2017 - 2021 Honda CR-V engine air filter change for under $15 | DIY How to step by step video
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- Filter for Honda CR-V EX EX-L (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022) 1.5L Turbo Engine.
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Filter for CR-V LX 2.4L (2017-2019)
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CR-V hybrid (2021-2022) & Accord hybrid and plug-in hybrid 2014-2021
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Total Cost - under $15 for filters
Thank you so much for your very instructional video on changing the cabin filter and the engine filter. I am a 71-year-old woman and the dealer was going to charge me over $200 to change both these filters. Instead I watched your videos, and your videos were very clear and I knew I could probably do this on my own. I was able to change both of these filters by myself in about 10 minutes!!! Thank u so much for your great videos!!!😊
They charging me $82.20 for cabin air filter change and $61.93 engine air filter change I told them no this is a useful video thank you!!!
I took my 2022 CRV in for oil change new filters, new tires and other maintenance items. I was stund when Honda wanted to charge me $150. to change my cabin filter. So, I went to the dealership and bought one for $26 and installed myself. Don't let this happen to you.
Great video! When I saw that the dealer was gonna charge me $100 to replace the Cabin and Engine air filter I said screw that, I'll do it myself. Changed the cabin filter without a hitch, but when I went for the Engine Filter and I saw the platic tube attached to it, I started doubting myself thinking I had to remove that to access the filter. Thanks to you, I now know that the process is INCREDIBLY easy. Again, thanks so much for the video!
EDIT: Im back 5 minutes later. Changed the filter without a hitch. Thanks again man!
Thanks for the feedback
Wow, you made it look so easy! Thanks, now I have the confidence to change the engine air filter on my own. Woo hoo!
Thank you for very thoroughly explaining how to do it. As a novice, I was able to follow your instructions very easy.
4:45 I feel your pain. I did this exact maneuver checking the air filter after I had completed an oil/filter change and buttoned the belly pan completely. Sigh. Your video is very complete and easy to follow, thanks.
Extremely well done. Very detailed and no music. Thank you so much.
Thank you! I needed socket thingy because screwdriver didn't work.
YOU DID IT AGAIN!!!!!! Saved me a bundle of cash, 😊THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!! So Appreciative for your videos!
@@brightandsunny thank you for the compliment. Hope you subscribed, you may save a lot more with my around the house diy fix videos. 😄
I purchased, at your suggestion, Spearhead air and cabin filters for our Hondas. The gasket on the engine air filter is rather fragile, allowing it to pull away from its position. With careful installation there appeared to be no problem. However, the OEM's, which I previously purchased through a Honda dealer, online, exhibited superior construction in this one area.
BTW: the cabin filter seemed fine.
Thank you for the feedback. Looks like their quality is declining then. I will start trying other filters and recommend the better quality ones. This is why I don't take sponsors, makes it easy to keep viewers interest first. Thanks again.
Great video! Detailed explanation. Good camera work. With the help of this video, ANYONE should be able to change this air filter.
You saved me from being schemed by the Honda dealership for 89$ plus tax , I spent 18$
Thank you. Was so very easy installing after watching this video.
This was a fantastic video. Precious and easy to follow. I watched and did the cabin filter also. One thing I did was add a sticker with date on it so I knew when the lady one was put in.
Thanks again.
Thank you for the compliment. I started mentioning marking the date in my newer videos as well. Thank you for the support.
Great presentation on replacing the engine filter. Thank-you!
Great info, changed cabin and engine air filters, saved money.
thanks! your instructions are extremely precise and thorough..much appreciated.
Thanks a lot! Just about the easiest thing I've ever done with a car. 👍
Awesome i will do the change on my 2007 crv myself,
Thank you, so helpful for my first time changing mine! Let’s hope it’s as easy and smooth for me lol 💙
You made this so easy! Keep up the great work!
Thank you for this easy-to-follow video. I look forward to more!
Thank you, You can check out the cabin filter change as well.
Thank you . I did it bought both cabinet filter and engine filter saved my a lot $$$
Excellent thanks man, saved $85!
