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How To Replace Honda CR-V Engine Air Filter (Demonstrated on a 2014 CR-V)
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2015
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This is a video on how to replace your engine air filter in a CR-V. I decided to upgrade my 8000 mile 2014 Honda CR-V with a K&N reusable air filter so I decided to show others how to replace the air filter. This is the same for most vehicles it's just that the air filter might look different and it might be in a different place in your engine compartment.
I recommend the K&N reusable air filter as I've also installed one in my wife's 2012 Hyundai Elantra and it's been great.
For my 2014 CR-V, I had to get model number 33-2477 for my K&N air filter.
You can search for yours by going to the K&N website at www.knfilters.com/
Used the K&N filter in a Jeep Wrangler for more than 175,000 miles. I check the condition at each oil change (7,500). Depending on the season it will be a bit dirtier at the 7,500 check. Averaged cleaning approximately 15,000. Keep your old (if still usable) filter and pop it in when you pull out the K&N to clean. Follow the washing directions and rinse the filter thoroughly. You need to let the K&N dry completely before you put the oil back on the media. I let it dry for at least 2 days. Also, once you put on the oil let the filter sit for a couple of hours to allow the oil to uniformly saturate the media. You will also note if you put too much oil on the media, so you can reduce the amount you apply during the next application. Put the newly treated filter back in the compartment and keep the old filter for the next reapplication. I prefer the aerosol oil container instead of the finger pump oil container. I can apply less and get better uniformity. Same filter for 175,000 miles, saved approximately $160, so far.
Awesome - thanks! Just saved me over $100 from what the dealership was going to charge me!!
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thanks for the info. dealers charge $ 59.00 to replace this filter is unbelievable
very helpful thanks for posting. i have same model car. will use this video.
Thank you so much for this video, and the one on how to replace the cabin air filter. I thought maybe it would be a complicated process since my dealership wanted to charge me $110 to change both!! You saved me some money, and I’ll be considering trying out the K&N. Thanks again!
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I did it! Thanks for the video!
Thank you for the video instruction.
I wasn't sure about this filter, but after this video I will be buying it and placing it in my 2014 Honda CR-V! Thanks for posting this!
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Keep your original filter to replace while the reusable is drying in case you need to use your car right away after cleaning.
Thanks for info
Your video is awesome, very helpful.Thank you and God bless!
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Thanks for the video. You saved me lots of money. The mechanics charge around $30.00 to install these things!
Frank, that's pretty good! The Honda Dealer wanted to charge me $45 plus....what a rip off!!
You didn't show how you put off cap very high open and then close because i'm feeling problem to puy filler inside
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any link of how to replace timing chain & water pump on 2008 Honda CRV?
+Kanall Simms No clue
Eric, if I do not use the washable cabin filters, how often approximately do you recommend to change the cabin filter? How about the engine filter? Thanks.
+Deals togo See here: www.cars.com/articles/2013/07/how-often-should-you-change-the-engine-air-filter/
Thanks Eric!
Uhh, under our filter was a mouse nest, also evidence of a nest starting in cabin filter. Car still foes a slight stutter. Any suggestions?
Just a guess but it sounds like something is clogged....would have to look for clogs
May I change the topic? Where is the pcv valve located on that crv? When you unclipped the 2nd clip, was that the pcv valve just to the left of your left hand?
+back yard mechanic This video might help (it's an older CR-V)
czcams.com/video/iRO-4X0jwvI/video.html
+EricL5150 Thank you very much for the information. Also thank you very for your time and consideration.
How is the gas miles now better than before or it is the same?
it has a little more acceleration...as for gas it's not a huge difference but you won't be buying an air filter again either
How often do you recommend changing?? Thanks
I believe most change it at 10,000-15,000 miles...when using the reusable K&N air filter, they tell you what to look for which is a buildup of dirt that restricts airflow as then you would clean it
How often should you replace the engine air filter?
+TikiTrvlr I go by how dirty it is when I do an oil change and check it. I would guess every 10000-20000 miles
You got ripped off K&N are pure BS, $60 for a $10 filter, plus K&N let too much dirt by
I disagree. I did not pay $60 for it and it has been working great.