How to change oil and filter on 2006 2009 Honda Civic

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[@thomaskamdoum552]

Nice content

[@RBTheMechanic]

Thank u

[@rosun_official]

It’s only 4qt not 4.5qt. It’s actually 3.91 but cmon guy

[@gusb4309]

3.9 is for a 1.8L 4 cylinder engine. Not every civic is the same you gotta check what you have. Some honda engines even take 0w-20

[@mrosa1313]

Thanks for the video. Honda Dealership uses synthetic blend 5w20 is it better to use full synthetic? Looks like you use full synthetic. I have a 2007 honda civic high miles. Currently 162k

[@RBTheMechanic]

If it’s not burning or anything else then use that

[@carlovanrijk4039]

RB, how is that Pronto oil? I don’t see it in the stores, but I’ve seen it online.

[@dannyzamudio1252]

@@RBTheMechanic how much is just for labor on an oil change on this car?

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@dannyzamudio1252 most shops will charge u labor $27

[@dannyzamudio1252]

@@RBTheMechanic thank u

[@hahanah1463]

5w 30 in UK

[@RBTheMechanic]

Ok