Dealership wanted me to pay $90 for engine and cabin air filter for my 2021 Honda HR-V. Bought both on Amazon together for $23 and changed them myself. Went in for a $58!oil change and they “found” $1800 worth of stuff they tried to get me to fall for
Giving this a shot now. Then the cabin filter. Thank you!
this is the perfect how-to video. great work
Definitely need a socket/nut driver on the new one as you mentioned. Would highly recommend
Thank you! Thank you---blessings on you for all of the money that you are saving us. ❤️
Thank you for taking your time thank you again explaining it other videos are too fast
Thanks so much! Now I'm going to see if you have a video on how to clean the engine and other areas under the car hood. I subscribed few minutes ago when I watched how to change the cabin filter. 😊
Thank you for your kind words. I do not have a cleaning video, but it's simple. Don't hose off water, rather cover any electrical connections and alternator with grocery plastic bags before gently spraying engine degreaser and water. Wipe of everything. Excess water in the engine bay is not a good idea.
I'm trying to replace the engine filter on my wife's 2019 (first change to my knowledge) and those 4 screws appear to be factory sealed/screwed and won't come loose with the tools I have, nor using a drill bit for help. Are there any options to get them loose/unscrewed without resorting to dealership/mechanic power tools? They won't budge at all. Great videos by the way - already changed the cabin filter. Trying to save as much as I can 😂
I think you need Japanese screwdriver.
You do The Best instructional videos I’ve seen. Showing exactly what needs to be done. Definitely going to subscribe to your channel
Appreciate that. Just trying the no nonsense approach to help others.
Need video on changing the CRV oil filter
Thank you, your video is well done and easy to follow!
Very clear instructions. Thank you.
Great videos, made change of engine and cabin filters.
Thank you so much for helping me change my engine filter.
Congrats! Now that your car can breath, give yourself better air by changing cabin air filter as well. I have a video for that as well. 👍
Thank you for the detailed tutorial. But I found there is too much rust on the screws. Can you offer me some advice on removing the rust? Thank you!
@@croissantdiet7513 Do you want to remove the rust or you have issues removing the screw itself? For rust start spraying it with wd40 and use wire brush. Do little everyday and it will soon be cleared. Alternatively you can replace the screw with new one.
@@JJCentral-DIY Thank you very much for your quick response, I will try them now!
I did it! I really did it 😂All by myself just like you showed me. 🙏🏼 Thank you . One question? I noticed it was missing the 4th screw, could I get one from The auto store?
👏 congrats! You not only did it but saved some money by doing it yourself. Yes you can get the screw from home depot, Lowe's or auto store. Take out one of those screws and take it to the store to match. Good luck.
@@JJCentral-DIY Thank you JJ
That was awesome and very simple. Thank you so much.
Thank you for taking the time to make video
Thank you so much for your time , excellent explanation, God Bless You
My pleasure
Video was very helpful! Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much save me a lot of money and time.
Literally just saved me money
Good for you.
Thank you for your videos, very informative and easy to follow. Much appreciated. Do you have any videos on how to reset Front Radar Sensor on 2017 Honda CRV? Someone removed mine from the car, however, I purchased one from the dealer and installed it myself. Now the lights are flashing on the dashboard. Do you know how to recalibrate it?
Unfortunately you need equipment to calibrate it. It doesn't have to be the dealer, some shops have Hunter made equipment for ADAS calibration. Ask around. Thanks.
Thanks so much. The only thing I’m paranoid about is the screws falling out when I loosen and pull up. Is it easy for that to happen? Didn’t look like it in the video.
Screws have a catch, so they won't fall or come out of the hole. Screw driver however can slip like you see in the video. Good luck 🤞
Thanks! That’s really helpful. Haha, hoping the screwdriver doesn’t fall, but knowing me, it might 😅
@@JJCentral-DIYthanks so much! I tried to open it, but the dealer must have tightened the screws a bit too much. I tried to unscrew all of them and it felt like it I turned the screwdriver more, that id strip the screws. Do you know which tool I’d need to untighten the screws? I’m assuming the tool would still be less expensive then going to the dealer
Everyone if you are using a socket because it’s too tight to use screwdriver, be very careful after replacing it and tightening the screws back with socket. I just broke one of the screws head. Going to Home Depot now to hopefully find something that fits there but if anyone knows the exact screw name or sth, please let me know.
I believe they are M5-0.80 x 25mm ( with 6mm washer). Auto part stores may call it 5x28
Just had this happen and came to the comments to see if someone else had it happen too. Hopefully my local auto store has some
@@girlgonechild I found it on Amazon and honestly they were better than original OEM. Price wasn't bad. It comes with packet of 4 so I have 3 extra in case I break them again! lol
Thank you... nice video... made it easy
Doing this tomorrow! Thanks!
