2017 HONDA CIVIC OIL CHANGE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Almost 10000 kms and time for me to complete my first oil change on the 2017 Honda Civic Hatchback Sport Touring Edition with a manual transmission.
Pretty easy, and I walk you through accessing the drain plug, draining the engine oil, removing the filter, replacing the oil, replacing the filter, and other things you need to know to get the job done. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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While most of the comments are busy being critical about petty stuff (if you guys don't like his brand choice, use a different brand, duh), I found this video to be pretty useful information. Looking forward to changing my own oil on my Civic Hatch now. Thanks and keep up the good work/editing.
I recommend checking the oil after it's off the ramps though lol
Been a mechanic for 40 plus years, on a turbo motor you should always fill the filter with oil. the bushings that the turbo spins on don't like to be dry even for a nano sec.
Buick Grand nationals came in with blown torbos all the time. Better to be safe than broke down.
I sure hope when you start the engine , no oil leaked down in the oil pan.
That's BS.
Thanks for not talking too much. You went straight to the point. Thanks for the video.
Don't forget the crush washer for the plug. It was the noise you heard when the oil shot out into the pan. :)
don't forget to pop the hood. open the oil filler cap and pull the dip stick to help the old oil flow out better. OEM oil filter preferred. new crush washer. start civic and let run for 1 or 2 minutes to fill oil filter. Turn off and let sit for 5 minutes before checking level. Closing the hood by allowing it to drop at about 4 to 6 inches. NOT by pushing down on it. YIKES!!
Man this guy has great videos and especially his tutorials. Very clear and easy to understand. No “uh” or “ummmm, ahhh”, stuttering or weird mumbling, talking to yourself talk like most youtubers out there. Yeah you know who you are.
This is straight to the point, no nonsense like the bullshitters on here.
Thanks 4 the upload, Keep up the nice work.
I’ve changed my own oil for almost four years now, not only for the cost difference but also I don’t like people touching my vehicles
So well explained
Thank you 🙏
I found that since my 2016 civic takes 0W-20, that it’s thin enough to flow without warming the car up and running the risk of a burn.
Joseph Boss, I also have a ‘16 Civic. Before I do the oil change, I run the car for 5 minutes. It warms up the oil enough without creating burning hot metal components (ie the exhaust).
I would NEVER use that brand of filter. Worst on the market. The bypass spring is so weak some of them go right into bypass and your oil is not filtered. Stick with OEM or something like Wix, K&N, AC, Motorcraft, Mobile 1, or an old sock. Anything but that brand. Also the engine should be started before checking the oil since the filter can hold close to 0.5 liters.
Fram sold the company in 2011 and has been shit ever since
So using Mobile 1 oil and oil filter should be good for my 16 Honda Civic?
@@miiguelm30 Yes. Thats exactly what I use. Have the same car in this video how too. Filter brand not so important. Any major brand synthetic will be more than safe.
@@RagingUtai I do, but what do you mean dilution issues?
Nice...I’m doing my own oil changes from now on.
i only use Honda oil filters they designed its worth the 5.00 also you should blocked the back tires for safety put some oil in the filter to avoid a dry start up
I order all my oem toyota and nissan filters from Amazon - for me its the only way to go - they will also deliver a 5qt bottle of synthetic Amazon Basics Oil for $17 - cheaper than Walmart.
I always start the car and look for leaks, especially the filter. That's how I was taught when I was 16 at a Gulf Station. Also, how do you get an accurate reading checking the oil when it's still on the ramps? I noticed that and then you closed the hood. hummmm
I would personally use a different oil filter, anything is better than a Fram oil filter.
Great video!!! Changed my Veloster oil all the time. Looks similar except for that big cover thingy. Not sure if my new used Civic LX has one. Will see when I have it up on ramps.
can't wait for a manual fluid change vid
Thank you, excelent video, advice for whoever is reading, buy original Honda oil filters they are much better.
You finally came alive
Oil will drain completely with the car level, not on two ramps. Take the oil cap off before you pull the drain plug, it helps the oil to flow out better, no gurgling or spitting oil.
