How To Do An Oil Change (COMPLETE Guide) | 10th Gen Honda Civic
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
- Here is a detailed breakdown of doing an oil change with a new filter on a tenth generation honda civic. This will work with the 1.5T and 2.0 engines.
Make sure to use 0W-20 oil and I would recommend full synthetic. The oil drain plug is 17mm and is torqued to 30 ft lb. or 40nm. The 1.5T uses 3.7 qts of oil while the 2.0 uses 4.4 qts of oil.
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I'd invest in some proper jack stands. Those blocks of wood look pretty sketch.
You need a wooden step though, because the darn car is too low to the ground to climb regular ramps from the bottom (my experience with my wife's '18 Hatch.
Yeah, 3 more inches and you would have driven off the end of those stands, and probably crushed the underside of your Civic. Yes, use gloves too and replace the old drain plug washer with a new one. I put an old blanket or dropcloth underneath the oil pan area, to eliminate spillage of oil. I've had two Civic Si's and just leased my son a new 18' Civic Hatchback Sport. Honda still has not switched the oil filter to the top of the engine like my new GTI or the new Subaru Imprezas. So much cleaner! Come on Honda, get with the program!
I wouldn't go under a jack stand. No safer than a jack to me. The wood does look a bit sketchy but better than many people use. 4 wheels on a solid base somehow then go under a car.
For real bruh that was hella reckless
@@rharris7426 There are wheels on that car, even if the jack stand/ramps fail you won't get crushed. You're only at risk of being crushed when the wheels are off. If you are so squeamish you won't get underneath a wheeled car supported by jack stands you are not cut out to do mechanical work.
You should wear gloves, old oil can give skin cancer, also protect your eyes, always make sure the old seal from the previous oil filter did not stick to the engine.......remove the quantity of oil from the new 5 liters to make sure you don't overfill, use a funnel....put the hand brake and block one rear tire......SAFETY FIRST !
Daniel MacDuff he’s a Honda driver it is for the best.
That’s not your wife. She’s too classy to use homemade wooden ramps.
Okay Mom!
Whoa, we didnt ask you that.
Daniel MacDuff that’s for pussy’s :v
Also important to make sure the seal from the old filter isn't stuck on the motor. It can happen, and if you stack two they will leak.
I think the information was clear.
Yes he could of used gloves and yes he could of done things more neat BUT he got the job done with what he had and the video was made very simple. I honestly, think it was great!
set that parking brake, get proper ramps, use jack stands just in case, chock rear wheels, you film, let reagan do all the work. thousands more subscribers
Deals Fields That’s the most succinct and 100% accurate review I’ve ever seen. I was nodding along until I got to “you film” and had a moment of confusion. Read the last recommendation and it made sense. Hit the conclusion and thought, “he’s right, I’d subscribe to that channel.”
Good Grief Deals Fields,
You had me laughing,
"You Film and let Reagan do all of the work"
October 15, 2019
Southern CA.
When done, I always let the engine run for a few seconds, turn off, then check the level again and check for leaks.
Thanks. Good instructions that made my first Civic oil change easy. Just slightly different than my oil change I did last month on my 1968 V8 Chevelle!
I work at the Alliston Honda Plant where my Coupe was made.
#1 tip - cut plastic water bottle in half. Use top one upside down to catch first stream that usually shoots out missing whatever you placed under. This will help you direct the flow and costs nothing. As bottom cap part is narrow you can also stick it into the pan to let it drip. And the bottom part of the bottle - use it to catch oil from the filter and afterwards - you guessed it, let it drip.
You should consider pre-filling the oil filter with oil, before installing it. This is so that when you start the engine for the first time with the new filter, you are not running the main bearings dry, while the oil pump is trying to fill up an empty oil filter. 03/26/19 HP
Great idea, will try this tomorrow on my car 12/27/2022 YM
What does this mean 😭
@DrinkWater47 nothing. No need to do so it's a myth on these new cars. Maybe if you had a old 90s car then yes filling the new filter will help the car.
