Hi All,
Where is the tranny oil drain plug for accord 2003 v4 Automatic????
I attached 2 pictures for drain bolt location (that's my guess). So please I need someone to confirm , is this the right bolt? Is this the right location?

In some forums I read it's next to the passenger wheel. But when I looked in my car, nothing was there.. The only one I can think it's , next to the oil pan from the driver side, as shown in attached pictures. Please advise!
Thanks in advance

 

From what I can see you're correct. The tranny drain hold doesn't need a socket, just simply stick a 3/8" ratchet w/ or w/o an extension.

Refill using the dipstick hole.

 

#7 is the drain plug, which appears to be where you have it pictured.

 

Thanks a lot. I will give it a shot this weekend. So when I drain it..about 3 quarts will be drained and I will need to add 3 new quarts, right?

 

Is there a tranny filter need to be changed as well?

 

About 3 quarts, maybe 3.5? There is a dipstick for the tranny and it should be at the top mark on a level surface with the engine off.

No filter to replace.

 

If you haven't done the change yet, the drain plug is right in the center, up front, with a 3/8" square for a ratchet or breaker bar. (Looks like the green circle may be it) Easy to find. Refill is exactly 3 qts. (be sure to check it with the dipstick)

Change 3 qts, drive it for an hour, day, week, then repeat the process. You can only get about 1/2 of the fluid at each change.

YES, I found a filter that no one knew about! It's on top of the transmission case in a cooling line leading to the radiator, probably under your air intake tube below the brake master cylinder, and looks like a fuel filter with nipples and hose clamps on both ends. Easy to change, about $20 at a dealer, and you may have to order it. I found it, changed it, and cut open the old one and it IS a pleated paper filter that needs changing.

LVP - 03 Accord EX-L 4cyl

 

Some confusion...
Previous 4-cyl Accords (2002 & earlier) have the engine facing the opposite direction. So the tranny is not only in the other side of the engine bay, but for the auto-tranny the drain plug used to face away from the engine, not towards it.

There's always people that think all Accords since 1977 are just the same as each other...

 

I did change the tranny oil and the plug as finch13 said. It's # 7 , which is as shown in my attached question pictures.

 

Yeah, exactly. My post was more for the benefit of other people who read this, who have Accords from 2002 & earlier.