Thank you 🙏 simple but effective
Thanks for video.. please upload other simple fix videos 🙏🙏🙏 ... liked and subscribed 😄
I checked several videos and my 2017 CRV LX is actually pop open, screw driver is not even needed
Awesome, you probably have the aspirated 4 cylinder engine while the turbo model uses the screws.
@@JJCentral-DIY Thank you for your reply! That is the case! I have a 4 cylinder LX.
@@xiaoboliu4377 the turbo EX and above model is the more common one and so you have to be careful when you order stuff from Amazon or anywhere, make sure LX is specified for proper fitment.
Went to do this but couldn’t get to loosen the screws.. weird because I just bought it used with 50k miles!
Use a socket then. They are tight.
Hi, thank you so much for the video.
You're a leader
Thank you so much
Thank you! Very helpful.
Wonderful!! Thanks
Thank you for your tutorial. When I clicked on your link for Amazon, there's a pull down menu for many different sizes. Do you know the size of the filter for 2018 CRV?
@Hibiscus 2018 CR-V comes with 1.5L L4 turbo engine (most common) and also a 2.4L L4 non turbo engine (base model). Assuming you have the turbo engine the size would be 10.9x7.6x2.7in
Thank you so much,, very detailed
Great video
Thank you good sir!
Thank you!
Thank you!
I will try. Thank you .
Thank you
Thanks
my 2018 has no screws just clips. the air filter is angled so this will not work.
You have the non turbo version.
Thank you for this😊
TY. How often should itbe done?
Depends on where you live. Once a year for normal drives, more frequently if you ride on dirt roads.
Thank you so much!
First thank you
Sec. Do A Honda Accord 2008 has a engene filter too?
Yes it does.
Thank you
I just change all the air filters in my car Ty Ty Ty .
@@wendyred9998 you probably just saved 200 dollars and 2 hours of your time instead of going to a dealer. Good job.
Thanks so much ! 🙏🏻
How do I know which CRV it is? It’s a 2017,
You either have the turbo 1.5l engine or the non turbo engine. Turbo engines have screws in the air box, regular engine has clips.
nice 👌🏾
Following the link, amazon says this does not fit a Honda CRV 2017.
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Tankiu
Yes they charge 110 dollars just to change it no parts, thank you
Dealer wanted 73 dollars crazy.
All my cars in the past was easy to change like in this video. HOWEVER, my Honda CVR-2018 doesn't look anything like this. See the photo above
Most 2018 Honda CR-V have the 1.5 turbo engine like in the video. A very small percentage, I believe only in LX have the non turbo engine and may look different.
@@JJCentral-DIY I do have the LX. Can't find screws to take it off. THANKS for the help
THANK YOU, that was the issue, I have an LX. It has clamps, no screws. I just changed my filter, thanks to you
@@kathrynabbruzzese5007 Awesome, glad you were able to do it and save some money.
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My 2018 cr-v 2.4l LX looks nothing like this.
LX is non turbo. It doesn't have screws, but clips to open the box.
@@JJCentral-DIY I saw some clips . Do you have a video on that one?
@@razfilmstv no, but it is far easier to open those clips than screws. No tools needed, just buy the right filter for LX model
@@JJCentral-DIY You are right. I went out and looked and it will be very easy. Honda wants to charge like $100 for the air and cabin filter. Time to just do it myself. Thanks for the video.
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The Honda dealership is charging me 50$ when I can do it for 17$ my self .
This is NOT for a 2020 CRV Hybrid
Updated the description to include the CR-V hybrid filters. Thanks for pointing it out.
I'm trying to replace the engine filter on my wife's 2019 (first change to my knowledge) and those 4 screws appear to be factory sealed/screwed and won't come loose with the tools I have, nor using a drill bit for help. Are there any options to get them loose/unscrewed without resorting to dealership/mechanic power tools? They won't budge at all. Great videos by the way - already changed the cabin filter. Trying to save as much as I can 😂
Those screws can be taken off using a screw drive or a 10mm socket. Spray wd40 lubricant in the screw and let it soak for 30 minutes, then use the 10mm sockets to break loose. It will be tight the first time but then it becomes easy. You can get a cheap socket set for $10
Performance Tool W1173 SAE/Metric 40-Piece SAE and Metric Socket Set, 1/4-Inch & 3/8-Inch Drive a.co/d/gvgMM67
You need Japanese screwdriver or socket to loosen the screws.
great job explaining!! thx
Thanks so much