2005 Honda Pilot Differential Fluid Change

Since the Honda Pilot is now up and running, it's time that I put in some effort to actually update the maintenance on the vehicle. Hopefully I'll be able to knock out a job every week before it gets too cold to work outside and I need to bring things into the garage. This is a fast and easy job to complete and saved about $40 over taking it into the shop for the work.

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Tools required
- 1 large container of Honda VTM-4 Fluid - Fomr Honda
- 2 x New washers - From Honda
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- Standard socket wrench 3/8 - https://amzn.to/38U1DdM
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