Transmission fluid What spec for tranmission fuild change

undo tranny pan, all the fluid will come out. pull off filter and replace. change gasket on pan if its not reuseable. tork to specs and refill the fluid through the dipstick tube

Ok, just make sure you use Hyundai SP3 automatic transmission fluid when you do change your fluid (7 quarts). Dexron,Mercon, and Ford transmission fluids are not compatable with Hyundai automatics. If you dont' feel comfortable about changing your fluid, a Hyundai dealership will do it for you, Just ask for a transmission fluid-flush exchange.

check your tranmission fuild could be low or need to be changed their is also a filter for the transmission, you can put some lucas in the transmission to help it stop slipping!

U may need to replace the torque converter and the torque converter clutch control solenoid inside the transmission it is mounter to the valve body, there is one thing you can try 1st, change the fluid in the transmission and the TCC (Torque Converter Clutch) solenoid, use the new GM spec DEXRON VI transmission fluid, there is a good chance you can fix this by doing these cheaper service and part replacement, if that doesn't work the tranmission must be removed and the torque replaced

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As far as I know there is no gear oil to change on most front wheel drive cars with and automatic. If you are changing the transmission fluid make sure you put the right stuff back in it. Chrysler has there own fluid specs. If it has a manual transmission the the differential is built into the transaxel and there should be just the one gearcase. There again make sure you use the right oil check the owners manual.

Consult your owners manual for the type of fuild to be used, don't recall if Honda bothered to put a drain plug on the transmission, most vehicle manufacturers do not! This will mean removal of the bottom pan from the tranny, of course prior to doing this purchase a replacment gasket and filter for the vehicle also have an adequeate quantity of fuild to prour back usually no more then 6 quarts is required, expect it to be less. Have a containor sufficient to hold that volume. Normally without a drain plug you would start loosening all the bolts holding the pan, only slightly, then select the corner that is simplest to reach and put your drian pan under it, this may require raising the vehicle off the ground and placing it on jack stands, unless you have access to a vehicle lift, loosen and/or remove the bolts in that corner till the fuilds drain into the holding pan, don't attempt this on a HOT vehicle, the fuild can be several hundred degrees and burns are possible. After you have drained the fuild, remove the pan, then remove the filter. Install a new filter and replace the gasket, some additional adhesive helps to make the new gasket stick to the pan, talk to the counter person where you buy the filter and gasket, they will recoomend something the can also tell you the quanity and type of fluid to use. If you lack the equipment to do all this then a local transmission shop will usualy have a fluid change special and they get dirty and dispose of the old fuild for you!
Good Luck

The dealer reccommends you use their transmission fluid for optimal shift quality and trans. life.

I just did the same thing, I had to remove the air box to get to the reverse switch on the transaxle. I removed the switch and filled the fuild there.

There will be a dipstick at the back of the motor, should be on the left side near the brake system. The car should be warm and placed in drive with e brake engaged. Pull dipstick out and look for the warm mark. The fluid should be at that level.