Honda CRV 2013 Scheduled Maintenance
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2020
- 2013 Honda CRV AWD Scheduled Maintenance:
Engine Oil and Filter change
ATF Fluid Change
Rear Differential Fluid Change
Brake Fluid Change
Brake Maintenance (cleaning and lubrication)
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9:53 - Automatic transmission fluid change
14:35 - Rear Differential Fluid change
21:48 - Brake fluid flush and maintenance
Same maintenance at the dealership will cost around $600 dollars. In this case parts cost about $90, plus my time (which is priceless of course lol. ) 
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Very helpful. Thank you very much for including the torque specs for the bolts. That saves me a good bit of time looking for them elsewhere.
I loved it when you started to move your oil drain pan under the trans and thought hmmm that pan may not hold any additional oil-averted a very big mess......
Transmission fluid looked clean
Even at normal service intervals, ATF can look clean, but it should still be replaced. If it's dark, you've got problems.
Good job!
thanks. that was for my parents.. saved them a lot of money. and it was easy..
I have 2014 CRV and torque spec on engine oil drain bolt is 29-30 ft-lbs. 36 seems a bit high…
you were actually talking about the caliper when you said rotor. The hydraulic hose connects to the caliper to push the piston
It is best to use ATF to lubricate the oil filter seal, not engine oil. It is also best practice to fill the oil filter with fresh engine oil before installing it.
The rubber hose going to the rear caliper appears to be cracked and ought to be replaced, although it could just be mud/dirt that is on there and cracked.
NEVER do such work with a big, metal watch on!
You must have oil stains all over your driveway. Always put a large piece of cardboard down first.
I suggest you remove the fill plug just to see if there was fluid coming out of there. When I refill mine I pump in fluids until it come out the fill plug hole. Also check and replace all your crush washers
I always remove fill plug first, don't want to remove drain, just to find out you can't fill it back up.. specially when working on it in your driveway.
When changing the ATF I noticed you didn't change the filter. At what point should you include the nsmission filter?
What is the interval for automatic fluid change?
Nice watch
thank you.
Very nice job. I wonder if my 2008 accord has transmission bolt or do I need to drop the pan ?
thanks. Toyotas and hondas usually will have a bolt. I have 2007 accord with Manual, so don't know about 2008.
Where do you take the fluids for disposal?? I know my auto parts store takes the oil, but that about the other?
Great video! Thanks!
dealer or many other places that sell and use them will take all the fluids.
@@investing4everyonevideos303 walmart auto used to maybe still do
how would u know if its time to change the ATF FLUID. transmission and the others ? i have 2012 crv ?i have 40,000 mileage
manual should state.. from what i remember its every 50,000 KM for ATF. but even if you don't have 50,000 KM, i would still change it after 5-6 years. Break fluid has to be changed every 3 years, regardless of KM.
what do you do with that used oil or black oil...
is there any place to put it like garbige..or any shop...!!???
eco station, some automotive stores with garage take it as well.
May I suggest you never wear your metallic watch when doing service at your car? In case of some electrical issue you may be burned. Also, can you tell me how much miles or kilometers does you CRV have? I have a 2012 CRV AWD made in México but only with 60,000 kilometers on it and the only oil I have change every 10,000 kms is the engine and oil filter. Although I am wondering if I must change the transfer case oil and the automatic ATF. I don not have any issue with my CRV, and I have it since new. Ten years with 60,000 kms is like 6,000 kms every year and it looks like new, I love it. Thank you for you information.
Its not mine CRV, but it had 40,000 KM. some fluids require to be changed every 3 years, independent of KM, brake fluid for example. I believe ATF and differential fluid has to be changed at 40,0000 km. thats why i changed those. that was the first change for them on that car. There were lots of metal shavings on the magnet, so they definitely needed to be changed.
You can still and I highly suggest that you change your ATF Fluid while your car is still around 60k mileage. Do it now or you may never have a chance to do it again cause it will do harm rather than good if you do not change it now. So change your ATF Fluid now but don't ever do a transmission flush.
mexican CRV, the ones with projector low beam headlights instead of reflector ones...
change the ATF and diferential oil every 15,000 km, according to the manual... i think you could do much longer but i guess its better to prevent eh.
@@hon28ney Amen to that, I had a friend wanting to change his ATF fluid with 120k miles on it and I told him it was to late, would do more harm than good...
DOT 4 brake fluid? Hondas use DOT 3
its compatible. Dealer did not have dot 3, you can mix it. It simply has better specs.
Dealer always sells you Dot4
why motor oil 0w20?
Because I live in Canada, temp often drops to -20C (and lower), 0w20 flows better at low temperatures, which is better for your engine, and it will more likely to start, and not drain the battery, after sitting in the cold all night.
@@investing4everyonevideos303 Yes, thanks.
my 2013 honda crv calls for 0w20
It actually has it on the oil fill cap to tell you what oil it needs...
You obviously used honda fluids why did you use a cheap oil filter , instead of oem filter?
its actually fram synthetic filter, rated at 32,000 km. many reviews put it above mobil 1. its definitely better than Honda OEM filter. It has synthetic media, and metal screen.
Screw Honda with all their crappy maintenance minder codes etc. Scam to con people to go to the dealer where they will clean out your wallet.
A FRAM oil filter?? Really!
its synthetic one, and many reviews rate it higher than mobil 1. its definitely better than OEM.
Fram Ultra is better than mobil 1 and on par with amsoil and the like..the regular orange fram cans...not so much
Very messy. I'm sure there are better procedures that minimizes oil and transmission fluid spills onto your driveway.
Also suggest that you only use the recommended ATF and differential fluids from Honda only.
everything except engine oil, has Honda written on them. That's because engine oil is synthetic, and exceed specs for that car. :)