Great video. You explained everything very well. I particularly appreciated the comparison of the washers and what plugs they went with. The torque specifications were also very useful.
Glad to hear this helped, not everyone needs all the info I put into the videos but I do realize that some people value it, and it matters when trying to complete the job correctly. Thanks for your support!
Hi! Nice video. Can you help me giving me the part number of the rear differential? Here in my country the dealer does not have the part and I want to import it. They also don't want to give me the part number, they want to import it at a very high cost
Awesome video. I have a 2022 Honda CR-V EX AWD with 16,000 miles (just hit 16,000 miles). Is it a must to change the rear differential fluid now, or can it wait for my next oil change? which would then be at 21,000 miles.
This is a great question, I believe the first differential fluid change is the most important one to get right, this is because it’s the main break-in period for your brand new gears in the differential wearing together. It’s recommended typically the first one is done between 15k-20k miles. You should be fine if you wait to do it at 21k, but just don’t wait to do it any longer than that. You will notice while draining the fluid for the first time that there will be some metallic colored liquid, which is the metal shavings from the gears. It is usually a little excessive the first diff fluid change, and on the drain plug there is a magnet that should have a ton of metal shavings (metallic looking stuff). Hope this helps!
@VinnieT This helps a lot. The dearship did not mention anything about changing the rear differential fluid once my CR-V reached 15,000 miles when I purchased the car. That would have been nice to know sooner. Better late than never, I guess. Again, thank you, sir, and keep making awesome videos. It helps. God bless.
@VinnieT Hi Vinnie, after performing the first rear differential fluid replacement, the next replacement should be done once every 30,000 miles correct? Based on research, it should be done between 30,000 and or 60,000 miles after the first rear differential fluid replacement. Is this correct for Honda CR-Vs? Or does this very depending on vehicle brand? I forgot to ask theses questions previously. Thank you, and God bless.
Maybe Someone can help me here with the differential. I have to replace the differential on my 2022 Honda CRV 1.5 turbo EXL. When I search on the internet, two codes appear: 41200-5TG-010 and 41200-5TG-900 Is there any difference between both parts? or both fits my car? I´m not in the US
@@VinnieT Very detailed info. Hope you do more videos on Honda's. Very much appreciated your hard work and contribution to all of us/DIYers. THANK YOU!
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Great video. You explained everything very well. I particularly appreciated the comparison of the washers and what plugs they went with. The torque specifications were also very useful.
Glad to hear this helped, not everyone needs all the info I put into the videos but I do realize that some people value it, and it matters when trying to complete the job correctly. Thanks for your support!
that rear diff does it have a clutch discs in it ?
@@oldbiker9739 no the differential will have metal gears inside, you can see a picture of this with a google search to better see what I mean.
Hi! Nice video. Can you help me giving me the part number of the rear differential? Here in my country the dealer does not have the part and I want to import it. They also don't want to give me the part number, they want to import it at a very high cost
Awesome video. I have a 2022 Honda CR-V EX AWD with 16,000 miles (just hit 16,000 miles). Is it a must to change the rear differential fluid now, or can it wait for my next oil change? which would then be at 21,000 miles.
This is a great question, I believe the first differential fluid change is the most important one to get right, this is because it’s the main break-in period for your brand new gears in the differential wearing together. It’s recommended typically the first one is done between 15k-20k miles. You should be fine if you wait to do it at 21k, but just don’t wait to do it any longer than that.
You will notice while draining the fluid for the first time that there will be some metallic colored liquid, which is the metal shavings from the gears. It is usually a little excessive the first diff fluid change, and on the drain plug there is a magnet that should have a ton of metal shavings (metallic looking stuff).
Hope this helps!
@VinnieT
This helps a lot. The dearship did not mention anything about changing the rear differential fluid once my CR-V reached 15,000 miles when I purchased the car. That would have been nice to know sooner. Better late than never, I guess. Again, thank you, sir, and keep making awesome videos. It helps. God bless.
@VinnieT
Hi Vinnie, after performing the first rear differential fluid replacement, the next replacement should be done once every 30,000 miles correct?
Based on research, it should be done between 30,000 and or 60,000 miles after the first rear differential fluid replacement. Is this correct for Honda CR-Vs? Or does this very depending on vehicle brand?
I forgot to ask theses questions previously. Thank you, and God bless.
Might 2019 is just fwd. Any differential fluid i need to change?
No. Honda says it's for the AWD models only. The B6 code would be showing on your maintenance minder if this service is needed.
is this same as hrv 2020? job
Maybe Someone can help me here with the differential. I have to replace the differential on my 2022 Honda CRV 1.5 turbo EXL. When I search on the internet, two codes appear: 41200-5TG-010 and 41200-5TG-900 Is there any difference between both parts? or both fits my car? I´m not in the US
Replacing differential for Honda 2022 !!!! How the f**k this happened..
It’s different for every country
If you can find the exact same fluid that I used in this video, it will work great in your Honda CRV.
Does the car need to leveled?
Yes the car should be on a level surface (or as close to a level surface as you can get).
@@VinnieT Very detailed info. Hope you do more videos on Honda's. Very much appreciated your hard work and contribution to all of us/DIYers. THANK YOU!