2021 Honda Ridgeline Oil Change and Tire Rotation

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  • čas přidán 11. 02. 2024
  • In this video I will change the oil and rotate the tires on my 2021 Honda Ridgeline RTL-E AWD. Here is a link to my Ridgeline Playlist: • 2021 Honda Ridgeline R...
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    OIL
    OW-20, 5.7 Quarts
    (17mm drain plug, 30 lb-ft)
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    This was the magnetic socket that held the oil drain bolt to keep it from falling into the oil pan
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    TIRE ROTATION
    Wheel lug nut torque is 94 lb-ft
    21 mm Socket for lug nuts
    Tire pressure: 35 psi
    Spare tire: 60 psi
    ROTATION
    Rotate front to back on same side
    Rotate back to front on opposite side
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Komentáře • 11

  • @tomhockman6267
    @tomhockman6267 Před 4 měsíci +2

    These are very helpful and interesting videos. I' have a 23 Ridgeline in the same blue as yours. The investment in tools looks to be significant for home vehicle maintenance, but you certainly do it right.

  • @jpearson1725
    @jpearson1725 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Another solid video, thank you. I just picked up a used 2021 Ridgeline about 4 months ago and I totally love it! I certainly appreciate how detailed your videos are, I still like to do my own maint as well, it is nice to see someone else doing it and giving some tips and advice so others can avoid stepping in a hole. Keep it up!

    • @PaulNaylor3
      @PaulNaylor3  Před 4 měsíci

      Congratulations on your Ridgeline and thank you for the encouraging comments.

  • @jobblyvids
    @jobblyvids Před 8 dny +1

    Thanks for the video. Just curious why you specify copper anti seize lube? I think of using copper for electrical connections. Thanks.

    • @PaulNaylor3
      @PaulNaylor3  Před 8 dny

      I used copper because it withstands high temperatures and resists moisture. You are also correct about electrical uses. I found this more thorough information as well:
      Copper anti-seize is a common type of anti-seize compound that's ideal for high-temperature applications because of copper's excellent thermal conductivity. It can protect metal parts from rust, corrosion, galling, and seizure at temperatures up to 1800° F (982°C). Copper anti-seize also has other properties that make it useful, including:
      Electrical conductivity: Copper particles in the compound create a conductive barrier between metal surfaces that reduces friction and wear without blocking electrical connections. This can help prevent issues like voltage drops and overheating. Copper anti-seize is often used on spark plug threads, which carry a lot of electricity.
      Compatibility with soft metals: Copper anti-seize won't compromise soft metals because of ingredients like graphite and other high-pressure additives.
      Water and corrosion resistance: Copper anti-seize repels humidity and is resistant to water and corrosion.

  • @victoriaseventeen
    @victoriaseventeen Před 4 měsíci +1

    Thank you for all the information. Great job!!!!

  • @daveholte7658
    @daveholte7658 Před 4 měsíci +2

    Outstanding video!!! You covered it all.
    You made mention you purchased used and thought I seen 35K miles? Are they OEM tires?
    I have same model but 2023
    How do you like the rig?
    Thanks again

    • @PaulNaylor3
      @PaulNaylor3  Před 4 měsíci

      Thank you. Yes, I am enjoying the Ridgeline and it seems to be the perfect vehicle for me. I purchased it with about 32,000 miles and the tires appeared to be new at that time. I currently have 38,500 miles on it.

  • @dmbsituation
    @dmbsituation Před 3 dny

    Annoying that the filter has a bar underneath it - you’d think Honda would
    have designed the draining better