Ping Curly
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Ping Curly
Curly,
In an earlier thread about my wife's transmission you said I should get
a crush washer with the Honda Z1 ATF. What is a crush washer and why
do I need it?
Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
And speaking of cost there is a Honda and Acura dealer near me, both
part of the same auto group. I have a gift card for Acura so will use
it for the ATF, but it is actually $2/qt MORE at the Acura dealer.
Again, same owner of both dealerships!
Eddie
In an earlier thread about my wife's transmission you said I should get
a crush washer with the Honda Z1 ATF. What is a crush washer and why
do I need it?
Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
And speaking of cost there is a Honda and Acura dealer near me, both
part of the same auto group. I have a gift card for Acura so will use
it for the ATF, but it is actually $2/qt MORE at the Acura dealer.
Again, same owner of both dealerships!
Eddie
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Re: Ping Curly
Eddie G wrote:
>
> Curly,
>
> In an earlier thread about my wife's transmission you said I should get
> a crush washer with the Honda Z1 ATF. What is a crush washer and why
> do I need it?
>
> Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
> And speaking of cost there is a Honda and Acura dealer near me, both
> part of the same auto group. I have a gift card for Acura so will use
> it for the ATF, but it is actually $2/qt MORE at the Acura dealer.
> Again, same owner of both dealerships!
>
> Eddie
---------------------------------------
The tranny crush washer is just like the rubber washer in your garden
hose, but made of copper or aluminum. It makes the plug seal tight.
If you're buying about 12 litres (quarts) of Honda Z1, ask for a
discount based on volume from whoever is cheapest, and do the changes
yourself (a week apart is good).
'Curly'
>
> Curly,
>
> In an earlier thread about my wife's transmission you said I should get
> a crush washer with the Honda Z1 ATF. What is a crush washer and why
> do I need it?
>
> Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
> And speaking of cost there is a Honda and Acura dealer near me, both
> part of the same auto group. I have a gift card for Acura so will use
> it for the ATF, but it is actually $2/qt MORE at the Acura dealer.
> Again, same owner of both dealerships!
>
> Eddie
---------------------------------------
The tranny crush washer is just like the rubber washer in your garden
hose, but made of copper or aluminum. It makes the plug seal tight.
If you're buying about 12 litres (quarts) of Honda Z1, ask for a
discount based on volume from whoever is cheapest, and do the changes
yourself (a week apart is good).
'Curly'
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Re: Ping Curly
Eddie G wrote:
>
> Curly,
>
> In an earlier thread about my wife's transmission you said I should get
> a crush washer with the Honda Z1 ATF. What is a crush washer and why
> do I need it?
>
> Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
> And speaking of cost there is a Honda and Acura dealer near me, both
> part of the same auto group. I have a gift card for Acura so will use
> it for the ATF, but it is actually $2/qt MORE at the Acura dealer.
> Again, same owner of both dealerships!
>
> Eddie
---------------------------------------
The tranny crush washer is just like the rubber washer in your garden
hose, but made of copper or aluminum. It makes the plug seal tight.
If you're buying about 12 litres (quarts) of Honda Z1, ask for a
discount based on volume from whoever is cheapest, and do the changes
yourself (a week apart is good).
'Curly'
>
> Curly,
>
> In an earlier thread about my wife's transmission you said I should get
> a crush washer with the Honda Z1 ATF. What is a crush washer and why
> do I need it?
>
> Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
> And speaking of cost there is a Honda and Acura dealer near me, both
> part of the same auto group. I have a gift card for Acura so will use
> it for the ATF, but it is actually $2/qt MORE at the Acura dealer.
> Again, same owner of both dealerships!
>
> Eddie
---------------------------------------
The tranny crush washer is just like the rubber washer in your garden
hose, but made of copper or aluminum. It makes the plug seal tight.
If you're buying about 12 litres (quarts) of Honda Z1, ask for a
discount based on volume from whoever is cheapest, and do the changes
yourself (a week apart is good).
'Curly'
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Re: Ping Curly
Eddie G wrote:
>
> Curly,
>
> In an earlier thread about my wife's transmission you said I should get
> a crush washer with the Honda Z1 ATF. What is a crush washer and why
> do I need it?
