were to put transmission fluid in on a 1989 Honda Prelude 2.0 SI?

Question

it is too small to put into the dipstick i cant get a funnel to fit into the small hole of the dipstick and plus the dipstick is to far down into the motor Please help asap

and were can i find good information on my prelude as in everything about the motor and to buy body kits and how to make my white prelude look good?

Answer 1

you,ll need a long funnel to put it in with,,and its located just about on the top of the transmission,,near the back of the motor,,it doesn't stick up very much,,but if you look hard enough you,ll find it,,it may have like a yellow end on it,,kind of like a ring,,you check it,,and fill it there in the same spot,,always do it,,while it is hot,,and idling in park,,and don't over fill it,,that's the worse thing you can ever do to it,,good luck with it,,i hope this help,s.

Answer 2

To start with, is your car an automatic, or a standard? If it is an automatic, look on the passenger side in the engine compartment, it should be there. They make a special funnel for putting the fluid in, it is long and cone shaped. It comes down to almost the diameter of a dime. You can find one of these at your local Walmart in the automotive department.

Answer 3

i recognize this answer is a wee bit overdue, yet my husband recollects engaged on 2 older fashions of the Prelude, and at the same time as attempting to discover the position to envision the transmission fluid, he discovered no position for a dipstick, quite it turned right into a plug that mandatory to be unscrewed, attempt searching for that. i'm hoping this helps!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

sorry, but you're gonna have to get a small hose, attach it to the end of a funnel and go from there.........these new cars are getting ridiculous with their access to transmission fluids.......talk about cheapskates!!!

Answer 6

put it in the dip stick tube with a small funal . they make a funal just for that and you can get it at any auto parts store.