Hey not a problem. As for tightness of the filter, most filter requires 3/4 turn after the gasket touches the metal base. Also there is no need to pour any oil in the filter. This is why you run the car for a minute then check the oil level again. Lastly, the only reason to lube the gasket and thread is to prevent it from seizing if it's over tighten. Appreciate your comment!
Thank you so much for your videos!!! I’ve used this one countless times to change the oil in my 2010 Honda Odyssey. You also helped me believe in myself enough to learn how to replace my brake pads and rotors a couple years ago. ❤😊👍
I am no expert but I usually stick with what's recommended by the manufacturer. I also have a nissan and I use 5W30 on that one. Also I did use to own a 95 Accord, LOVED IT! Also a fan of ETCG.
Honda spec out using 5W20 purely for fuel econonmy benefits. By using 5W20, the viscosity would benefit the fuel economy by a small percentage. In fact, you can run 5W30 if you want.
Not sure if someone posted, but it is best to check the oil with the vehicle off and sitting as level as possible. This allows the oil to settle back in the pan, and prevents adding to much oil.
I notice when dad put 5w20 gtx sm /sn + half qt Lucas stabilizer it ran like a champ. Would you say the new sp formula and there green bottle for 75 thousand miles is still good. Got 2 many 10w30 bottles from prepping lol
Thank you! I'm about to do my very first oil change. You showed exactly what to do precisely and quickly without a lot of extra fluff. You even told us where to find the drain plug. Other ones I've watched I couldn't tell.
thanks for the video, i watched the cabin air filter one, i did not know there was such cabin air filter, and now the car air feels pleasant. may be next one for coolant flush.
You will have to wait awhile for the spark plug video. I only have 38,000 miles on it right now. As to the MAF cleaning, get one of those MAF aerosol cleaner that is safe for use on MAF. I forgot the name but google it and you can find it at Autozone or Advance Auto Parts. Don't use throttle body cleaner or carb cleaner.
Hey dial2fast thanks for the great video! Do you have a preference on the ramp to use? I caught a brief glimpse but couldn't make out the specifics. Do you have problems with the ramp itself moving as you try to drive on it?
I did not check it when it was on the ramp. See 5:17. Once I fill the oil, I start the car and move the car off the ramp, then shut off engine and check oil level.
You don't need to to tighten the oil filter with a ratchet, otherwise it'll be hard to take off next time. Treat like a lightbulb rather than a lug nut
You can tighten with whatever you want. The rule is 3/4 turn once gasket makes contact. That's also the instruction provided on OEM filters. The problem with telling someone that is inexperienced to just hand tighten until is 'tight' is you stand a good chance someone will put it on loose. You don't want to drive down the road and see a trail of black fluid in your rearview mirror.
+Hoang Han 5W20 is a lighter weight oil and Honda uses this to get better gas mileage. You should use what the manufacturer suggests for any car. You won't damage anything with 5W30 but change it back to 5W20 next oil change.
is it ok to use an STP oil filter for my 2008 odyssey ? and what about PENZOIL SAE 5W-20?…the owners manual says that the oil should say IPA something like that , I just bought everything I find that the filter is very small, thank you.
Brian Vasquez As to what weight of oil, use only what the manufacturer recommend. As to what brand of filter, the main thing is to change it with every oil change. All major brands you can find in stores are fine (I know some will swear at me for saying this, but I will stick to my believe that the key here is change it with each oil change). All motor oils you buy in US have the API rating, and simply means that oil has been tested to conform to a standard. API = American Petroleum Institute.
You may be no expert, but you know what you're doing, me, l don't even know the very basic of mechanic other than changing oil. Was your 95 Accord Transmission slipped before shifting to 2nd at low speed or when making a right turn? By the way, if the car already has the 5W20 in it and it's low on motor oil, is it ok to mixed the 5W20 with the 5W30 or not?
@@dial2fast Thank you for the response. I actually have a pair of these and thought my van was to low to go up them. They worked great this weekend. I appreciate your response again.
You can use any brand as long as it's the correct viscosity. I now use Wal-Mart brand and will continue. Don't waste your money on the expensive brands. The key is change your oil regularly. My other car is a 12 year old Nissan and it has no oil sludge.
Hand tight ~ I cringed watching him crank down on that filter. Tighten hard by hand as you want ~ too tight can seize the filter to the threaded shaft (even with a bit of oil on the threads) or you run the risk of over compressing the seal and either causing it to fail outside of it's channel on the filter from being deformed or breaking it by crushing it (I've done this and it is a major mess after it voids oil all over the place.)
