Honda CRV iDTEC Fuel & Air Filters
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2017
- Join Rob as he shows you how to change the Fuel & Air filters on this 2010 Honda CRV 2.2 iDTEC.
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Love the rain in the background, it's so soothing. I know I'm weird, I live in a country where we don't get a ton of rain like you do.
It is weird but I like laying in bed listening to it.. Got no choice here though 👍
Cheers Rob, been looking for that little bugger for ages! Most videos and internet posts are about the cdti. Thank you for ending the misery!
Very helpful, thanks. I have the Accord with the same engine and was scratching my head looking for the fuel filter. It was a bit easier to get to on the older one.
Excellent video, including the shoulder shots, Just ordered the parts for a major service, so this has been very useful, thankyou.
Brilliant! Been waiting for a video on how to do this, just ordered filter and removal tool. Thanks!
Indeed the tiny O-ring is for different model as you said. Early Accord according to my Honda Dealership in Grantham. The parts guy had to ask the technician and one, of them actually knew. So mystery solved! To be fair they have been very good at looking after me and my countless Honda's over part 15 years both family and company cars, so shout out to the team there!
Great video Rob thanks. Just finished mine, had a nightmare getting the filter cap off, cut my hands. Even with the proper tool it was hard.
Thank you Rob. A very helpful description of how to find and change the filter. Took me just 40 mins to do it - I bought the removal tool which made it all a doddle..
Awesome 😎
The o ring that is left over is for the purge screw in the bottom. Hi from Ecuador 🇪🇨
Just bought a 2011 CRV i-dtec with 44k on the clock.. This is going to be my first job..! Excellent.. :-)
I have same model as your, where is EGR valve located?
Keep up the good work looking forward to your next vid
You are a lovely person, even more charismatic than Eric.O (SMA) who sent me to your channel. Love your videos, subbed, keep up the great work - all the best from Romania.
krugerblue Thanks Eric is great guy. Glad your enjoying 👍
Brilliant video thank you! Don’t forget you’ve got the manual prime pump under the skuttle 😊
Is 2009 honda accord dtec auto filter the same to do. I've heard it's under the car by the fuel tank
Great vid, subscribed!
Good Video! How to bleed pipes after changing of filter? CR-Vs with i-CDTi engine have special pump for. Thanks!
another top video Rob keep them coming
Cheers Paul
Excellent tutorial mate
Very helpful video, thanks
Great job Rob.
Cheers 👍
hmmm is it in the same place in Honda IX 1.6 i-DTEC ? I `m looking for it ! :p
Nice work Rob and it didn't look to be too bad of a job :)
Not too bad that Terry. Even easier next time with the tool to fit it :)
Brilliant video, thanks..
Brilliant video. I've managed to get to the fuel filter cap but I've had a nightmare with it... No.matter how hard I've tried, it just won't shift with the proper tool or with a strap. 😭
Is it easy to service this car? I was thinking to buy the 1.6 diesel,
nice vid Rob , cheers .
Cheers 🍻
Would very much welcome video on chaging fuel filter on 2016 crv idtec 1.6 diesel
Does k24 engines have the same fuel filter?
try changing the fuel filter on a 2017 1.6 id tea its at the side of the starter nightmare
Hi, great video. Rob, is the fuel filter in the same location for the 2012 model?
Yes I think so. Cheers
Great vid mate
Cheers
Jamie
Thanks 👍
How you take air out of system
Hi Rob sweet vid I know where to find it when i see one in the shop now.
Have you ever done a 2015 civic diesel? it took me 3/4 of an hour to find it. its buried above the starter at the rear of the motor, and then there is a hand primer by the tank which is know were near the filter. what a kerfuffle for service items
thanks for sharing.
No not done one yet. That sounds a pain in the rear! Nice tip about the primer though. I'll have to remember that
Thanks Rob, much appreciated
Thanks for watching Reg
Good one rob.
Cheers Andrew 🍻
Didn't know Honda made a turbo diesel. cool. They have any power to them? thanks for sharing
Yeah not bad they got 150 ponies in the stable.
Buen vídeo y buen profesional de los que van quedando pocos.
Xavier Andreu muchas gracias
Great video sure not easy to check for leaks
I know, can't see anything from the top :)
it gets my goat trying to do my own cars so someone like you working everyday I can imagine the frustration! I have recently had a Kia venga, battery out air box out ECU! then Kia dealer reckons wipers and scuttle but think it may get it without that. then the filter is a screw oncanister but located in a metal holder which all has to come out. why such a serviceable item is hidden so much who knows. I wonder how many get missed. I also think the intervals are way too long. keep up the good work!
