HOW TO CHANGE YOUR OIL | 10TH GEN CIVIC (DETAILED GUIDE)
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Here is a little detailed guide for those wondering how to change your oil on your 10th gen! Hope this helps any of you, feel free to ask questions in the comment section below.
**IMPORTANT** Keep in mind it is 3.7 quarts for the 10th gen civics with the 1.5L engines, check you owners manual if you have any other kind besides this engine.
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I I am not trying to hammer you in the comment section but there are some things wrong with this video that your viewers should be aware.
1. You should not tighten the drain plug like you did.
2. Take off the oil filter while the drain plug is off. Also recommend to have to oil refill cap unscrewed and dipstick out as well.. It allows for greater velocity
3. When applying oil to the filter o-ring, use the clean oil not the old oil.
Just one note as well.... not sure if anyone had this happen to them or not, but watch out for the sharpness of the skid plate around the edges it is really sharp. Like knife sharp, cut myself accidentally after I had it off the undercarriage. I was still lying under the car and didn't want to stand up to move it and swiped my pinky and ring finger across the front part of the skid plate moving it and cut myself. Really sucked. Lol. Good vid as well man. Best to do your own oil cause the oil shops might not even change your oil or filter happened to me just the other day. I will do it myself. Payed $71.00 dollars to have it done. Made a one time investment of about $130 for the ramps and oil change items including 17mm wrench and oil pan. Now from now on it will cost me around 38 bucks to do it myself. Honda Civic EX-T Turbo 1.5, wish I had the SI but maybe later lol
I’ve seen others recommend filling the oil filter with new oil before putting it on. Nice video, I plan on changing my oil when the time comes.
Doesn't matter either way. Sorta redundant. People seem to obsess over this nowadays.
It makes it easier on larger vehicles but on such a small motor with high oil pressure, small filter and thin oil, that thing will fill up super fast. Not really a big deal. But yeah I do usually fill up the filter about half way just to get the media primed.
The only thing I would of done differently, but everyone is different...is make sure there is no leaks before putting skid plate back on, but everyone is different tho. 🤷 Great vid man!
That pull out game was pretty quick...
not quick enough, a few light squirts was done.. :O
Always looking forward to watch your videos man! The content is just amazing! Keep up the good work!
Careful when tightening the screw 😂 I went to a shop cause I was too lazy to change the oil myself and the employee cracked my oil pan. They had to pay over 320$+ for a simple mistake.
Btw keep up the good content 💪🏼 Even though I dont own an X gen SI I really enjoy watching your vids.
He cracked your oil pan?? Wtf did he use a impact wrench...
Rob he used a normal wrench, I don’t know wtf happened. He came up with the excuse that oil pans are made of a brittle material (aluminum and calamine alloy) and that they’re easy to crack, I kinda understand that but please... anyways, he was very responsible about it and bought me an new pan right away.
It's a lot easier to get too much torque on the wrench when the car is on a lift and you're standing under it. When laying on the ground it feels a lot harder to do, so someone without experience might mess it up. But yeah that does seem like a pretty rookie-ish mistake to make.
Same thing happened to me with a differential drain plug. The aluminum case got a hairline crack. I learned to use a torque wrench after that lol.
Hey man just saying u tightened down on the drain plug way to much I mean that's a aluminum pan it's really easy to strip the threads out and same thing with the oil filter u dont have to superman it every book and shop including dealerships will tell u when its snug go a extra half to 3/4 turn your just making it harder on urself by over tightening it and can cause issues like a seized filter or failure of the o-ring
Kevin Guidera appreciate the advice, you’re totally right. I realized that after editing the video, glad I didn’t crack the oil pan. But definitely something to keep in mind for future changes, your comment is very helpful to everyone else. Thank you!
Be good to invest in a torque wrench for that. No mistaking the tightness. Have you also seen the Fumoto valves for these vehicles? This would be a perfect application. Have it on my VFR and also had it for 8 years on my old CTS. Easy peasy oil changes.
@@PhongVLG you a real one bro
I’m having this problem right now. Fk people who tighten bolts come on
Amsoil is the best motor oil. Since its 100% synthetic it won't break down from the turbo's heat.
How’d you get jack stands on it ? I could only find four jack points ?
Thank you! for the video to show us. How easy is to do it. We are long life learner.
Watching from Saskatoon Saskatchewan Canada 🇨🇦
How in the world did you lift up the car? I’m puzzled there’s no good jacking points besides on the sides.
Thanks for the video and tips bro. Now you got me deciding to change my own oil after getting mine changed @ Honda and under 1k miles later oil is dark.
Thanks man. Just bought a 2018 si and am about to do it myself soon. 👍
FYI folks, the honda A02 filter is made by fram. Personally the moment I found that out I switched. I really like baldwin, Purolator boss, full, and wix filters. The honda filter is identical to a mid level fram filter, and painted blue. Honestly it probably doesnt matter, changing your oil is what matters. Many new findings on these engine's are suggesting changing the oil around 3500 miles. Especially if youre tuned.