Wth ..I never heard that before 🤣😲🤣
Only time i felt a dry start is if i start it hours after filling the engine
Thanks. This is helpful. My last 2 Honda’s have been PITAs to change the oil. Good to know going into a first oil change.
I used a funnel at the bottom and oil filter so it would go straight down into my oil drain pan. lol it was mess free for me, thanks for getting yourself all messed up so i can learn from you.
Great video, I’ve been wanting to check out how to change my oil and reset the oil life on the dashboard so this was a lot of help. Thumbs up! But I couldn’t help but have an OCD attack when you didn’t use shop towels/paper towels when draining the oil. Also, I personally like to fill up the new oil filter half way before installing it. Lol. Also, you should always use a funnel when pouring the new oil in to prevent a mess. I’ve been doing my own oil changes and other maintenance on my cars since 2005 so I’m very knowledgeable about car maintenance. Anywho, I love those homemade wood ramps!
A couple improvement comments:1 - get oil warm before changing, so that more flows out2 - wear a disposable glove to prevent your hand getting soaked in oil3 - after removing oil plug, open oil filler cap to allow air pressure to increase speed of oil draining4 - mention that you MUST replace the oil plug crush washer every time. Otherwise, you may over-torque the drain plug when you reinstall it5 - use a funnel when pouring fresh oil into engine to avoid a messy accidental spill.6 - take used oil to a service station that accepts it so you don't pollute the environment
I appreciate the feedback. While I did most of those things, I will make sure to do a better job conveying the proper things to do in future videos. Thanks!
Mark ( and everyone to whom it concerns), Do everything Mark said and also: If you have car up on ramps you must chock rears wheels. Wear safety glass (daah)! Use oil filter socket to remove old filter but NOT to install new filter. Fill new oil filter with oil before installing. Use Fumoto valve instead of drain plug and never need a drain plug or crush washer again (nor will you run the risk of stripping threads).
Will the oil scald you if you let it run?
@@SoonerGarage oil change every month ???
I loved the ending SWAT and your reaction. Live...
This is so satisfying to watch for some reason
Thanks for your video! It is helpful. I forgot to buy an oil filter last week, so I just changed the oil. I wonder if I buy new oil filter, can I still replace the old oil filter without letting all the new oil draining out from the oil filter hole? Thanks!
Nice video!! Most awesome Civic! Happy to see wife helping out.
TIPS: Remove oil dipstick and oil filler cap prior to draining oil. Helps the oil flow better coming out.
Yup, this is what my car mechanic did today.
Lmao his wife didn’t do shit. She literally didn’t need to even be there 😭
@@noodlepeppers6736nah she got the views up lmao i only watched this cos i thought it was gonna be a girl doing it 😂
I like your style! I have a 2018 Yamaha MT-09 and a 2019 Civic Hatchback Sport. Great minds think alike!
Do you happen to know if those products work for the 2017 Honda Civic Coupe EXT?
My 2017 hatchback turbo sport oil dipstick is filled to the top end of the full line is that ok? I bought the car and checked the oil and i think they overfilled it a bit. Should the oil mark right on the full line to be safe on the engine?
This is really helpful. Thanks!!!
Can you tell me what tool you used to remove the screws?
Awesome work
Thumbs up on the homemade ramps👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much for the video!
Sharing you’re channel with a few car guys 💯
Thanks a lot bro for this video but I hear that if you fill the filter by oil and fixed much better because that will not let warning light for oil in dashboard light in that time, try that and see the differences
Just curious... how many miles on average do you get using synthetic oil? Honda suggests oil change at 15%. Oil is still clean just low so can oil be added instead of changing it?
Good job, very helpful for me.
Is it ok to put in some 5w20 with whatever of the 0w 20 is left in the engine until i go to the shop? Or not good idea ?
Good video thanks I just did a 2018 honda civic oil change
Just had an oil change from a car mechanic. I watched them doing and the only thing I wondered how I gonna lift the car and here you go I see you doing with a wonderful idea :). From now onwards I do it by myself. Thanks a lot for sharing this wonderful video.
