Jazz 2017 Transmission ( CVT) oil change

[Alan Coombs]

  Unable to find filler plug.

[olduser1]

As far as remember its via the yellow handled dip stick, you'll need a long funnel for best results.

[Beaver]

When I had my 2012 version, the CVT fluid went in via the dipstick tube.  I had a 2 foot length of tubing with a funnel on the end to slowly pour the fluid in.  I always took note of how much I'd removed through the sump plug though, to ensure I didn't over-fill.  Little and often is the way to go until you reach the level.

[embee]

YouTube should answer your question.  Pretty sure you fill via the "level plug" until it just starts to dribble out. IIRC it's on the front of the g/box halfway up.  Advice is to make sure you can undo that plug BEFORE  draining the fluid. You need some sort of oil pump or pipe and funnel to fill, I have a Sealey manual big syringe thing, costs around £13 if you shop around,  invaluable tool.

[HertsHonda]

Seem to remember seeing a video of a Honda gearbox oil change where the filler was a black plasic/rubber plug with a curly 'handle' on top. Under the air filter.
The 'mechanic' spent a long time dealing with removing the air cleaner and associated air pipes to access and expose this plug!
Filling seemed to require removing a level plug on gear box, parking on a flat surface (with wheels back on ground??), then filling sloooowly until oil dribbles out of level plug hole (or, I guess, you've poured in a volume equal to what was drained out)
All sound a bit of a phaff

[jasonevans]

I just got mine done by the Honda dealer. Fixed price of £160 ( as of Oct 2023 ) which I didn't think is to bad considering the genuine Honda CVT oil is £100 just for that.