Honda 08200-9008 DW1 Automatic Transmission Fluid ATF - 6 Pack

I paid for 6 bottles of water but got a single bottle from GPS, a con artist. Hence, I posted a review, but they permanently deleted it the next day. It seems they did not apologize or make any sort of mistake, but they did delete it without providing any explanation. As a result, I know now that this is a scam.

Jenna Grimes

| Sep 24, 2020

We received the order and there was only one bottle of ATF fluid in the box. In any case, the box was too small to hold more than three items. If this is the fault of someone, then she or he should be terminated.

Ricardo Howard

| Jul 27, 2021

This is all I need. The 12th of February 2020 You will not receive 6 packs of this product. A new one will be delivered to you. It's free to return and get a full refund.

Dorian Powell

| May 13, 2021

Accordind to Honda, a transmission flush is recommended every 40K miles in my Honda CRV. excessive, since it takes Honda 3 liters divided by three changes to complete the 9 liter 'flush' described in its manual. A three-trip trip to the dealer may seem expensive for something that is maybe easier to do than changing an engine oil (see YouTube for instructions), but Honda transmissions tend to be the most expensive to repair, so I will be doing this at 135K miles for my second time. It is NOT marketing hype to use Honda transmission fluid if you have a Honda. The costs may seem high, but if you want to keep your Honda (and your wallet), only Honda tranny fluid will do - not even the best generic. You can find a hundred mechanics who can assist you with that!.

Princeton Petty

| Feb 13, 2021

On a 1996 Honda Civic EX with the automatic transmission, I deglazed and filled the During cold weather, the car's transmission used to shift sluggishly. Now, the transmission shifts quickly and smoothly there are no more sluggish shifts. You do not want to “flush” out all the old fluid from a transmission that has not been maintained properly by constantly draining it, but you want to gradually drain the old fluid out over time. In conjunction with the next 3 oil changes, drain the transmission fluid and refill it.

Marcel Kerr

| Sep 17, 2020

$41 was the amount I paid. I'd like to buy six Honda 08200 batteries for ten dollars The ATF part number is 9008 DW1. One bottle was sent to me. There is a weight label on the box indicating it is 12 pounds. In the online process, I was unable to request missing bottles to create the "6-" - The only way to create a pack is with a pack This bottle needs to be returned.
Today, a 6-inch TV is on the market There are over $50 in costs for the pack.

Caden NORTH

| Oct 11, 2020

It's better than the deal I get from my wholesale account with the Honda dealer in my area. The 6 I bought were the ones I purchased. To avoid any movement or damage, they were tie down securely with plenty of pillows to prevent any movement! It is estimated that my 2011 Fit will drain about 4 quarts a day. One quart can be squeezed out by running it about ten seconds after it drains. You have to run it about 20 times. With only a ramp, a 3/8" ratchet (no socket needed), an oil drain pan, and a few towels, you can do it in 30 min. It's easy to say $75 in a few words A dealer would have to pay 100 more. Make sure you drain it properly and that you are prepared to use it. There will be splashes from that fluid!.

Lyra Walters

| Dec 13, 2020

As I live in the US, I was able to buy this stuff through Amazon since it can't be found locally. Please visit www. com. just bought a Honda Accord with shifting issues, and after doing some research we learned. Honda's need to have this stuff and everything else will not work. I changed the ATF out and the issue seems to be resolved. A recent update We are now approaching October 9, 2016, and the car is still shifting as it should.

Marina Pham

| Mar 28, 2021