Fram used to be good but, they are crap now, NEVER USE A FRAM FILTER! I use a Mobil 1 filter, worth the money for the life of your engine.
Oil plug only needs to be bumped tight, the jackoff at an oil swap out place will strip your threads over tightening.
Same with your oil filter, only hand tight works fine.....
Check your motor out for leaks before you put the pan back on, could save you a costly repair in the long run.
Like the music you used for this, very informative video!
cleanest oil change done here!
Nice video bro! I’m doing my moms Honda to save her some money, I always do my oil change for my car but it’s a 2016 Nissan 370z and well I’m used to my car and wasn’t sure how to do the Honda cuz I haven’t had one in so long so had to refresh haha
Flawlessly done
why music why?
Sport Touring Hatch with manual, lucky Canadians 😥
MrWesQ IKR it’s rare af unless you order that shit.. I only saw one in the lot I work at but i drive an SI so lol
Do a search on youtube for oil filters. You may switch brands after watching some of the videos. I did.
Yes, stay away from FRAM. Garbage. Took me years to learn that.
@@CristianAPrimoATM what brand do you use
fram filter orange can best filter in the market lol
I use Mobil1 it's like $10 for a filter but worth it.
@@CristianAPrimoATM the Fram gold cans are fantastic filters though. Try em out some time. For what's inside, it's the best value and will do a great job at what it's supposed to do.
Don’t forget gloves, jack stands, eye protection, and a torque wrench (29 ft/lbs for the drain plug). Also, I prefer to use new oil on the gasket while I pre-fill the filter. Great photography though, and very concise!
The previous mechanics tightened the drain plug too much! I just cannot loosen it.
Does your oil smell different on your civic? Just got mine and it has a little exhuast/gas smell. Oil level is fine. Honda said they compared the smell to three other civics in tge shop and they all smelled similar.
Hey so why is the skid plate there is it nessicary can I just throw it away
@@Azureecosse I figured about as much, thank you. But on that note.. I have a 2017. Only seen 3 winters and even with the sheild.. my downpipe and front pipe are rotting already. The holes where the bolts go already look like they wanna snap off. And bolts look like they would turn to dust if you tired to move them
@@Azureecosse I live in the longest saltiest winters in upstate NY, I'm past my 3 year/30 or 50k millage warranty. There's a 5 year on just exhaust? How do I look into this because I have 0 paper work or was told nothing on it.
I don't know about you but I'm changing my synthetic oil every 6000 miles not the recommended 12000 miles that's freaking ridiculous imo please don't wait that long the car will appreciate it
Thank you for this video!! Needed this😁
Glad I could help
I've always use k&n hp1010 more oil flow.
Just got mine. Do you have to reset anything? If so how. And also screw the people who are nit picking everything and anything
Welcome back!
Thanks. Shot this one a while ago. Finally got around to putting it together.
Why you have to drive before an oil change? For me i live the car overnight that way the oil going in the oil pan that what will be a very clean
love your car but my dude is that curb rash on your passenger-side front rim!?!?
Hi Graham, Do you know the part number for the 2 front screws that hold metal shield and plastic shield together in the video @ 3:06? I lost these 2 phillip screws
Graham, wonderful video, ESPECIALLY THE MUSIC! Can you tell us the names of the songs? Thank you.
One question Why, sir, does this vide go so hard?
Don’t you have to replace the oil plug gasket as well? Thanks for the video..
Руки бы оторвал за такое закрытие капота!
Did he show the plug (not filter) only hand tight? Is that an issue? Did he start the engine and check for leaks? Do you need to start the engine to fill the oil filter before you check the oil?
guys, wear gloves, synthetic oil can cause dammage to nerves and can cause futur problems like, Parkinson
What do you recommend I do if I gotten oil change from fire stone and the metal plate fell after they did it and hit the road scraping against the highway and when I took it back to the shop they just took it off and removed it is that OK
Any time you're working under a car you should be wearing eye protection.
Top tip for next time.
Anytime you choose to critique , don't..
