2022-24 Honda Civic Oil Change Guide (FE/FL 2.0L K20 11th Generation)
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- Опубликовано: 16 дек 2024
- This 2022 11th Generation Honda Civic Oil Change follows my previous video for the FK8 Civic Type R. This is a DIY guide video to show you how to remove the underbody panel, drain the oil, remove and replace the filter, and fill the oil. All of the fluid capacities, requirements and specifications are further below. This oil change guide should work on all 11th generation Honda Civics from 2022 to 2024 model year with the 2.0L (K20C2) engine .
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2022 to 2024 Honda Civic LS (FE) Oil Changes Tools, Parts and Torque Specs below.
Tools list for the Honda Civic Oil Change
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17mm Socket
Phillips and Flathead screwdriver
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64MM Oil Wrench - amzn.to/4fodj81
Jack stands
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Oil pan and empty jugs to bring old oil to your local AutoZone/O Reilly's
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Parts List for the Civic Type R Oil Change
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Links above if you want to order, but in my opinion, do not buy anything online, just go to your local Honda dealership and avoid shipping.
Torque Specs for the FE 2022-2024 Civic LX
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Oil pan drain plug: 30 lb-ft
Oil filter: 10 lb-ft
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Watching this video while waiting for my wife civic 2022 lx cool down so I can drain the amazon basics 0w20 full synthetic oil from previous change, oil looks good after 6k, today I am filling it with Valvoline extended protection 0w20 and installing a Mahle oil filter part # oc707 , remember safety first, I am using a jack and 2 jack stands 🙏Well is time for me to go seems like the engine as cool down 🙂.
Dont forget to replace engine air filter an cabin filter also.
Great video friend thumbs up 👍
Awesome comment. Thanks so much for taking the time to share how you do things and for the part numbers too. I'm going to pin your comment so others can see it if they want to do the same as you. Thank you again for watching the video and supporting the channel. 🙏
Thank you for the nice video, I been using this mahle oil filters in my 91 volvo 940 for years and never had a problem with them,this is the second time I use it on the civic, regarding the Valvoline 0w20 extended protection I been reading great comments but I will continue doing 6k oil changes.
Have a great day my friend 🙂👍.
Best 11th gen oil change vid! For reasons unknown, Honda oil dipstick is halfway between min & max when filled to proper specs. Your vid is only one I've seen that demonstrates this. Thank you!
I am lucky to be surrounded by cool folks, one of the guys in the video helping out is an actual Honda tech! But I would have stopped there either way because that was exactly 4.4 quarts and I trust the factory specs more than the dipstick. Thanks so much for validating that, makes me feel good that I'm providing accurate info on RUclips. I really appreciate you for taking the time to comment and I hope you'll consider subscribing too (and if you have, thank you!).
I saw the zip tie on the underbody panel on that white civic and had to do a double take to make sure that wasn’t my civic. The plastic shroud the underbody panel slides into is very low and loves to get scrapped into parking curbs/bumpers. I had the mounting points of the plastic shroud crack off, and no one could get a shroud so I had to secure back with small self tapping screws. Super jank, but it’s held for over a year.
A friend of mine who works at a Honda tech says he just has a bucket of those underpanel screws and clips. Some are always missing in almost every car that he works on. Thanks so much for watching and for sharing your experience!
@@mldiyby any chance you have a link where i can buy those screws and clips? Have a couple missing and the panel is just hanging and scraping all over the floor
@@masterivan18 The part number is 90674-TY2-A01 if you want to call your dealer parts dept or if you want to support the channel, here's some generic clips on Amazon: amzn.to/4dEYYm2 I hope this helped!
Great video and subbed, precise and to the point. This K20 engine is one of my favourites with Honda. Old school, tried and true with port injection.
I bought an OEM Honda cap wrench that I’ve used for my own DIY and it happens to work with Toyota (spin/on) and Nissan filters too.
Sadly us Canadians don’t get a washer with our filters. We have to buy separate.
Kevin, so glad you liked the video! Funny, I have a Motivx cap wrench I use for my Toyotas and it fits the Honda OEM filters, but it's good to know the OEM Honda one is good too. For the washer, I'm second guessing a bit, maybe just our local dealer does this to push selling washers? 😂 Thank you again for subscribing and taking the time to comment. It really means a lot.
Perfect explanation. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful. Appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment (and also if you did, liking/subscribing). Thank you!
Thanks for this 👍
I'm glad it was helpful, thanks for taking the time to comment!
Thank you Allen
My pleasure, I hope it helped you out. Thanks for your likes and subscribes (if you did, if not it's ok too).
