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Honda Passport 2001 Transmission Automatic Popular Q&A
Q: How to Troubleshoot a 2001 Honda Civic Automatic Transmission.
A: 1. Look for fluid leaks. A dark red fluid means the car is losing transmission fluid. The leak could be coming from the main seal or it could be escaping from t... Read More »
Q: How to fill transmission fluid in a 2001 honda passport
A: Open the hood and look for the yellow dip stick, Make Sure it says trans fluid. pull it from the tube. place a funnel in the steel tube and file accourdingly. M... Read More »
Q: How to add transmission fluid to a 2001 honda passport
A: There will be two plugs located on the side of your transmission. One will be above the halfway point and one will be near the bottom. The bottom is your drain ... Read More »
Q: Where is the plug located to fill transmission fluid on a 2001 Ho...
A: there is a plugon the bottom of the pan /pump fluid in till it comes out the hole and its full. try myisuzu.com. Read More »
Q: Why is the check transmission light flashing on your 2001 Honda p...
A: Check the fluid level. If you have to add some make sure you use only genuine Honda ATF DW-1. If the fluid level is ok, then you need to seek professional help. Read More »