When I traded my daughter's 1995 Camry with the 3.0 1MZ-FE V6 engine it had over 365k miles and ran fine. No burning oil, No sludge, however I bought it with 250k miles from a friend who had it 10 years and had run Amsoil. 2 oil filters and 1 oil change per year. I ran synthetic oil and changed it once a year. A lot of people buy Toyota and don't service regularly because they are so good - results sludge and burning oil.
There is a Civic with the 1.5T engine with over 700k miles and still going as far as I know. The owner has said it's been the most reliable engine he's ever owned.
When you talk about the Honda 1.5L Earth Dreams, you're showing footage of the 9th gen Accord. The 9th gen had the ultra-reliable K24. I'm thinking about replacing my 2014 Accord with a new CR-V, but I'm a bit worried about the 1.5T.
If you live in cold climate don't buy a honda with 1.5. I have a 2019 crv. I have oil dilution problems and no heat in stop and go driving in the winter. I have owned hondas since 1991. If you live in hot climate I would still consider the 1.5.
My 1.5T on my Civic Si is self-destructing at 55K miles. And I maintain my cars. It's a Lemon and Honda has been next to useless to deal with. Horrible ownership experience. Injectors on backorder. When I finally get this dog fixed I am unloading it and getting a Dodge Charger.
the r18 doesn't suffer from cracking engine blocks, that was an early defect in the block casting that was fixed after 2008, its one of the more reliable Honda engines, the issue only exists in the north American r18a1 not the European r18a2 or later versions.
You forgot the 2012-2013 toyota GT86/frs (brz) catastrophic valve spring recall: with lots of mechanics destroying the engine while not doing it the right way. And also the 2022 toyota GR86 RTV issue that destroyed lots of engine.
I own an accord with the f22a (essentially the same as the f22b, but pre vtec) and I haven't noted any of the issues listed here. Maybe it's due to the vtec installment in the f22b that these problems occur, but otherwise the f22a has been a really reliable engine to me. 138k miles and counting as my daily. Trans is garbage though, no argument there lol.
I've had 9 f22 powered Accords, my current f22b1 has 330k on it, original. My f22a4 has 323k. I've NEVER had a motor problem with any of them ever and they all had 250k minimum
I had a 2001 Corolla S and before it wouldn’t pass smog it would eat a gallon of oil per tank of gas. Definitely had a very stuck oil ring, but the number 1 cylinder was known for it.
There’s a misunderstanding about the j35 Honda engines ! this video makes no t sound like all j35 are bad ! The ones without the VCM are bullet prof and can last 300,000 plus miles easy the ones with VCM suck but the VCM can be bypass and the engine instantly becomes one of the best engines ever
Rolling with the D series and K series ever since I first drove (+10years ago). Only thing I got issue with my D16 is the dizzy worn off. Nothing to report for K series, they're both well over 250K on the clock.
What do you think is the most unreliable engine in the world?
lada, some peugeot, some renaults, english cars, and ferraries.
(most modern peugeot and renault, the ones currently being made are totaly unreliable)
WL-T ford courier, every component is a common fault, head, turbo, fuel pump, gearbox, diff
Which are most reliable
2009 corolla,,it has 300k,,kinda agree about the burning oil,,thats why u keep up with maintenance @saqib123ali
@@samuelforsyth6374 Not nearly as bad as Hyundai/KIA an few others.
When I traded my daughter's 1995 Camry with the 3.0 1MZ-FE V6 engine it had over 365k miles and ran fine. No burning oil, No sludge, however I bought it with 250k miles from a friend who had it 10 years and had run Amsoil. 2 oil filters and 1 oil change per year. I ran synthetic oil and changed it once a year. A lot
of people buy Toyota and don't service regularly because they are so good - results sludge and burning oil.
I personally own 2 engines on this list, and the 1zz in my Pontiac vibe has nearly 300,000 miles and counting
Vibe and matrix are the same car very good cars
Most unreliable toyota = most reliable hyundai
under the 1-zz you showed footage of 2-zz as well, to be fair they drink oil too haha, did you forget the 2AZ-FE?
