Dude, honestly this is the most detailed video of an oil change ive seen for this model specifically. Just wanted to see what I would get myself into and it looks rather easy! I really appreciate all the information such as changing the drain bolt washer and providing amazing angles to clearly see the work being done. Thank you sir!
Although oil changes are not the most difficult of maintenance jobs on this vehicle, the right procedures and quality products are important. I have never seen a more concise yet thorough video on this necessary maintenance item. Using very sharp and close video editing with appropriate notes instead of voice over, you make this maintenance task very easy to follow for anyone, regardless of language or skill level. Outstanding work, thank you.
A really great, informative video. The only thing I would add is that before fitting the new filter, I always half to three quarters fill the oil filter with oil. It just get the oil round the engine that bit faster on restarting.
Great vid - keep one of your old 5 quart jugs and use it for marking your 4.7 quarts or whatever required amount and use it going forward as your baseline standard. Gets rid of that messy 1 quart measuring cup. Thanks for posting.
I usually remove the old oil filter first since there will be no oil in the pan. Here in So California where summers are very hot I use 0W30 oil instead. 20 weight is too liquid in our hot weather. Never had engine trouble in all our 20 plus year old cars with the higher weight oil.
Can you make instructional videos for every single service on every single car? Thanks. Seriously though, couldnt have made the procedure any clearer. THANK YOU
Awesome video! Finally taking over on oil changes. Pops is getting to old to be under my car these days! Just curious - can you post the crush washer info? I just looked on amazon and didn't find washers that work for the 2015 model (only pre-2011 for some reason). Thank you for this awesome video!
Did you buy this car new and if ya did do you remember if under the engine did it have a plastic or aluminum cover covering the entire bottom of the engine? I bought my 2015 in 2018 used but it looked BRAND NEW with low miles on it. I didn't see a cover under there but I've seen videos of 2012 and 13,14 with covers and 17s with covers under the engine. Great video and thumbs up on it.👍
How do you like the Quaker state oil ? Seems like no one really runs it but I’ve used it for years just looking for other people that use it as well love the video and the detail !!!!
Been using Quaker State for over 30 years. All good. My old 1996 Honda Civic took only Quaker State and got >600k miles and was still running fine when I donated the car to charity. But I will use any oil that is a good deal!
I like changing the oil by mileage, not by computer percentages. Normal driving, no towing and no dirt roads, how often do you recommend changing the oil & filter in a 2015 CR-V Touring edition using full synthetic? Thanks.
You do need a washer. It's usually copper or very soft steel. The sump plug would leak otherwise. You don't have to change it every time but it is advisable.
@@andersonrodriguez8258 its still possible but less likely to have severe oil dilution in the k24w engine but short trips in cold climate are no friend to any gdi engine . take it for a good run a few times a week to get the oil nice and hot
Dude, honestly this is the most detailed video of an oil change ive seen for this model specifically. Just wanted to see what I would get myself into and it looks rather easy! I really appreciate all the information such as changing the drain bolt washer and providing amazing angles to clearly see the work being done. Thank you sir!
Although oil changes are not the most difficult of maintenance jobs on this vehicle, the right procedures and quality products are important. I have never seen a more concise yet thorough video on this necessary maintenance item. Using very sharp and close video editing with appropriate notes instead of voice over, you make this maintenance task very easy to follow for anyone, regardless of language or skill level. Outstanding work, thank you.
Thanks so much for the wonderful comment. I am glad you found it helpful.
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Only thing I could say to improve on this is that he should have filled the filter with oil before applying it.
Thank you so much for not babbling incessantly throughout this video. Well done!
What a refreshing, awesome video. None of the wearying, talkative, content - just excellent clear concise video and text. Thank you for this!
A really great, informative video. The only thing I would add is that before fitting the new filter, I always half to three quarters fill the oil filter with oil. It just get the oil round the engine that bit faster on restarting.
Never thought of doing that! After change it grinds for a bit on startup. I bet this would help
Great vid - keep one of your old 5 quart jugs and use it for marking your 4.7 quarts or whatever required amount and use it going forward as your baseline standard. Gets rid of that messy 1 quart measuring cup. Thanks for posting.
Spectacular video. Especially showing the products so we dont have to do the research. Thank you so much.
