What is the recommended interval for changing the transmission fluid in a Honda CR-V?

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LaJohnny
07/29/25 3:53pm
Honda CR-V automatic transmission fluid should be changed every 40,000 kilometers, while manual transmission fluid should be changed every 60,000 kilometers. The following are symptoms of deteriorated transmission fluid in a Honda CR-V: 1. Slipping: Accompanied by increased engine RPM, poor uphill performance, and delayed acceleration. 2. Leakage: Leads to insufficient internal lubrication of the transmission, making it difficult for the vehicle to accelerate. 3. Jerking: Vehicle vibration and gear-shifting jerks may indicate clogged valve bodies due to contaminated transmission fluid. 4. Abnormal noises: Could be caused by deformed gears or excessive sediment buildup in the oil pan. 5. Overheating: The transmission overheating warning light will appear on the dashboard. 6. Stalling: Possible failure of the lock-up control valve components.
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