I wonder if it would be better to do a oil change video during daylight so its easy to see what your doing.
I saw just fine
Take off dipstick also, this will increase velocity of engine oil impurities to gush out and not be stuck. Also might as well go with synthetic oil filter if you’re rolling with asmsoil, other wise great video.
My second oil change kinda don’t want to pay $97 for a oil change at the dealer I’m order some puroil from bisimoto
Any recommendations where do get an owners manual for a 2019 si?
Solid vid. Definitely gonna give it a try.
You should use some disposal latex gloves next time. Keep up the good work. Great car. Recently purchased a 2018 Civic si. No mods yet. Might keep it stock for longevity.
How much km or miles do you frequently do your oil change? Do you have to change the oil filter every oil change?
Did you change your oil & oil filter based on the maintenance minder system or by a certain mileage?
Maintenance reminder is normally the best way to go its on a 5000 mile light and thats what most manufactures recommend....
Is there a crushwasher to replace per oil change?
Not to bash on you man I studied automotive engineering and just a note don’t yank on the ratchet when you tighten the bolt you can crack the oil pan and mess up the treads of the oil pan and screw
I have one question. Why didn't U put some oil in the filter?
Are you having the oil dilution issue?
All Gdi engines have that ,wake up already
Jorge Zavala Good job replying to a old comment.
@@Mienboi821510 old or new , just felt like replying lol
You shouldn’t have to worry about it to much now as of may 2020 there is a new standard for turbo charged engines which is GF-6 motor oil it should protect your engine much better if you have oil dilution.
Excellent lighting.
Do I have to buy a new gasket for oil screw 5:20? And also where can I get the honda oil can?
Try putting a filter Mag or Magna filter on the oil filter next time. They are reusable and catch all metal particles. The magnet traps all shavings and debris to the inside of the filter canister.
VTEC kicked in during the pull out.
you mean turbo just spooled up
Hi very good video ! Is honda full synthetic 0W20 black bottle good oil ? Almost everyone change aftermarket oils
Roman Kim Yeah it’s fine to use Honda’s oil as it comes with the car, the reason for switching is due to the additives in aftermarket oils that are just better in any case compared to the manufacture oil.
Same application on 2.0NA 10th gen civic?
I just got a 2018 si and made the mistake of using the whole 5 quarts , should i drain some?
I hope you didn't drive, but that isn't good. You'll need to drain the whole thing and re-do the oil change to be safe. Draining some won't give you the accurate measurement of how much oil you put in.
@@PhongVLG i drove a bit not too much
@@PhongVLG i havnt checked the dip stick yet , i was going to in the morning to see how over filled it would be
Great video ☠️
my mechanic said that civic 2016 had two filters for the transmission. is this correct?
Yes he is you have a transmission cooler filter that's underneath your air filter box you have to replace that filter and the rubber O rings as well and you have a transmission filter inside the transmission oil pan that you need to change every 90,000 miles. Replace your transmission fluid and your transmission cooler filter with O rings every 30,000 miles.
THANKS FOR SHOWING YOU ARE AWESOME CAN YOU SHOWING HOW TO CHANGE TRANSMISSION OIL THANKS.
Do you still use the same oil or changed to a different brand ?
I use liquimoly molytech and when I'm in a hurry, I'll use royal purple because it's on the shelf everywhere. The hps royal purple is better than the api certified, but the api certified is what you want to go with if you're still under warranty and not in the United States. That being said, as long as you put full synthetic 0w20 in there, they can't void your warranty for it in the US. We have certain legal protections here that allow us to put whatever oil in that we want, provided it matches the requirements from Honda and api certification isn't one of them.
Must do you videos during the day , in full sunlight. Or use lights, hard to watch.
Better to drain when it's hot and just stopped the engine after driving it. That way the bad stuff doesn't have any time to settle out of the oil.
i stopped changing my own oil like 3 years ago...the price of oil and the price of jiffy lube are so close, whats the point
XeroFailGames In some cases like myself, I don’t trust anyone touching my car. As a person who’s spent time, money, and effort into their car.. the concern that one of these “oil shops” may damage something around your car without telling you or even end up putting too much or too little oil. At that point, you can’t really tell till it’s too late. Where is if you do it yourself, you know exactly what has been done.
@@PhongVLG i totally get it but im also old now lol and i do all my own bike work still
@@PhongVLG Exactly man, Once I went under my car to do the first oil change there were screws missing that was supposed to be in the skid plate. Only four screws were there. And afterwords I checked my oil one day later black as could be and I haven't even hit 50000 miles yet. The oil shop didn't change my oil or filter I was so mad. I didn't bother calling them cause what would have been the use they would have just denied it. Those shops cut corners just like any other business out there to save money.