I usually remove the old oil filter first since there will be no oil in the pan. Here in So California where summers are very hot I use 0W30 oil instead. 20 weight is too liquid in our hot weather. Never had engine trouble in all our 20 plus year old cars with the higher weight oil.
Best oil change video ever, hands down 👋👋😃💪👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for making this. Very straightforward and useful.
Good video. But, you should check the oil level AFTER you have first started and stopped the engine for a few seconds. Then check after a few minutes.
Outstanding video! Great detail! Thank you for sharing.
Can you make instructional videos for every single service on every single car? Thanks. Seriously though, couldnt have made the procedure any clearer. THANK YOU
Haha well I wish I had that much time. Thanks for the comment.
Awesome video! Finally taking over on oil changes. Pops is getting to old to be under my car these days! Just curious - can you post the crush washer info? I just looked on amazon and didn't find washers that work for the 2015 model (only pre-2011 for some reason). Thank you for this awesome video!
Glad you liked it. Here is the washer link:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B018TGMPEK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Awesome in depth video. Also, taking off the drain bolt with no gloves? I see you like to live dangerously.
Well I must have forgot.
So 10% oil life is ready to change new oil..nice vid.👍👍
This is the most concise video I have ever seen in you tube !
Hello from Florida 🎉
Accurate oil level checked while vehicle is sitting level, on the ground
Thank you for the video!!!
excelent video
WoW. Professional video. Thanks
Well done sir
Great video thanks!
Great video. Thanks.
Did you buy this car new and if ya did do you remember if under the engine did it have a plastic or aluminum cover covering the entire bottom of the engine? I bought my 2015 in 2018 used but it looked BRAND NEW with low miles on it. I didn't see a cover under there but I've seen videos of 2012 and 13,14 with covers and 17s with covers under the engine. Great video and thumbs up on it.👍
Got it used, but in great condition. No cover under the engine that I am aware of.
@@msbrunell Hey buddy thank you for the fast reply and info. Take care bud.
Happy saving money!
excellent!
Isn’t it much easy if u remove the oil extra in ur container then just pour by the oil can？
17mm oil drain bolt
I liek your channel lock filter plier
thank you bro
Question about torque wrench set up for the oil bolt: how much did you set? Thanks!
29 ft lbs (39 Nm). I have been using that value for over 25 years and never had a leak nor a stripped bolt. "Just say no" to higher values.
msbrunell : thanks!
Thanks
How do you like the Quaker state oil ? Seems like no one really runs it but I’ve used it for years just looking for other people that use it as well love the video and the detail !!!!
Been using Quaker State for over 30 years. All good. My old 1996 Honda Civic took only Quaker State and got >600k miles and was still running fine when I donated the car to charity. But I will use any oil that is a good deal!
msbrunell $19.97 for Quaker State full synthetic at Walmart is a great deal if you ask me 👍
I like changing the oil by mileage, not by computer percentages. Normal driving, no towing and no dirt roads, how often do you recommend changing the oil & filter in a 2015 CR-V Touring edition using full synthetic? Thanks.
That's a great question, however I have no idea. I just do what the computer tells me to do.
10 to 15k. But more like 10 if it was my car.
Between every 3.5 and 5k. Engine longevity is enhanced with more fluid changes than the computer systems are programmed to show a need.
Hi!! Do we need to have washer for oil drain nut, could you please let me know what is difference with washer nut and non washer not? Thank you
I would use a washer. You don't need a new one. You can reuse the old one for years.
You do need a washer. It's usually copper or very soft steel. The sump plug would leak otherwise. You don't have to change it every time but it is advisable.
I dont lift the car no need. It has enough clearance
What the oil do you use?
0W-20
any sign of oil dilution in your 16 CRV ?
None
Randy R : I have strong smell of gasoline on the dipstick on mine, it’s 2016 cr-v ex. It’s also uses a little oil😫
@@user-tp7of2bi4s My CR-V is 2015. So it may be a different situation.
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@@andersonrodriguez8258 its still possible but less likely to have severe oil dilution in the k24w engine but short trips in cold climate are no friend to any gdi engine . take it for a good run a few times a week to get the oil nice and hot
37 ftlb, not 29.
I dont like that oil filter wrench id use a cup on that with a ratchet.
Is it bad to put all the new oil ?
No.