2009 Hyundai Accent Automatic Transmission service Part 1 of 2 720pHD

Caution for ATF used under WARRANTY Please read:

If you are still under warranty use the Hyundai SPIII OEM transmission fluid as
not to void the warranty if they try to use it against you. As for the Dexron 3 Supertech another user made a note this fluid is not acceptable. Upon further research I decided to purchase Castrol Import Multi-Vehicle ATF as on the back of the bottle it supports All imports with the Diamond spIII specification. Even though I ran supertech from 45,000 klm to 103,000 klm without problems I flushed it out with the Diamond III specification. So there you go. Go OEM if under warranty, or youcan buy the Castrol Import MultiVehile ATF Diamond SPIII compatible ATF fluid.

To maintain a healthy transmission Hyundai recommends every 48,000 klm you change your transmission fluid. Today I will show you how to drop your transmission pan and change your metal filter as well as refill your transmission fluid. This is part 1 of 2 parts. In part 2 you will learn how to flush the transmission cooler and torque converter. Thks guys enjoy........

link to approved spIII Hyundai aftermarket atf cost me $82.00
for 2 5 quart jugs and 2 single quart bottles. That's all you need to do a complete flush.
You can google the PDF DATA sheet if you want. You can get this product at Canadian tire in Canada or any walmart in north America:

http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/castrol-i...



The flush kit adapter used in these videos is in my custom tools section on my site.
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Part 2 of this video link below:
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