>
> Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
> And speaking of cost there is a Honda and Acura dealer near me, both
> part of the same auto group. I have a gift card for Acura so will use
> it for the ATF, but it is actually $2/qt MORE at the Acura dealer.
> Again, same owner of both dealerships!
>
> Eddie
---------------------------------------
The tranny crush washer is just like the rubber washer in your garden
hose, but made of copper or aluminum. It makes the plug seal tight.
If you're buying about 12 litres (quarts) of Honda Z1, ask for a
discount based on volume from whoever is cheapest, and do the changes
yourself (a week apart is good).
'Curly'
>
> Curly,
>
> In an earlier thread about my wife's transmission you said I should get
> a crush washer with the Honda Z1 ATF. What is a crush washer and why
> do I need it?
>
> Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
> And speaking of cost there is a Honda and Acura dealer near me, both
> part of the same auto group. I have a gift card for Acura so will use
> it for the ATF, but it is actually $2/qt MORE at the Acura dealer.
> Again, same owner of both dealerships!
>
> Eddie
---------------------------------------
The tranny crush washer is just like the rubber washer in your garden
hose, but made of copper or aluminum. It makes the plug seal tight.
If you're buying about 12 litres (quarts) of Honda Z1, ask for a
discount based on volume from whoever is cheapest, and do the changes
yourself (a week apart is good).
'Curly'
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Re: Ping Curly
> > Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> > transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
> > And speaking of cost there is a Honda and Acura dealer near me, both
> > part of the same auto group. I have a gift card for Acura so will use
> > it for the ATF, but it is actually $2/qt MORE at the Acura dealer.
> > Again, same owner of both dealerships!
>
> If you're buying about 12 litres (quarts) of Honda Z1, ask for a
> discount based on volume from whoever is cheapest, and do the changes
> yourself (a week apart is good).
The service station I go to will do the flush and fill at no charge
since it was their ATF that messed the car up. But my question was
just a general question about the high cost of this type of service.
Eddie
> > transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
> > And speaking of cost there is a Honda and Acura dealer near me, both
> > part of the same auto group. I have a gift card for Acura so will use
> > it for the ATF, but it is actually $2/qt MORE at the Acura dealer.
> > Again, same owner of both dealerships!
>
> If you're buying about 12 litres (quarts) of Honda Z1, ask for a
> discount based on volume from whoever is cheapest, and do the changes
> yourself (a week apart is good).
The service station I go to will do the flush and fill at no charge
since it was their ATF that messed the car up. But my question was
just a general question about the high cost of this type of service.
Eddie
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Re: Ping Curly
> > Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> > transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
> > And speaking of cost there is a Honda and Acura dealer near me, both
> > part of the same auto group. I have a gift card for Acura so will use
> > it for the ATF, but it is actually $2/qt MORE at the Acura dealer.
> > Again, same owner of both dealerships!
>
> If you're buying about 12 litres (quarts) of Honda Z1, ask for a
> discount based on volume from whoever is cheapest, and do the changes
> yourself (a week apart is good).
The service station I go to will do the flush and fill at no charge
since it was their ATF that messed the car up. But my question was
just a general question about the high cost of this type of service.
Eddie
> > transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
> > And speaking of cost there is a Honda and Acura dealer near me, both
> > part of the same auto group. I have a gift card for Acura so will use
> > it for the ATF, but it is actually $2/qt MORE at the Acura dealer.
> > Again, same owner of both dealerships!
>
> If you're buying about 12 litres (quarts) of Honda Z1, ask for a
> discount based on volume from whoever is cheapest, and do the changes
> yourself (a week apart is good).
The service station I go to will do the flush and fill at no charge
since it was their ATF that messed the car up. But my question was
just a general question about the high cost of this type of service.
Eddie
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Re: Ping Curly
> > Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> > transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
> > And speaking of cost there is a Honda and Acura dealer near me, both
> > part of the same auto group. I have a gift card for Acura so will use
> > it for the ATF, but it is actually $2/qt MORE at the Acura dealer.
> > Again, same owner of both dealerships!
>
> If you're buying about 12 litres (quarts) of Honda Z1, ask for a
> discount based on volume from whoever is cheapest, and do the changes
> yourself (a week apart is good).