It can be frustrating at times & yes I would imagine some people omit the filter from a service and hope it don't block later.
Nice video. I'm working on a cv boot replacement on my mothers Audi. My big Dewalt impact (DCF 899) is a lifesaver. So far it has removed any bolt i wanted to remove.
Nice good bit of kit. You'll soon have that cv grease all over it.
Hehe, I had CV grease all over my hands yesterday. Today I gonna replace the grease and boot :-)
gran video
Good video ! They really hide the fuel filter on that model
Thanks! They sure do, you cant even see it from above!
Thank you very much 😊
Great vid Rob very helpful, I'm guessing u don't need to remove fuel pump fuse and run the engine to reduce the amount of fuel in the system first? (saw a guy do that in a focus fuel filter vid)
No you wanna keep as much fuel in the system as possible to aid restart.
If it was a petrol engine then yes.
@@OneAuto Cheers Rob, I'll be doing this on my CRV in a few months, very helpful thanks
Nice work. You always seem to use the Purflex filters, any reason or just a coincidence??
Purflex, Mann & Hengst mainly, Quality Filters
Good vid
Rob is the fuel filter in the same location on the I-CTDI 2.2 without the DPF?
I can’t remember exactly but Honda do like to bury a fuel filter in that sort of location on a lot of models
thank you so much :)
Great video rob, I done a 2011 Hyundai ix35 fuel filter lovely dose just like this,, had to take out the battery also ECU mounting bracket👎 then to top it off the top part of the filter housing one of the fuel lines was fixed to it around 10" inches long trying to release the spring clips at the end of it a nightmare when you have big hands. There's some f.....g nerd 🤓 in an office somewhere being paid a fortune to come up with this shit.
Nice.. I've not had the pleasure yet! Thanks 👍
la clé electrique c'est quelle marque ? quelle référence ?
5:05 what is the tool called? I didn't quite get what you said need this tool so perhaps you can help me by telling me once again. Thanks
There is a link in the description for the tool you need. But I initially used a band oil filter removal tool.
Would you replace the fuel filter of a gas engine on a CRV the same exact way?
No that would have a different set up
Thank you.
I've got a 2007 icdti CRV and going to give this a go..! Any tips..?? :-) Great vids by the way.. Keep up the good work.. Al
Tips.... be patient :) Cheers 🍻
The 2007 one is more difficult to change !
I've got a 2007 icdti CRV as well it took me nearly 1 hour to replace fuel filter
What filter band/strap did you use?
Think it’s a Lyle. But you’re better off getting one of these amzn.to/2qwZGxd that I now have
This is for us also
How do you find the Milwaukee ratchet? Thinking of getting one.
Love it! Have to crack a really tight one with a normal ratchet but then spin it out with the Milwaukee.
Cool, nice video.
I like the improvisation with the filter band tool, Do you do enough Honda's to get your money back on that special tool then? Haha
That's the first of that type I've come across, the tool was is about £10 retail so no massive investment. All set for the next one.. bring it on :)
That's a reasonable price tbh, Some of the prices for some of the specialist timing tools are ridiculous!
great vid mate pull out your jet wash to clean that filter sorted!!!! hahaha
I've got a hose pipe...
Haha at least that filter came off very easy some of them can be very very very very tight😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉
I've got the tool now mate 😉
Можно использовать съёмник для фильтра (чашка) 90/15. Диаметр 90мм на 15 граней
Hi, what's the tool you're using to undo and tighten bolts?
Milwaukee 3/8 impact ratchet
www.automotive-consumable-supplies.com/product/milwaukee-m12-impact-ratchet-14/
5:05 My English isn't the best so didn't quite understand what you said? What's the tool name once again? Thanks and keep up the good work
Rob, any tips. Got the tool, wouldn’t budge. Really awkward, but tried tapping my wrench with a hammer, just lifted the tool off. Just cut my hands to bits. Someone’s put it on far too tight. ?
Nightmare! So you most likely will have to remove the housing completely, put it in a vice and try again with the tool or a large pair of grips. Worse case replace the whole housing.
Cheers Rob. I’ll wait for me fingers to heal up a bit 👍
Hi Rob, Had another go with a band and big breaker bar. Won’t budge. Broke the nylon band. Is it easy to remove the whole thing. ? Cheers
Did a honda crv deisel today in the garage and the top were the fuel pipe goes in split 70 quid for the top only
Carl Hutchison ouch! Feel your pain bro!