Fram filters are garbage
Orange frame filter is garbage, gold ultra synthetic is very good. Walmart supertech is rebranded WIX if that's more your cup of tea.
If you want to use FRAM filters use the Ultra Guard filters (XG 7317). Otherwise DO NOT use FRAM oil filters.
Hi, is that tray at the bottom really necessary? Can I just throw it away? It's such a hassel to put it back.
You could throw it away as it serves no function, other than to keep dirt and road grime off the engine. If you don't mind that, than it is useless and frustrating. I kept mine on for 5 years and it kept everything nice and clean
It also helps with aerodynamics, less wind and road noise, and increases fuel economy. Leave it on.
Always wondering, why all the people they don't wear gloves when they r doing a oil change?
Eh, I personally don't wear gloves. They do protect your hand and keep em clean, sure, but more often than not I find myself taking them off because they don't give me the grip I want and they seem to get in the way of everything. Each to his own.
I can't take anyones advice that uses a Fram... You obviously aren't that worried about your engine... HAMP, Purolator Pure One(go to brand), K&N, and Mobil 1 are the only brands I would even consider.
My skid plate said bye
Where can you find those screws for the skid plate?
I got the 2018 sport turbo. I'm thingking to do it on my own also. I'm just not sure if I will void the warranty on doing that. Do you know about it? Thnks for the video awesome
@Graham Lancaster
Which oil you are using? SynPower 0w20?
I always buy the best (most expensive brand oil) and filter money can buy where I live. That's usually high tier valvoline, I always go or the best. Never OEM or cheap. Sometimes OEM oil is more expensive, if that's the case then I usually buy it
You should buy oil from me , it has a real high price .
So you know it will be the best, just let me now how much you want and what you payed the last time per liter.
Holy curb checked wheel
You missed a drip of oil on the front edge of the bumper black!
Man, those skid coverings are extensive! I have not been under my EX sedan yet but assume it is the same/similar. There are actually a few spots in the city I live where I bottom out :( But I still love my new Civic!
Oh and one question for you. Was the cost of the oil and filter from Canadian Tire less than the dealership A1 service? I still have about 8500 KM to my first but just wondering if the fiddling actually still saves enough money (I did the changes on my old Civic and the charge for my 2010 CRV is close enough that I don't mind, especially where the dealer is across from my office)
Yep. Canadian Tire puts synthetic on sale all the time. I think I paid about $40 for the jug. Plus, I don't trust dealers. They always lose the screws for the skid plates or overtighten the bolt or cross thread the filter or something.
Graham Lancaster Ha! Glad I trust my dealer reasonably! And now that both my Honda's use the same weight oil, I guess it might be time to start watching those sales a little closer!
Question.... some say to use a new washer for the drain plug. So basically here you didn’t use one. I’m starting to think is not that important then
You need a washer. New one is best but I have reused them if I forget to pick one up
Check ur valve covers , I’m sure that 0w20 is leaking out ! Refer to ur owners manual, u can use 5 w 30
i posted this on another oil change video - if you go to Amazon and invest in a 1/2 case of Honda oil filters (5-6 filters) it works out to $5 a filter. At that price there's no justification to go with FRAM orange filters - these are pure garbage - they are know to have pre-existing rust particles that will get circulated in your engine along with inferior filter media. See: www.amazon.com/Honda-Genuine-15400-PLM-A02-Engine-Washers/dp/B079F188TP/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=oem+honda+oil+filter&qid=1559334100&s=automotive&sr=1-3-spell
Thanks for the video.
I have a 2018 hatch lx manual which I bought in October and it has just over 4000kms. The oil life is at 70% is that normal and typically when do you change the oil? Wait for the light, kms, time? I was told by the dealership to wait for the light but I am hearing different things.
It's every 8000-10000 KM
Every 5000 miles for blend or full synthetic oil.
I have honda civic 2005.
Recently changed the oil to zic 5w-20. Previous owner was using zic but not sure which one.
Anyways, noticed the engine noise increased after a week or two. Sounds like a jet engine when you give it the gas specially in first 5 gears.