Whats the size of the gasket on drain plug bolt?
What's the oil change interval if you use that same engine oil in the video?
It's the same as any other oils. With newer cars you can change the oil anywhere from 4-6k miles. But since the new honda's have an oil guage or meter within the car, it will remind you when it's time for an oil change. Other than that, just always check your dip-stick to be sure. Only reason people choose other sources of oil/aftermarket oils is due to the additives they provide for performance.
How many miles do you change oil & oil filter?
do it every 3-4 for best engine life.
3k-4k
Follow the maintenance minder. It's surprisingly accurate.
Amsoil lyfe bruh
Did you buy the filter directly from Honda?
Hector Ramirez yes I did.
PhongVLG how much?
You couldn't change your engine oil during the daytime?
When do you usually change your oil?
Every 8000km (5000 miles)
Where did you purchase the OEM oil filter?
K3VIN4TOR Just from Honda themselves, any local dealer should have it.
Can you do a video on the transmission oil change
Can u pump the oil with an oil pump? I just to do it on my mini cooper s. It was a lot easier and messier? Lol
This isn't ideal, but if you don't have a new crush washer, you can at least re-anneal it by heating it up with a touch until it's red hot and then letting it cool naturally. It will soften the copper/aluminum, whichever it is. Again, not ideal. Just buy a box of crush washers. But if you don't have one and you need to get your oil changed, at least hit the washer with a torch and give yourself the best chance.
Very important to let it cool a bit like you did. Ah that skid plate gets hot as hell, I wasn't expecting that to happen and grabbed on to it, yeah that will teach you! #pull_out_game_strong Hahaha
How come you only used under 4 quarts
Because the car only calls for 3.7 quarts
Mine I have a 2018 civic lx and the dealer said 4 1/2 quarts
@@john101004 that’s because the LX is a 2.0 non turbo motor, this car is a 1.5L Turbo motor. 2 different engines.
Watching him yank that oil plug was hurting my soul. 👁👄👁
The honda oil filter is a fram...
Wix is actually the company that makes the Honda filters.
I would use a torque wrench, my guy!
I would not.
Anyone recommend Royal Purple 0w20 for your 10th gen Si? lmk!
Royal purple makes great oil i recommend it if your driving your car hard its definitely a high performance oil and your paying for a high performance oil.
Regular royal purple is ok, best oil forbthe price is pennzoil ultra and Regular pennzoil synthetic, with amzoil being #1
How can this video has 200 up and only 7 down? 200 people that doesn’t know anything about mechanic maybe?? Just how? Dude the way you tight that drain plug is absolutely and completely unacceptable and idiotic.
Excellent choice filming at midnight in a garage smh
May want to look at a Fumoto valve (www.fumotooildrainvalve.com/?target=model_product&modelId=552025). Handy if you change your oil frequently.
What about transmission?
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Amsoil is marketing oil, very expensive and paying for mostly marketing. If you want the best look into Schaeffer Manufacturing. They produce the finest fuel additives and lubricants in the world since 1839. If your curious look at the reviews on amazon. www.schaefferoil.com
The price on the Schaeffer’s synthetic oils are similar in price with Amsoil. Both oils are expensive. Amsoil is marketed a little more. That's why they are a well known brand. On the other hand, Schaeffer brand oils are not well known, but their oils are just as good as Amsoil.
@@harryl8234 last time I checked amsoil is 9-13$ a quart. Schaeffer is 6$. I buy my 5 gal pails for 120$... 25-50% cheaper 👍
@@charlespetersonii6989 I checked out Amazon and for the Schaeffer's 0W-20 (the grade I'm looking for) is about $13/quart. Where are you buying your oil from. Got a link?
@@harryl8234 I buy it from a Schaeffer rep here in Michigan. He sells all products at cost price because he gets a commission from Schaeffer depending on the amount of product he sells. So it works out perfect for me 👍
@@harryl8234 I did use to buy it off Amazon a few years ago and the price was lower. I do recall a few times getting 5 gal pails on Amazon of some racing oils for 45-60$ a 5 gal pail but I haven't seen that in a while.
Poor lighting!!!
Does no one show how to lift the fucking car? God
Pull out game too strong.
wouldent recommend to change the oil yourself mean the warranty will go down the drain :p
Not true.... like at all... Damn your probably gonna ask how your wrong.. and i dont feel like explaining to you.... do me a favor and read up on Magnuson-Moss Warranty.
@@Rob_Nasty m8 depends in what country u live in im from Finland and i need the stamp in my service bok or im screwd 😆 cant do anything here with the car and IF i do warranty wot pay crap so read up in where u live before u do anyrhing
Non-US ppl should really state what country they are from before commenting on automotive advice as if they are the whole world just sayin'
Change the fucking intro dude lmao please
Does that splitter fit the Si Coupes???
The front end for the si's are the same
Josemari Zafra yes it will