Suggestion - Use a funnel to pour oil in the oil tank.
Jacks are safer though. The wood looks mad dangerous 2-3 inches and ur toast
Real help ful bro I gotta Civic ! Lol
Do you have to replace the crushwasher? Every oil change?
Do you need the oils filter wrench to take it out?
You’ve got a steadier hand than I do I would’ve felt a little better if he used a funnel LOL. Very good video
Changing oil without gloves. A brave man indeed.
what's with the focus hunting? are you shooting with a panasonic?
Warm up engine first, use a funnel when puttting in new oil, measure your oil carefully!
Michael D. Yeah don't fill it when the front end is raised. Push it off.
yeah engines that have turbos its a must but most engines that dont have turbos dont need to warm up you let it sit build up pressure make sure oil filter is not leaking then make sure oil level is at level not in jacks level surface
Good looking out 👍
Good idea for jacks on these low cars!
Prime the oil filter- the new civic with its more vertical filter makes this even better than the older B (etc.) series. Torque that nut to spec. Use a new aluminum O- ring. Thanks for the post!
Is it the same when the steering wheel Is on the other side?
Is it weird that I prefer these types of videos with no music 😅
this honda in video have 1.5t or 2.0 engine?
Do I need a new oil filter or can I reuse it
es correcto hecharle 5 litros en lugar de los 3.7L ?
How come the oil sensor doesn’t sense the new oil percentage without it being reset ?
Good video. Thanks
I have Honda Civic 2017 you think it your same car as yours?
The oil filter wrench is it 12 inches or 16 inches
Does anyone know how to properly lift a lowered 10th gen civic sedan? Mine is too low I’m having trouble lifting it, I tried every technique that I know of, any techniques you guys got up your sleeve? Gosh I hate newer cars my integra is so much more easier to lift.
Super helpful
Awesome couple, awesome car, awesome tutorial...awesome video.
Did you reset it before I thought when It hit around 0-10 you should change it which means I need to change my oil really soon?
1:28 i need replacements for those screws, anyone got any leads?
I see the fuel gauge is in red color. Did you do that or its original.
Warm the engine first. Oil drains better.
Open the fill cap. Oil drains better (usually)
Did you set the hand brake?
Did you chock the rear wheels?
Jack stands are not expensive.
Wear gloves.
Get a bowl to put screws in (magnetic perhaps) instead of letting them roll around the floor.
Check for sticking oil filter gasket.
Check with Honda: do you need to replace the washer on the oil drain plug?
Funnel.
Wait a few minutes before checking the level.
No need to change the oil at 40% life left - waste of oil, filter and money.
While you're there: check steering fluid, brake/clutch fluid, coolant and for that matter the windshield wiper liquid.
How did you dispose of the used oil and filter?
Great video. Have you had any problem with oil dilution in your civic? I just bought a 2019 civic with 1.5 liter and have been hearing about possible gas mixing with oil.
Just changed mine, about 4,5L of oil was drained so I think some gas most def was mixed with oil (1,5T here)
what size crush washer do you use?
How did you disposed that used oil
Hey bro did you replace the washer?
Harbor Freight has nice rubber gloves that are tough and inexpensive, just saying bro. :)
Jack stands at Pep Boys are 19 bucks for a set! cheaper than the Synth oil.
other than a Honda filter, have you tried the WIX filters they are excellent.
2 great points, 1, lube the new filter gasket to make a better physical connection and 2, hand tighten the filter, to many people wrench that sucker on and crush the gasket or make it so tight that it takes a gorilla to remove the old filter.
Overall not a bad video.
thanks for sharing it.
Good job
Great content. Add dispossable gloves, bigger catching pan, sand for the oil on the ground and a funnel 👍
Why not replace the crush washer?
Got a fumoto drain valve and is night and day. So easy specially with hose attachment
Definitely recommend gloves and a funnel
Great vids 👍🏻
Thank you!
You're welcome :)
How does one change the oil when there's no car in the video?
Im here for the knowledge, the thumbnail is a plus. 😂
I’d get proper ramp like rhino ramps if I were you, thanks for showing me how to change oile anyway!
