ANY HONDA FIT OIL CHANGE! - Save Money DIY 2020

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  • Beat the Debt presents:
    Any Model Honda Fit Oil Change Step By Step Guide! 2020 At home practicing safe social-distancing and saving money in the process!
    Things you will need:
    Car jack (comes with your car- check under spare tire)
    Jack stands - amzn.to/2GZ7YbJ
    Oil funnel - amzn.to/37gNnuX
    Oil filter - amzn.to/33OGL4D
    0w-20 Oil - amzn.to/3jONPE4
    Torque wrench (or any wrench) - amzn.to/2GQSt61
    17mm socket (in a set) - amzn.to/33MC7nQ
    Shop cloth - amzn.to/2FjHgKv
    Large 16 quart oil pan - amzn.to/3jRkOaP
    Once you have these items follow along with the tutorial for a short (~45min - including prep) oil change on your Honda Fit!
    This investment in basic automobile mechanical skills and household garage tools will compound their value every time you complete a Do-It-Yourself project.
    The GOALS here are to:
    1) Reduce the decay and deterioration of your asset over the long term by keeping it well maintained.
    2) Invest in yourself early to avoid loss of money paid to up-charged products and services.
    3) Be mindful of the environment and do your part in recycling sensitive materials.
    4) Vote with your dollar! Get the best products for competitive prices
    5) Allocate all money saved toward building your wealth.
    After you complete your third or forth oil change, the tools have ultimately paid for themselves! You've now crossed over the threshold of early expenses to saving money here after. Your new life skill could save every time your car needs an oil change; which could accumulate to hundreds of dollars saved annually (depending on how much you drive)! Especially when sourcing and shopping deals on filter and oil products for under $30 (*Off retail oil mechanic/dealership oil change pricing)
    Hope this guide has helped you out, be sure to leave any questions in the comments section below!
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  • @Rick-S-6063
    @Rick-S-6063 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    This video applies to the 2013 and earlier Fits. The 2014s and newer have a splash panel that has to be removed before you can even see the oil pan, let alone the drain plug or the filter. But, overall, the procedure is quite similar.
    When I change the oil and filter on my '09 Fit I use those low profile ramps that raise the car around three inches. That makes for easier access to the drain plug, which Honda could have placed at the front of the pan, but chose to place at the rear.
    And, I avoid Fram oil filters. I use NAPA, Wix or Purolator.

  • @ZachGinnOfficial
    @ZachGinnOfficial 3 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Boom! You put in the work here and the results followed.

    • @MastaSafetySession
      @MastaSafetySession  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Thanks friend! Appreciate the kind words 🤙more to come! 🙌

  • @steved2988
    @steved2988 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    What kind of wipes do you use to wipe up the oil and can those be thrown away in the regular trash? Also wondering if you can use the torque wrench you linked for tightening the lug nuts when doing a tire rotation too? Thanks for sharing

  • @luistanton2528
    @luistanton2528 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    What torque level (ft-lb) to tighten down the engine oil cap? Thanks.

  • @aurvaroy6670
    @aurvaroy6670 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Great video although I do a couple things differently. I use ramps for any work that doesn't involve removing any wheels, like oil changes. Also, I never use my torque wrench to break bolts loose. That's what the breaker bar is for. They're a lot cheaper than torque wrenches and come with many socket sets.
    Also, synthetic oil can run anywhere between 6000 to 8000 miles. So changing that oil every 3000 is unnecessary, unless that's your annual mileage or you have plenty of money to spend on oil

    • @HelmetVanga
      @HelmetVanga 2 ปีที่แล้ว

      You can go full synthetic oil for around 7,500 miles. The automobile manufacturers recommend going around 6000 to 7500 miles with normal oil, yet synthetic oil lifespan can be extended to around 7,500 miles. To sure and close to accuracy, the manual of the car written by Honda Engineers is the ultimate source. Another thing, The Honda Fit manual says, these engines do not need additives. Wish I new that beforehand.

  • @jdonaldo8902
    @jdonaldo8902 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    What's with the face mask 🤣😂

    • @cheez5748
      @cheez5748 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      SARS-Cov-2 can hide in your engine oil waiting to infect a new host :)

  • @yodead369
    @yodead369 3 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Can we trust a guy with a visor and flip flops working on a car....🤔

    • @MastaSafetySession
      @MastaSafetySession  3 ปีที่แล้ว

      Everyday is flip flop weather in California! ;D

    • @Rick-S-6063
      @Rick-S-6063 ปีที่แล้ว

      Or anyone who uses Fram oil filters?

  • @vimtocrazy739
    @vimtocrazy739 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Absolutely filthy engine bay .