The British Eric O, i had a kia Cee'd about a year ago, 2011 1.6 Crdi fuel filter on that was a nightmare!! Saying that my E60 530d isnt much better lol.
Too much plastic crap to take off the underside of the BMW
may the small o ring is for the fuel pipe you took off .
The tiny o-ring must be for the fuel pipe, that you unplug from filter cap.
I thought this too, but I've just replaced the filter and the o-ring is very thin and small compared to the one the fuel pipe.
waching this im glad i have the mk2 crv much more simple to service
Yes a bit. They're all simple when we've done a few I suppose.
Do you have video of the removal of Icdti engine
No sir. Never changed one
@@OneAuto thanks for much I have both models of Honda CR-V the Icdti and the idtec I will like to change the fuel filter in the icdti is there a special tool to remove the filter from casing
Rain rain go away... come back some other day! That's a good size filter... why is it that the petrol engines always get the little filters?
I know.. it's just so unfair!! 😂
Tank you
We're very for your performances
Does anyone know if this is the same on a 2014 idtec 2.2?
Answered my own question, yes it is!
Thanks, I guessed it was as the air filter and battery are exactly the same layout. I'm going to do my MK4 2.2 next week after watching this video. Thanks for confirming 👍
@@blueandwhiteblade
Just for your info, the filter housing on mine was very tight and needed a longer bar on the socket for leverage but there isn't a lot of space to get one in. Lots of spillage as well so put loads of paper towel around it. I didn't have diesel to top the reservoir up but after a few cranks of the engine it got through ok. Like most jobs, once you've done it it's easy the second time!
If you think that’s a pain, try the newer facelift model...... need 6 hands and they have to be made of rubber and 4 feet long😳
I see what you mean about buried. From what I hear and see the Asian diesels are the best engines these days, but the Euro market is the only place they sell, the other main car markets like the US and Japan have virtually no diesels. I think Honda shoe horned diesels into these vehicles as an afterthought and never really considered servicing. The Honda and older Toyota diesels are about the only diesel I would ever consider owning if I actually needed one.
Nice to see you anyway. Thanks for the cuppa. 👍
These Honda diesels seem pretty good. Thanks for coming in, you look nothing like your avatar 😉
That's my Halloween look mate. 😂
😊
you need more drama in the brake cleaning fluid shots Rob ;-)
Like an Eric O sound effect. Maybe a slow mo and dramatic music.
may have to be a little different due to copyright,
possibly a gushing sound as you use the pump up spay
Just noticed the 1100 followers
Well done Sir
Thanks!
A lot of garages don't do these when they are due, hence the number of IDTECs with fuel pump and injector failures. £1K++ for the sake of a 30 minutes job.
Sexy shoulder and arm, Rob, so forget the car :D. Anyway, great video as usual, but what a mess to get to that fuel filter.
Cheers. Yep defo buried down there.
One Auto
Hey Rob 're your crv 2.2 idtec fuel filter change. Is it exactly the same on civic2.2 mk 9 or do you need to move battery and ecu too?
Matt
Honda CRV diesel - is it a honda diesel . All petrol models over here. The spare O ring had you wondering there Eh. LOL
Yes Steve a Honda made Diesel engine. Yeah still not sure what that's for LOL
One Auto, I think it's for the water censors on the bottom of the filter housing looking a the Honda diagram
Remember when honda were handy to work on? More "progress" .
The Civic is even worse!
One Auto, had 05 accord cdti myself and its similar but not quite as bad. Engineers and designers should have one golden rule. Make service items easily accessible. How many back street garages skip difficult maintenance items like this. Then you get more problems. Its a vicious circle
At least the oil filter is easy to get to
Diesel with HONDA I am jelly. I live in California, USA and diesel are looked upon like EVIL. I blame all the regulations. I would pay extra for a HONDA with diesel.
What the heck! This is one failure I'll give on the 2011 Honda CR-V. That is a lot of work to replace a fuel filter. I've done many fuel filters, from located in the engine bay to underneath the car. I've never ever had to remove so much stuff. Some cars I replaced the filter in 15 minutes (start to clan up) that have it located in the engine bay area. There is some sardonic engineer laughing about this one!!
You need camera man help cz most of work isn't shown
Second time watch it cleared up
Haha want a job?
Stupid design by Honda.