+Ahmad Wahab Wahab You can change your oil anywhere from 5000km to 6000km for regular oil. About 10000km for synthetic oil. The key is regular scheduled oil change. If you do a lot of stop and go, then change it a bit sooner.
A. Replace just the Engine Oil B. Replace the Engine Oil, Oil Filter, Inspect Front and Rear Brakes, Check the Parking Brake Adjustment, Inspect other items specific to the Vehicle 1 Rotate Tires 2 Replace the Air Cleaner Element, Check the Drive Belt, Replace the Dust and Pollen Filter 3 Replace the Transmission Fluid and Transfer Fluid (if equipped) 4 Replace the Spark Plugs, Replace the Timing Belt (if equipped), Inspect the Water Pump, Inspect Valve Clearance5 Replace the Engine Coolant 6 Replace Rear Differential Fluid (if equipped)
WOW... WOW... To tell you the truth, l didn't think you'd reply at all let along this soon. Can l use 5W20 on my 95 Accord and will it messed up the engine? l've driven Honda Cars all my life and yes the newer models do have cool gadgets in them, but from my experience l can tell you that any Honda Cars from 90 - 97 were the best Hondas. My 95 Accord just hit the 160,000 mile and still running strong. Please post more videos and you'd be my 2nd subscriber next to [Eric The Car Guy].
I didn't have money for oil so I strained it with a vegetable strainer a couple times poured it back in the van and man our odyssey runs like a champ,No need to buy new oil on an oil change if u have a strainer, kool video though
Clyde Ng On this Honda, I do use the oil life %. But on my other vehicle (Nissan) which has a mileage maintenance reminder, I go by the mileage. Either way is fine as long as you do periodic oil changes.
Cutting directly to where the cap for the oil is doesnt help... I unscrewed a bolt on my axle thinking it was the oil because of this video and now i can't get it to go back in.
Hey not a problem. As for tightness of the filter, most filter requires 3/4 turn after the gasket touches the metal base. Also there is no need to pour any oil in the filter. This is why you run the car for a minute then check the oil level again. Lastly, the only reason to lube the gasket and thread is to prevent it from seizing if it's over tighten. Appreciate your comment!
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Thank you so much for your videos!!! I’ve used this one countless times to change the oil in my 2010 Honda Odyssey. You also helped me believe in myself enough to learn how to replace my brake pads and rotors a couple years ago. ❤😊👍
Thanks for sharing your experience. Glad you found my video helpful. Have a great week!
Just used it again today!!! Thank you! 😊
I am no expert but I usually stick with what's recommended by the manufacturer. I also have a nissan and I use 5W30 on that one. Also I did use to own a 95 Accord, LOVED IT! Also a fan of ETCG.
Thanks very much for the video, helped me changed the oil in my '10 Odyssey a few times already 😊
Good video. Fast and to the point. Not allot of ramblings like most others.
Honda spec out using 5W20 purely for fuel econonmy benefits. By using 5W20, the viscosity would benefit the fuel economy by a small percentage. In fact, you can run 5W30 if you want.
Thank you so much for this video. I'll be doing my first oil change on my van today. It's a 2010 with 34k
Good to hear you will be trying this. Just take your time.
dial2fast
Man, you cranked that filter on.
You are absolutely correct. Enjoy your car maintenance.
Not sure if someone posted, but it is best to check the oil with the vehicle off and sitting as level as possible. This allows the oil to settle back in the pan, and prevents adding to much oil.
When I traded in my 95 Accord couple years back, I didn't have any transmission problem. As to mixing 5W20 and 5W30 oil, yes you can mix them.
I notice when dad put 5w20 gtx sm /sn + half qt Lucas stabilizer it ran like a champ. Would you say the new sp formula and there green bottle for 75 thousand miles is still good. Got 2 many 10w30 bottles from prepping lol
Thank you! I'm about to do my very first oil change. You showed exactly what to do precisely and quickly without a lot of extra fluff. You even told us where to find the drain plug. Other ones I've watched I couldn't tell.
2022 and this helped me on my first Odyssey oil change
Very good video simple and easy I want to do my oil change looks easy first time doing it 👍😁
When you take out the filter you can use a flimsy plastic cup around when you use your hand so it fills the cup instead of spilling on the frame
Just bought an 07'. First oil change is due. Thanks for the informative video. I was wondering how to reset the oil life indicator.
I showed the steps to resetting it at the end of the video.
I meant that I was wondering how to do that, prior to watching your video in which you described it. Thanks
CFStarFighters Ah, ok....understand. Thanks!
