i'm sending my wife to the dealership to pick up some transmission fluid and washers for each bolt, are there part numbers for these? i'm also going to change my slave cyclinder is there anything else i need from the dealer, i'm getting my cyclinder from somewhere else.
i want to make the trip to the dealers as easy as possible so if anyone has part numbers on that stuff it would be great.
dont buy that stuff from the stealer....go to slhondaparts.com
slhondaparts.com is a dealership. They are just kind enough to host their parts catalog on the web. Usually, if you look up your parts on the website, and then go to your local dealership, they'll match the price.
I want to say that the washer is the same washer used on the oil drain bolt. I know my dealer has a box full of them on the parts counter. Not so sure about your dealer though but I would assume that since it is such a widely used part, they have a box somewhere full of them.
Tranny fluid - Just have your wife go in, tell them the model and year of the vehicle.
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I didnt know that a dealership would match prices. I know SLhonda is a dealership, but since they sell parts at (wholesale?) its a cost effective alternative.
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Not so sure about your dealer though but I would assume that since it is such a widely used part, they have a box somewhere full of them.
Just have your wife go in, tell them the model and year of the vehicle.
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