5:43 you are talking about the 1ZZFE but the picture clearly shows the viewer a 1NZFE engine as indicated by the intake runners
You forgot to tell us in what cars we find the 1.5 Honda EarthDreams engines.
There is a Civic with the 1.5T engine with over 700k miles and still going as far as I know. The owner has said it's been the most reliable engine he's ever owned.
When you talk about the Honda 1.5L Earth Dreams, you're showing footage of the 9th gen Accord. The 9th gen had the ultra-reliable K24. I'm thinking about replacing my 2014 Accord with a new CR-V, but I'm a bit worried about the 1.5T.
If you live in cold climate don't buy a honda with 1.5. I have a 2019 crv. I have oil dilution problems and no heat in stop and go driving in the winter. I have owned hondas since 1991. If you live in hot climate I would still consider the 1.5.
@m109r Thanks for the advice. I'm in Houston so the cold won't be a problem.
My 1.5T on my Civic Si is self-destructing at 55K miles. And I maintain my cars. It's a Lemon and Honda has been next to useless to deal with. Horrible ownership experience. Injectors on backorder. When I finally get this dog fixed I am unloading it and getting a Dodge Charger.
The non-turbo 1.5l earth dreams engine in the Honda Fit is crazy reliable.
There is a lot of TH-cam videos of Honda's 1.5T blowing head gaskets for the Accord .
I have a built d16y8 Honda engine. Runs like a champ
the r18 doesn't suffer from cracking engine blocks, that was an early defect in the block casting that was fixed after 2008, its one of the more reliable Honda engines, the issue only exists in the north American r18a1 not the European r18a2 or later versions.
I have a 1.8 litre corolla 2013 bought brand new and have 318k miles and still running strong. when I get to 500k maybe time for another car.
The j35 problems are way overblown.
You forgot the 2012-2013 toyota GT86/frs (brz) catastrophic valve spring recall: with lots of mechanics destroying the engine while not doing it the right way.
And also the 2022 toyota GR86 RTV issue that destroyed lots of engine.
Not made by toyota
Subaru
I own an accord with the f22a (essentially the same as the f22b, but pre vtec) and I haven't noted any of the issues listed here. Maybe it's due to the vtec installment in the f22b that these problems occur, but otherwise the f22a has been a really reliable engine to me. 138k miles and counting as my daily. Trans is garbage though, no argument there lol.
I've had 9 f22 powered Accords, my current f22b1 has 330k on it, original. My f22a4 has 323k. I've NEVER had a motor problem with any of them ever and they all had 250k minimum
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I have 2008 Civic 1.8L no motor problem, 99 Sienna 1mz-fe a little sludge runs perfect both over 100k miles.
I dont think the integra came with the D16 engine, it had the LS engine 1.8 non vtech head
I had a 2001 Corolla S and before it wouldn’t pass smog it would eat a gallon of oil per tank of gas. Definitely had a very stuck oil ring, but the number 1 cylinder was known for it.
There’s a misunderstanding about the j35 Honda engines ! this video makes no t sound like all j35 are bad ! The ones without the VCM are bullet prof and can last 300,000 plus miles easy the ones with VCM suck but the VCM can be bypass and the engine instantly becomes one of the best engines ever
Lies on the f22 j35 and d16 i have owned Hondas with those engines and never had any issues that this video mentioned
Rolling with the D series and K series ever since I first drove (+10years ago). Only thing I got issue with my D16 is the dizzy worn off. Nothing to report for K series, they're both well over 250K on the clock.
Seems most new cars are not great I look ing trailblazer equinox rava four outback
What the honda d series is the GOAT IT SHOULD NOT BE ON THE LIST
I just avoid both brands altogether an all has been ok! 💯
I have a 2009 Civic. Guess I got lucky because I have 120,000mi and no incidents
Bruh this stupid,,my camry had 330k,,before wrecking it,,the gas smell wasnt often,but who cares
The fun fact is these problems come after 2lakhs km 😂
My old accord had the f23a2 shit was an oil fiend
The newest Toyota V6 twin turbo 😅
Direct injection doesn’t cause that, it’s just this Honda engine.
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