Someone suggested to use 10w 40. Do you think it will help reduce the engine noise?
I live in a warm areas and car has 170000 miles on it.
You don’t change oil. You use the kind the dealer recommends
where do you recycle the old engine oil?
RadSavage - WingsOfRedemption Hunter
You can recycle it at Autozone, or a similar auto parts store.
Any auto part store
Thanks 🙏
Don't miss the fucken washer. You're welcome
How did you disposed the used oil?
R L You can take it to AutoZone and they can dispose of it for you.
Is there no gasket for the drain plug? I did my oil change last time and I was trippin cuz I thought I lost the gasket but you just showed us a drain plug with no gasket is that how they do ig now? Just curious?
J.D. Voechting
It’s a crush washer, and you put a new one in when you put the drain plug back on. You can buy it at the dealer, and sometimes they include it free when you buy the filter. The filter is $7.99 where I’m from, and I was told the crush washer was $1.99, but when I bought both, they gave me the washer free for some reason. You can also find the washer online pretty cheap.
@@fxcklabels crush washer? I've changed oil on my Ford Fusion 2014, my wife's HRV 2016 and ooold 09civic.. none of them had a washer or a gasket seal
@@fxcklabels just nut to screw.
@@fxcklabels I have a 17 1.5l T civic does that mean mine should have one? How come the other cars didnt
@@starcraftgod1212123 No question about it no car oil plug is without it. a lot of cars have a crush washer some are folded copper or aluminum and some are solid aluminum but nevertheless it is still a crush washer, when taking off the oil plug look at the washer and you will notice it has been compressed because this aluminum is made extra soft to be able to crush to conform to the plug and to the oil pan, it is highly recommended to replace each time, this washer can only crush so much before it will start to have a slow leak and then it can no longer be crushed with the amount of torque that can be safely used without stripping the bolt.
How did you reset the oil life maintenance minder
Marvin Restua stay tuned. I have that video shot. Just need to edit it an upload.
Sir I’m trying to get that black plastic piece that sort of cradled the metal tray on the front part. When you slid the tray back & out - I am trying to find that black piece I ripped mine off moving into a parking spot too close😭
Do you know what the name of it is?
Those front 2 screws on the skid cover, anyone know size or part number?
Lower Cover Bolt 90105-TBA-A00
Always change the washer on the drain plug!
Meh overrated. Been changing oil on my cars for 20 years and I only change them when they need it. Unless it's an actual "crush" washer I'm not waisting my time. Never have I ever had a loose drain bolt out of hundreds of oil changes, but I never forget them either. Nor do I forget to start the engine to circulate the oil, clean up spilled oil, or even get it back on level ground before checking the oil.
@@jdm5lughatch These are "actual" crush washers on Hondas and Subarus. They're not a hollowed tube à la Nissan, but they are a soft alloy that compresses to create a tight seal. Transmission has one as well, slightly larger.
No question about it no car oil plug is without it. a lot of cars have a crush washer some are folded copper or aluminum and some are solid aluminum but nevertheless it is still a crush washer, when taking off the oil plug look at the washer and you will notice it has been compressed because this aluminum is made extra soft to be able to crush to conform to the plug and to the oil pan, it is highly recommended to replace each time, this washer can only crush so much before it will start to have a slow leak and then it can no longer be crushed with the amount of torque that can be safely used without stripping the bolt.
Music Playlist now!
I bought my civic sedan used. I just changed my oil and released mine was missing the splash guard. Is it that important?
No, but it helps on aerodinamics and protecting it a little.
When the metal tray fell off the bottom of my civic after paying $100 for an oil change, I decided to my own from now on. At least if I damage my car, it is my not some 18 year old.
Do u actually need those sheilds heard of them ripping off
Johnathan Munian mine ripped off:/
You forgot the drain plug crush washer
He most likely found it on the bottom of the drain when getting the used oil into the canister. That happened to me. The shape of the oil plug in Honda Civic 2017 is deciving. My previous Honda Accord 2000 had different shape of the oil plug. In his and mine case it looks like the washer is stuck on the engine. Then it falls into the oil drain. So, have to drain the oil again and filter it when filling the car. Likely I am leasing a car. So, not going to keep it after 36 months.