Sure! Thanks for the nice video! It is appreciated!
Awesome video. Exactly what all I needed to know. Thanks!
so helpful wanna show my dad i can do it too😼
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video I really appreciate it
You are so welcome!
Thanks so much. This was a huge help
thanks for the video, i watched the cabin air filter one, i did not know there was such cabin air filter, and now the car air feels pleasant. may be next one for coolant flush.
You will have to wait awhile for the spark plug video. I only have 38,000 miles on it right now. As to the MAF cleaning, get one of those MAF aerosol cleaner that is safe for use on MAF. I forgot the name but google it and you can find it at Autozone or Advance Auto Parts. Don't use throttle body cleaner or carb cleaner.
Just a observation. I think you over tightened the oil filter. Just something to think about. Other than that good video.
Right! You're supposed to just hand tighten it.
Tru dat
love your channel! i have watched almost all of them!
Thanks for the feedback. Really appreciate it!
Hey dial2fast thanks for the great video! Do you have a preference on the ramp to use? I caught a brief glimpse but couldn't make out the specifics. Do you have problems with the ramp itself moving as you try to drive on it?
Nice video thanks fir showing me how to reset the oil life
I haven't had to do the coolant flush yet but eventually I will do a video on it.
I did not check it when it was on the ramp. See 5:17. Once I fill the oil, I start the car and move the car off the ramp, then shut off engine and check oil level.
Great video, simple to follow, thanks!
You don't need to to tighten the oil filter with a ratchet, otherwise it'll be hard to take off next time. Treat like a lightbulb rather than a lug nut
You can tighten with whatever you want. The rule is 3/4 turn once gasket makes contact. That's also the instruction provided on OEM filters. The problem with telling someone that is inexperienced to just hand tighten until is 'tight' is you stand a good chance someone will put it on loose. You don't want to drive down the road and see a trail of black fluid in your rearview mirror.
@@dial2fast okay. If that's what the instructions say then sure tighten it. And it's true that inexperienced people wouldn't hand tighten all the way
I will try to do more!! But you should subscribe anyways. LOL
i would highly recommend a spark plug change on this odyssey and MAF cleaning video i would appreciate it
MrRangerZr1 , sparks plug change is lots of work. Pain in the ass because you can not see the back 3 plugs, only by feel. I done mine.
The Honda oil filter wrench is 64mm. I made a video of this wrench, search for - Oil Cap Filter Wrench Modification for Honda and Nissan Vehicles
Great 👍
I have done the transmission on one of these a few times. About to do oil change in the near future.
Thank you sir very helpful
Hey "Dial 2 Fast"
l've a 2007 Odyssey and why do they used 5W-20 instead of 5W-30 and what's the difference? And l agree with "MrRangerZr1".
Hi, I would like to known what is the difference between oil 5/30 and 5/20 I used 5/30 instead of 5/20 oil for my van does it good?
+Hoang Han 5W20 is a lighter weight oil and Honda uses this to get better gas mileage. You should use what the manufacturer suggests for any car. You won't damage anything with 5W30 but change it back to 5W20 next oil change.
Thanks for the video!
Glad to have helped.
is it ok to use an STP oil filter for my 2008 odyssey ? and what about PENZOIL SAE 5W-20?…the owners manual says that the oil should say IPA something like that , I just bought everything I find that the filter is very small, thank you.
Brian Vasquez As to what weight of oil, use only what the manufacturer recommend. As to what brand of filter, the main thing is to change it with every oil change. All major brands you can find in stores are fine (I know some will swear at me for saying this, but I will stick to my believe that the key here is change it with each oil change). All motor oils you buy in US have the API rating, and simply means that oil has been tested to conform to a standard. API = American Petroleum Institute.
dial2fast great, thank you, BTW do you have any videos on suspension , that would be nice too, again thank you for your videos.
Brian Vasquez My Odyssey still have low mileage so haven't had to do much on the suspension.
كم تاخد لترHow many liters do you take?
What size oil filter wrench is that? Thanks.
You may be no expert, but you know what you're doing, me, l don't even know the very basic of mechanic other than changing oil. Was your 95 Accord Transmission slipped before shifting to 2nd at low speed or when making a right turn? By the way, if the car already has the 5W20 in it and it's low on motor oil, is it ok to mixed the 5W20 with the 5W30 or not?
What brand and kind of ramp are you using to lift your vehicle?
RhinoRamps amzn.to/2G6bM93
@@dial2fast Thank you for the response. I actually have a pair of these and thought my van was to low to go up them. They worked great this weekend. I appreciate your response again.
