10-Speed Neutral Release Tool Honda & Acura

Product Details

10-Speed Neutral Release Tool – Honda & Acura

These tools are designed to place Honda and Acura 10-speed automatic transmissions into Neutral during service or vehicle movement.

Unlike the 9-speed transmission neutral release tool, the 10-speed transmission remains in Neutral after it has been engaged, allowing the tool to be removed until it is needed to return the transmission to Park.

Fitment Options

Available individually or as a 2-piece set.

• Odyssey Tool – Fits Honda Odyssey equipped with the 10-speed automatic transmission.
• Accord/Pilot Tool – Fits Honda Accord, Pilot, Passport, Acura RDX  & MDX equipped with the 10-speed automatic transmission.
• 2-Piece Kit – Includes both tools.

Features

• Places 10-Speed transmissions into Neutral
• Tool can be removed once Neutral has been engaged
• Reinstall the tool only when returning the transmission to Park
• Designed specifically for access through the driver-side wheel well
• Printed from durable PETG for strength and long service life

How to Use

1. Turn the steering wheel fully to the left.
2. Remove the small splash shield covering the Park/Neutral stud.
3. Install the appropriate tool onto the stud.
4. Rotate the tool approximately 25° counterclockwise.
5. An audible "click" indicates the transmission has been placed into Neutral.
6. Remove the tool and proceed with service or vehicle movement.

To return the transmission to Park:

1. Reinstall the tool onto the Park/Neutral stud.
2. Rotate the tool approximately 25° clockwise until another audible "click" is heard.
3. Once the transmission is back in Park, the tool will be positioned approximately at the 6 o'clock position, as shown in the listing photos.

Material

These tools are manufactured from PETG filament and printed for strength and durability. When used as intended, they are designed to provide long service life.

Notes

• Designed for use from the driver-side wheel well—not from under the hood.
• These tools are fully 3D printed. Minor surface variations or small discrepancies in the print are normal due to the printing process and do not affect performance.
• Certain brake cleaners may cause surface discoloration. This does not compromise tool function.