@@euggapushkinv2311 I think he meant that he forgot to change it.
Never ,ever use fram filters on a Honda or any other motor vehicle you cherish.Honda filters on Hondas only
*honda ao1 filters
Strongly agree!
I do my own servicing and always use OEM when it comes to Oil & Air Filters... Use cheap aftermarket at your peril..
This guy is not a car enthusiast because he uses Fram oil filters!!
Hello, What's so wrong with Fram oil filters? Had my Honda Accord 2000 running on these for 16 years before I sold it. Engine never had any problems. These are the most available in auto stores. Please educate me. Thanks
In 2011 fram sold the company and they have been trash since. Look at any video comparing filters with their insides, Wix and K&N are the best 2 and basically any other filter is better than fram. My dirty sock could filter more than the stupid cardboard in these fram filters.
@@euggapushkinv2311 I agree, Fram oil filters do fine. They do not have metal end caps but what's wrong about that. They have never failed for me or for anyone I know.
@@euggapushkinv2311 - they are know to have pre-existing rust particles that will get circulated in your engine along with inferior filter media. Check TH-cam.
Also See: www.amazon.com/Honda-Genuine-15400-PLM-A02-Engine-Washers/dp/B079F188TP/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=oem+honda+oil+filter&qid=1559334100&s=automotive&sr=1-3-spell
@ $5 a filter delivered to your door and free delivery with prime you'll never think of a Fram again. That's what I do for my Nissan and Toyota's haven't gotten my Civic Si yet...
Why in the world would anyone who knows anything about engines use that orange oil filter. You may as well not change the filter. Do some research and you will find that is a poor choice.
Ah, you forgot to close the oil cap on the engine top......
Your rims are all scratched up bruh, damn.
Mr123tumama I think he said “his wife” scratched the rims
Mr123tumama idk tho
Why you use FRAM filter in this premium sedan Civic. This filter brand is piece of junk and will ruined your engine reliability
Wouldn't you void the warranty on the car? My Honda dealer told me i cannot change oil myself, it must be done by some workshops.
No
Um maybe it depends. I got mine at a Toyota dealership. And it does not void the warranty so I'm good.
no torque settings ?
?????? An oil filter = hand tight...
Yeah music was annoying and yes there are better named products he could've used, but he was informative right? Yall just find a reason to complain
Jiffy lube it is
Fram man really just spend the 3 bucks more and get one from the dealer. If something were to fail on your engine they can say it was the filter and not warrenty the engine.
Gopro didn't do you much good. Still didn't get on the ramps all the way. No mention of the washer that should be replaced with the drain plug. Why was the little plastic container used to "hand off" the oil from the large container. Just pour it straight in and look at the ruler built in the oil container to see how much you've poured in. I also like the way the creeper puts you right next to the underside. Don't think you need a creeper to change the oil. Feedback.
Good video
Music’s gotta go
Should have also chocked the rear wheels for safety.
Good call. I did, but it was out of frame. I should have mentioned that in there.
the music kills the video
Fram is the worst filter choice that he could make.
He didnt unscrew the oil cap, so air can let more oil drain.
Couldn't watch the whole video because of the music.
Didn't need the bad music
Id never let this guy change my oil. Obviously NOT a car guy. Didn't fill his filter with oil before installing it. With HIS method he is "DRY RUNNING" the engine with no oil in the motor. It takes a few seconds for oil to circulate through the now dry filter and get to the motor. As anyone that has a clue knows, running a motor without lubricating oil is not a good thing, if only for a few seconds. Multiply that over how many oil changes. Poor video for teaching someone that might not know.
so what if the oil filter is sideways or upside down, then what?
William Fusco
Correct me if I'm wrong but pre- filling the filter with oil is serves no purpose in this car because the filter is vertical and gets filled with oil anyway when filling the engine.
To much work to change the oil in the honda accord 2007 is more easy
OMG,. This is dangerous, I would not trust the plastic ramps.