The service station I go to will do the flush and fill at no charge
since it was their ATF that messed the car up. But my question was
just a general question about the high cost of this type of service.
Eddie
> > transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
> > And speaking of cost there is a Honda and Acura dealer near me, both
> > part of the same auto group. I have a gift card for Acura so will use
> > it for the ATF, but it is actually $2/qt MORE at the Acura dealer.
> > Again, same owner of both dealerships!
>
> If you're buying about 12 litres (quarts) of Honda Z1, ask for a
> discount based on volume from whoever is cheapest, and do the changes
> yourself (a week apart is good).
The service station I go to will do the flush and fill at no charge
since it was their ATF that messed the car up. But my question was
just a general question about the high cost of this type of service.
Eddie
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Re: Ping Curly
"Eddie G" <egoldberg@amh.org> wrote in
news:1150719596.485455.72670@h76g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com:
> Curly,
>
> In an earlier thread about my wife's transmission you said I should get
> a crush washer with the Honda Z1 ATF. What is a crush washer and why
> do I need it?
>
> Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
In most cars it is VERY different from an oil change.
When you change the engine oil, you yank a plug and it all runs out. When
you yank the plug on a tranny, only about half of the fluid (or less) comes
out. To get it ALL without mixing it with new fluid, a special machine is
needed. The procedure takes much longer.
--
TeGGeR®
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
news:1150719596.485455.72670@h76g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com:
> Curly,
>
> In an earlier thread about my wife's transmission you said I should get
> a crush washer with the Honda Z1 ATF. What is a crush washer and why
> do I need it?
>
> Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
In most cars it is VERY different from an oil change.
When you change the engine oil, you yank a plug and it all runs out. When
you yank the plug on a tranny, only about half of the fluid (or less) comes
out. To get it ALL without mixing it with new fluid, a special machine is
needed. The procedure takes much longer.
--
TeGGeR®
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
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Re: Ping Curly
"Eddie G" <egoldberg@amh.org> wrote in
news:1150719596.485455.72670@h76g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com:
> Curly,
>
> In an earlier thread about my wife's transmission you said I should get
> a crush washer with the Honda Z1 ATF. What is a crush washer and why
> do I need it?
>
> Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
In most cars it is VERY different from an oil change.
When you change the engine oil, you yank a plug and it all runs out. When
you yank the plug on a tranny, only about half of the fluid (or less) comes
out. To get it ALL without mixing it with new fluid, a special machine is
needed. The procedure takes much longer.
--
TeGGeR®
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
news:1150719596.485455.72670@h76g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com:
> Curly,
>
> In an earlier thread about my wife's transmission you said I should get
> a crush washer with the Honda Z1 ATF. What is a crush washer and why
> do I need it?
>
> Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
In most cars it is VERY different from an oil change.
When you change the engine oil, you yank a plug and it all runs out. When
you yank the plug on a tranny, only about half of the fluid (or less) comes
out. To get it ALL without mixing it with new fluid, a special machine is
needed. The procedure takes much longer.
--
TeGGeR®
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
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Re: Ping Curly
"Eddie G" <egoldberg@amh.org> wrote in
news:1150719596.485455.72670@h76g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com:
> Curly,
>
> In an earlier thread about my wife's transmission you said I should get
> a crush washer with the Honda Z1 ATF. What is a crush washer and why
> do I need it?
>
> Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
In most cars it is VERY different from an oil change.
When you change the engine oil, you yank a plug and it all runs out. When
you yank the plug on a tranny, only about half of the fluid (or less) comes
out. To get it ALL without mixing it with new fluid, a special machine is
needed. The procedure takes much longer.
--
TeGGeR®
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
news:1150719596.485455.72670@h76g2000cwa.googlegro ups.com:
> Curly,
>
> In an earlier thread about my wife's transmission you said I should get
> a crush washer with the Honda Z1 ATF. What is a crush washer and why
> do I need it?
>
> Unrelated question: Why do service stations charge so much for
> transmission fluid change when it is no different than an oil change?
In most cars it is VERY different from an oil change.
When you change the engine oil, you yank a plug and it all runs out. When
you yank the plug on a tranny, only about half of the fluid (or less) comes
out. To get it ALL without mixing it with new fluid, a special machine is
needed. The procedure takes much longer.
--
TeGGeR®
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
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