🔧 Honda Genuine OEM Automatic Transmission Drain Plug Washers (18mm) - Pack of 5 High-Quality 90471-PX4-000 Review

These are not genuine Honda washers. Genuine OEM Honda parts are marked with a red Honda Genuine label. Exactly as I point to 20mm washers.

Fits 2007 CRV, 2012 Pilot and 2013 Accord Transmission oil drain plugs Quality product that works exactly as it is supposed to. Do you want that.

When Revain shows two parts together, they are usually connected. These washers appear to be for the transmission pan plug. Not the PCV valve they are shown with.

Aluminum Washer. Not much to complain about. NOT in Honda Genuine Parts packaging HOWEVER, so I doubt they are authentic. Note: I received them for the rear differential drain plug on the 2016 Honda Pilot EX-L. Fits perfectly. The filler plug uses a 20mm washer, FYI.

So the title says Honda Genuine OEM OEM Automatic Transmission Drain Plug Washers (18mm) Package 5-90471-PX4-000 It may be a replacement gasket but it is NOT "original" . . Part. Maybe it doesn't matter to many. When you pay money for a part that advertises "Honda Genuine OEM," you expect it to show up in Honda packaging.

It's called Genuine Honda OEM and direct replacement for 90471-PX4-000; However, it cannot be used because it is larger than a real OEM. I just changed the transmission oil and found it seemed to be too big so I just reused the old gasket. I ordered the original Honda OEM one for comparison and it is definitely oversized in terms of internal and external dimensions.

I'm shocked. At first glance, the inner diameter appears to be much larger than the OEM disc, but when I held them side by side they were the same in both inner and outer diameters. This is definitely a 5 star product considering it is half the retail price. If you change the ATF on every other oil change on all of your vehicles, it's worth buying in bulk.

Doesn't appear to be exactly the same as the shim I removed (transmission has never been serviced before me). The inner diameter was the same but the outer diameter was not (slightly smaller). It could be a change from Honda, or the original could have been widened when tightened. But still it looked a little different. However, the washer seems to be holding up great and I haven't noticed a leak yet (a few thousand miles since draining/refilling). It also does not come in the original Honda…