Why are you checking the dipstick while its on the ramp?
Do I perform these same steps when using synthetic oil?
Exactly the same steps.
did you have any problem using different brand engine oil? not the honda made? i will appreciate your reply?
You can use any brand as long as it's the correct viscosity. I now use Wal-Mart brand and will continue. Don't waste your money on the expensive brands. The key is change your oil regularly. My other car is a 12 year old Nissan and it has no oil sludge.
thanks a million..all the best.
+dial2fast Seconded.
Do you tighten the filter to a specific torque?
Patty Sawyer No one use a torque wrench to tighten oil filters. Just follow how I showed in the video and you will be fine.
dial2fast Ok, thanks. I was just worried because I've heard that over-tightening can cause problems. But I will do it as per your video.
+Patty Sawyer Another good rule is to tighten it by hand as tight as you can without any tools.
Ok, thanks Tamas!
Hand tight ~ I cringed watching him crank down on that filter. Tighten hard by hand as you want ~ too tight can seize the filter to the threaded shaft (even with a bit of oil on the threads) or you run the risk of over compressing the seal and either causing it to fail outside of it's channel on the filter from being deformed or breaking it by crushing it (I've done this and it is a major mess after it voids oil all over the place.)
Good vid!
Thx!!
hey bro if I chose to go with kilometers after how many km an oil change is due toyota says 5000 km but much is fine for 07 Odyssey plz ???
+Ahmad Wahab Wahab You can change your oil anywhere from 5000km to 6000km for regular oil. About 10000km for synthetic oil. The key is regular scheduled oil change. If you do a lot of stop and go, then change it a bit sooner.
B1 is oil & filter change and b3 is transmission ?
A. Replace just the Engine Oil
B. Replace the Engine Oil, Oil Filter, Inspect Front and Rear Brakes, Check the Parking Brake Adjustment, Inspect other items specific to the Vehicle
1 Rotate Tires
2 Replace the Air Cleaner Element, Check the Drive Belt, Replace the Dust and Pollen Filter
3 Replace the Transmission Fluid and Transfer Fluid (if equipped)
4 Replace the Spark Plugs, Replace the Timing Belt (if equipped), Inspect the Water Pump, Inspect Valve Clearance5 Replace the Engine Coolant
6 Replace Rear Differential Fluid (if equipped)
dial2fast thank you for sharing.
Helped me out alot! ✌🏽
can. you please tell me what kind of oil it that? brand? is it synthetic ?
+phuong pham It's Quaker State brand, non-synthetic. Any API SN rated 5W-20 motor oil will work fine in the Odyssey.
Why some recommend to use 0w-20
Always use the oil suggested by the manufacturer for the car you have.
I've always thought that yellow is oil and orange is trainy , but no not on a honda.
Ty
thanks
don't forget to replace the washer with the drain plug
WOW... WOW... To tell you the truth, l didn't think you'd reply at all let along this soon. Can l use 5W20 on my 95 Accord and will it messed up the engine? l've driven Honda Cars all my life and yes the newer models do have cool gadgets in them, but from my experience l can tell you that any Honda Cars from 90 - 97 were the best Hondas. My 95 Accord just hit the 160,000 mile and still running strong. Please post more videos and you'd be my 2nd subscriber next to [Eric The Car Guy].
All 4 of my Honda Accord's hit over 300k they last 4 ever and hold their value.
I didn't have money for oil so I strained it with a vegetable strainer a couple times poured it back in the van and man our odyssey runs like a champ,No need to buy new oil on an oil change if u have a strainer, kool video though
its only like 45 bucks 3 to 4 times a year....
good job thank you
Thanks for your comment!!
Do more odyssey videos! I will subscribe then
Is this minivan very reliable? I am buying a used mini van 2007 odyssey with 100k miles.
100k mile is where lots of work needs to be done. Make sure you can verify timing belt, and brakes, AC, and all fluids are good.
Waaay to tight on the filter...! Had tight only.
Do you replace your oil based on the % of life?
Clyde Ng On this Honda, I do use the oil life %. But on my other vehicle (Nissan) which has a mileage maintenance reminder, I go by the mileage. Either way is fine as long as you do periodic oil changes.
No nigga
Well, that was easy.
How much oil?
5 qt
An is stupid. Never put a wrench on a filter
changing the oil to kesha lol
Cutting directly to where the cap for the oil is doesnt help... I unscrewed a bolt on my axle thinking it was the oil because of this video and now i can't get it to go back in.
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Thanks for the video!