It’s unfortunate that you put “background” music on the video 😩

My 2009 has 228,000 miles. I bought it in 2014 with 126,000 miles. I did two trans fluid changes since owning it. I also use Mobil 1, high mileage 20,000 mile oil.
Change it at 20,000 miles. Runs like a new one.
The trick is, always let up on the gas pedal before it down shifts. As much as possible.

Lookin for a video that includes changing the ATF filter located under the battery.

Thank you good job

Great job

Спасибо Вам большое

bwaahahaha i thought i was the only one who does this 7:54, planks on the big ramps

Nice work brother!  Well done video.

Very nice video

Thanks

never use the same crush washer

Good job with the video. Some guys aren't as clear as you were

Bought my Fit with about 114K miles and immediately changed the fluid.  Noticed that my plug magnet was not very strong any longer so I replaced that and literally noticed a big amount of strength between the old and new.  They're cheap and good to do on a high-mileage vehicle.  Thanks for your video.

3 out and 3 in with Genuine DW1 every other oil change since new 2012 Fit. Zero issues in 118K miles. Yes, over kill but cheap insurance imo. Amsoil the engine oil though. Only DW1 since day one.

Bought my honda fit with 38k now its should i change it

See 3:03 about why Honda's are highly sought and retain their value. Right-to-repair is built into these things!
I had a VW Passat from about the same vintage. No tranny dipstick, no drain plug, no ability to even buy the fluid from VW!
If you want to change the fluid on that Passat, you pretty much had to get the dealership to do it.
Hondas rock. I wish North American manufacturers would take a page from their book.

The transmission plug is not coming out.

Did you pull it towards you or pushes forward with the socket wrench.

I pull it towards me and it's stripped.

we are a lot here with  a Fit doing more than 10- 12 liters for 100km. My old  2009 was doing 5-7 for 100 km.... nobody at Honda can answer. The new one 2014 is double the gas of my old 2009. same guy same habits.

Dealer recommended on the AT for 2nd Gen. is 30k miles.  I use the Honda OEM fluid for my 2011 and change washer each time.  Three quarts out and three in.  You can do this procedure three times if your feeling motivated.   But this is easier than a sealed Toyota trans.

Can you do this same procedure to an automatic