Nice thanks bro😊😇
Do you know where is the jacking point of the car?
Nice video
I do know what I’m doing. - Takes out drain plug and spills oil everywhere. Haha! Brah, that’s some really nice clothes for changing oil too.
Dude you don't like to use any protection didn't you?
I like filling up the filter before installed
Are there any better methods rather than socking your hand with oil?
Your oil filter is vertical so you should've tipped some oil in it before screwing it on. Also run your car for a bit then recheck your oil level, add a bit more if needed.
Good man. You have to apply for Jiffy Lube 😂😂😂.
Lulzim Vukaj Hahaha, that’s great, I went to Jiffy lube to get a quick change before a road trip. Instead of removing the skid plate completely, they only took out 2 screws and bent it down to get to the plug and filter... and then didn’t put them back. It’s super messed up now, needless to say I’ll be changing my own oil from now on.
Ebone Cappone 🤪🤪🤪
amazing couple, wish you a happy life together :)
@000 000 She has some nice hips.
THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Definitely a big help only question I have is when you change your oil do you have to buy a new filter each time ?
everytime you change oil, always change the oil filter and crush washer.
that outro hits hard lmao
Noob here, in your description, you said torque should be 30 lb ft. What does that mean? And how do you know exactly?
hey Sooner Garage, thats actually clever, u made your own ramp, i dig it. I am wondering if I can do the same.
Is there a particular safe wood i should use? did u just glue them together?
Thanks
I just used cheap lumber wood with wood screws. I think you could definitely do it yourself, it took me about 5 minutes to make them and I just used leftover wood from another project.
You can cut the bottom off of a water bottle for quick easy disposable funnel. (Make sure it's completely dry)
Thanks!
Didn't they sell rubber gloves back in 2017?
Like this video but you should do some black epoxy on your garage floor
gj.I hope i dont have to wrestle with the metal plate or oil filter after that.
2:03 Fail 😂
What poop
Happensto everyone once and a while
I’m getting in white it looks awesome! I can afford a brand new 1 but I’ll go with 2017 and save
Its bad ass but the back gets so dusty
It does a bit nothing crazy though
Thumbnail game on point
Lol where’s the funnel? 😂😂
Invisible 😂😂
Yikes
The new Civics look pretty good...
Run the engine after filling the car, check the oil again. You're probably about half a quart low. The filter sucks down more then you think. The recommended amount of oil is almost always with out the oil filter. So if the recommended amount is 4.7 it's probably really 5.0 - 5.2 with the the filter, depending on the size of the filter. They don't give you the amount with the filter because they vary in size sometimes. Different brands, aftermarket, in house filters. Some have more or less material inside them.
I tried to change my oil for the first time and i feel humiliated, i couldn't even get the nut to turn, it's freezing out here so idk if it's due to the cold. I put everything back and now I'm back inside in my warm home, wtf man, idk how to feel about this shit no more
I have a 2018 hatchback sport touring. I have had it for 2 1/2 years. The car has 37,400 miles. I have had some major issues. My master cylinder went out at 35,000 miles. The ac compressor & condenser went out at 35,000 miles as well and would of been around very close to $3,000 to fix. My lane keep assist always gets triggered by shadows from power lines. The dealership could not find the problem. So they told me to turn off lane keep assist. YES! THE DEALERSHIP TOLD ME TO TURN Off A SAFETY FEATURE. Also the brake assist comes on when a dark spot or pot hole is in the lane. The infotainment screen some times goes black. In addition to all that my driver seatbelt feels like its sticking. When i buckle the seatbelt it feels like it doesn't want to latch. When i try to take it off it feels like its stuck and doesn't want to release the belt. Even though i have had these issues i love my car. It drives just like my old 2013 bmw 328i. Never had major issues with my bmw. But the bmw was falling appat pretty fast. The light fixture was falling out of the bmw trunk and the panels on the inside were coming loose. And the fake crome was peeling off. Also my window switches became unstable and were sinking into the door panel of the driver side.