I don’t have a lift and would like to know where to put my jack stands to change the oil
I got you covered. I have a type R oil change guide and the jack points are the same: ruclips.net/video/vId1pHHksOY/видео.html
@@mldiy thank you sir
I change oil every 10000 mile mobile ow-20. Transmission fuild every 50k now is 90k still look new. Strong power
Great video sir. Thank you. 👍🏼
I'm glad you found it helpful, thanks for watching and commenting!
Did you know this oil change process is basically the same on the Type R? If you want another perspective or just like watching DIY videos, here's that one: ruclips.net/video/vId1pHHksOY/видео.html
How come the engine oil on my 2024 Civic gets pretty dirty after 3-3.5k miles whereas it’s still clean and yellow on my 2006 Sienna after the same mileage? Similar story with the carbon sludge build-up in the tail pipe: still nothing on my Toyota which is an 18 y.o. vehicle and black sludge on the tail pipe of my brand new Civic? How come this legendary K20 engine is so “messy”? Would love to hear some expert opinions.
I have the turbo civic and I've heard that the engine runs a lot hotter than the non-turbos. Apparently the oil left the turbo just cooks once you shut the engines off. Maybe that will cause the oil to get dark faster?
I filled till just below the max line is it fine ?
Yes, totally fine. While not to factory spec, oil pans are designed to have a little bit of wiggle room.
The the two #3 screws on the front supposed to be so tight or is their a trick to removing them? They feel seized
Hi VH, they should come out really easy. Your suspicion might be correct. My guess is if they don't look rusted, somebody just used an impact driver on them instead of screwing them hand tight. If you want a better show of those screws being removed, I have a type R guide oil change guide and the bottom cover is the same. Here's the link and good luck! ruclips.net/video/vId1pHHksOY/видео.html
Thanks duderman
Do you know if the 2024 filter is the same as a 2023? As i look online a couple of sites say the filter wont fit a 2024
I got really excited seeing your comment because almost every oil change I've ever done on a Honda has used the same filter. But, I did a quick check and sorry to say, I think the 2024 still uses the same filter. Even the Type R uses the same filter, it's pretty amazing! ruclips.net/video/vId1pHHksOY/видео.html I hope these videos help and please do come back and let me know if the filter is different--but I'm pretty confident it's not. Best of luck!
Why does my oil panBolt leak after oil change? I changed the oil, tightened enough and it has been leaking. Should i change the washer?
Hi, yes, you should change the washer. It's only 1-2 bucks. The crush washer isn't really meant to be re-used, but one can usually get away with changing it like every other time. The issue is that it gets squished, so every time, one has to tighten it more. This risks damaging the oil pan since you're now overtightening the bolt. You can imagine how your local quick lube place is not changing the washer to save themselves a dollar or two. Hope this helps and good luck.
@@mldiy thank you so much! It makes perfect sense! I will get a new washer, since i believe this may be the reason it is leaking.
The newer production OEM filters (15400-PLM-A02) are nowhere near the quality of the older A01 suffix filters with the proprietary media. The A02 is just a Fram/Honeywell cheap filter. I don’t understand why people still recommend the them.
A NAPA Gold (Wix) or Purolator ONE/BOSS is a much better choice
Hi Shammons, I didn't know Honda had the same kind of issues that Subaru had. Subaru just replaced their US market supplier again for a better filter. Maybe Honda will be doing it too. Generally, I agree with you but I think for a base model Civic, an OEM filter will perform fine (but I'd buy a Wix if it were the same price!). Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and commenting!
What should I expect to pay for this at a Honda dealership?
I couldn't say as it kind of depends on where in the US (assuming you are from the US) you are located. But it's fairly easy to ask these days. I send text messages to my local Toyota service department all the time and they respond to me within a day. I'm sure you can find a Honda dealer to ask. Thanks for the comment!
you could get a deal on them right now!
I can't believe you have to remove the under cover every oil change. Toyota and Infiniti have doors or other ways to access oil filter.
It's a new car thing and I think tied to fuel efficiency, my 2022 Toyota Highlander has a full under cover and no access panel. I did an oil change here if you want to check it out: ruclips.net/video/K698BlOqs7E/видео.html Thanks for watching and commenting!
My 3rd gen Tacoma says no access panel 😂
That motor everything under that hood looks like it been in a desert storm. It’s dirty filthy as it can get to be a 2022 - 2024
I didn't notice but you are right, it's pretty dirty for how old the car is. 😂 I wonder if that's an issue with the civic and how air flows through the engine bay or if the car was actually on unpaved roads. Some people have homes around here where their driveways aren't paved. Thanks for watching and for the comment!
amazing, an entire shop and several adult men struggling to remove a screw on oil filter. scary. and no funnel so you spill oil all voer the top of the manifold
It's a school and those are students. And we work on cars in our community for free. Please reply if you have anything else I can help clarify for you. 👍