The 2010 Honda Fit requires different transmission fluid quantities depending on the transmission type. A CVT automatic typically needs about 6–7 quarts for a full change, while the 5‑speed manual uses roughly 1.7–1.9 quarts of gear oil.
Transmission options in the 2010 Honda Fit
These figures cover typical full-fluid replacements. Exact amounts vary by service type and whether you replace filters.
- CVT automatic: total capacity about 6.0–7.0 quarts of Honda CVT fluid.
- Manual 5‑speed: gear oil capacity about 1.7–1.9 quarts.
These ranges reflect common guidelines. For a precise amount, consult your owner's manual or a Honda service bulletin and consider whether you are performing a drain-and-fill or a full fluid replacement.
Notes on service and safety
Use the correct fluid type and follow proper procedures. CVT fluid is not interchangeable with conventional ATF, and manual transmissions require the appropriate gear oil grade. If you're unsure, have the service performed by a qualified technician.
Summary
Key figures to remember: CVT automatic ≈ 6–7 quarts; manual 5‑speed ≈ 1.7–1.9 quarts. Always verify with the owner's manual and specific service documentation for your exact model configuration.