Procedure to change manual transmission fluid, 1995 honda accord.

It looks like you can use:

3 quarts of Honda manual tranny fluid (kinda costly)
-or-
3 quarts of your favorite Synthetic blend 10w30 motor oil.


Check the link below for more info:

Thread Honda Accord 94 97 Changing Manual Transmission Fluid

hello scottsgirl. Under the battery tray, you will find a yellow handle. This is the handle to the transmission dip stick. Joe

4 thumbs up please. ty.

for honda's, the transmission fluid is located next to the front engine on the bottom. try to look for another deep stick like the oil stick but smaller and changing it is like changing your oil.

you can check at youtube some guys a video posted on how to change a transmission fluid and filter and will guide you step by step

You must use AFT-Z1. The part number is CA66689. If you use Dexron III a friction modifier additive must be used with it such as Lubeguard or Kleenflo Platinum. This will help change the chemical nature of the Dex III so that it acts like Z1. Dex III by itself will cause damage to the transmission in a 1999 Honda accord. Honda used Dex III in transmissions built up to 1995, but after that they redesigned the transmissions and switched to their own fluid so be careful.

1995 HONDA ACCORD 2.7L 6-cyl Engine Code C27A4 C27A1

Engine Oil Grade 1......API All TEMPS......5W-30
Manual Transmission,......SJ All TEMPS......10W-30, optional 10W-40
Automatic Transmission,MPZA......AF2

CAPACITIES:
Engine, with filter..........4.4 liters
Automatic Transmission, MPZA Initial Fill..........2.7 liters
Automatic Transmission, Total Fill
4 speed MPZA..........6 liters
Manual Transmission, ..........1.9 liters

1995 HONDA ACCORD 2.2L 4-cyl Engine Code F22B1 VTEC

Engine Oil Grade 1......API All TEMPS......5W-30
Manual Transmission,......SJ All TEMPS......10W-30, optional 10W-40
Automatic Transmission,A0YA......AF2

CAPACITIES:
Engine, with filter..........4.3 liters
Automatic Transmission, A0YA Initial Fill..........2.4 liters
Automatic Transmission, MP0A Initial Fill..........2.4 liters
Automatic Transmission, Total Fill
4 speed A0YA..........6 liters
4 speed MP0A..........6 liters
Manual Transmission, ..........1.9 liters

in my opinion..if your milage is between 75K-140K I would try and just do a drain and fill and not a full exchange. If it is over 150K DO NOT TOUCH IT!!! See the deal is is that like oil, trans fluid is a fluid that breaks down and becomes bad after a certain amount of time. ANd once you put new fluid in, it breaks away all those containments, and metal particles and could do damage. so it is solely on you if you want to try it out or not. it could fix it, it could make it worst.

not sure how rought but traditionally, Honda's are known to shift rough... its kinda their sporty style. I think its funny that the Accord is considered a "sedan", when clearly is not a Taurus or Impala which are purely sedans.

cheers!

Owner of 1997 Honda Accord SE

Check out this site: " simple.DIY: rid your transmission of notchiness/ Transmission fluid change ..."

http://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1944026