place but it will not be an exact fit for your 92-95 honda civic. Dimensions for this catalytic converter can be found on magnaflows website. If you want an exact fit for oe you can enter your vehicle on magnaflows website and they will give you the modle number for what you need. I hope this helps. « Show Less