Honda pioneer 1000-5 fluids?

Urdaddymike

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Anyone have the list of factory fluids. I'm trying to do a whole fluid change and want to get it right. It's the first time after the dealer ships first service. And it's brand new and don't want mix anything up.
 
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I recommend you get the service manual. Very handy. If you upgrade your membership you will have access to download it.

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Hillbillytnt

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Anyone have the list of factory fluids. I'm trying to do a whole fluid change and want to get it right. It's the first time after the dealer ships first service. And it's brand new and don't want mix anything up.
The engine oil sub trans and trans all use the same oil if that’s what your worried about.
 
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Plus Honda anti-freeze/coolant if you are really dedicated. Factory coolant has a service life of several years under normal conditions.
 
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Thanks I found the service manual. I'm a bit ocd or something I like to check every time before I do anything to it.
 
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Always better to check before doing something rather than after you screw it up. I've tried it both ways.
 
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The confusing part is that the engine and the DCT share the same oil, all filled by a single "fill" port. However, there are two separate drains, but the drains aren't "Engine" and "DCT"... actually "oil pan" and "oil tank."

And then there are separate oil filters for the engine and DCT.

The sub-trans is a separate deal altogether, using the same grade of oil as the engine and DCT, but utilizing a completely different set of drain/fill plugs and no filter.

This all took me a while to sort out in my brain.
 
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