How to Change Oil On A Honda Civic 2001-2005

[@nosefacekiller5472]

Easy to understand thank you so much even my wife got it

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@rovekimp]

This video helped me do my first Oil Change on my 03 Civic. Thank you! :)

[@backyardchevy328]

Thats awesome..great job🙂👍

[@DeliriantPsychosis1442]

Thanks man, just bought a 2001 civic and had a general idea of where to drain it, but this made me 100% sure, thanks man!

[@backyardchevy328]

Anytime🙂 glad to be able to help

[@kaedanhoff449]

Awesome video, thanks! I’ll be saving this video for later since I just got my first car (2003 civic)

[@Bam1297]

Awesome video. Just followed this step by step. Although one thing I did differently, I didn’t put the oil pan bolt on until after I took the oil filter back on, I noticed a bunch of old oil that was still stuck in there because of it. Overall great video

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you, yea true it could get a lil extra oil from there as well.

[@hauscchildt6418]

Perfect content, we'll explained, thoroughly said. You deserve wayyyy more subs

[@rubiferrer2419]

I wish I had the jack to do it myself. Great video thank you. Have a lovely day everyone ☄️⭐🎶

[@Shadoefax760]

Thanks man, wasn't sure if I had gotten the right material.

[@backyardchevy328]

Glad to be able to help🙂

[@dailydad6335]

You should change the drain plug seal/washer each time you change oil, it's good practice. Besides that very informative video.

[@aaronm.1998]

Meh.

[@captaincake4331]

That is unnecessary.

[@Rustyshackleford1911]

You have fun with that lol

[@j.elliottgray2801]

If there is any wear on the washer this is true. If there's nothing wrong w it, clean and reuse.

[@anthonyrutten4018]

Thanks bro!!! What a pain in the a.. it would have been without your help!!!

[@backyardchevy328]

Glad to be able to help🙂

[@eduardoyanez7371]

Love this video man, understood everything clearly keep it up👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@scarlettradams]

Awesome video man. Thanks for the upload

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@fiji.christianblue]

Thank you! Also I love your voice 🥰

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@AroundtheLAW6969]

Lol I know how do do oil changes but I just wanted to see exactly where the oil filter was but this is a great video

[@1972unlimited]

Thank you so much.Quick and simple.

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@gaphneastanislaus8482]

First clear video, why do you wipe off the dip stick first?

[@absolutelysobeast]

because the oil could have sloshed around while driving or moving and it would give you an inaccurate reading.

[@thaddeuses2279]

Thank you so much for the easy instructions

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you for the support🙂

[@AlwaysOnDope]

Is it okay or safe to put that type of oil/oil filter I’m sure that’s not the recommended in the manual for my 02 ex civic it recommends the genuine Honda oil and what not .

[@backyardchevy328]

Yes what matters is the oil's viscosity that u use the proper one like say 5w-20..they also have synthetic semi and conventional oil and if its been using synthetic youll wanna stick to synthetic oil..most popular oils will meet or exceed the same ratings/specifications as the honda oil and other manufacturers oil..so its perfectly safe.

[@j.elliottgray2801]

I'm at 245K miles. I use StP longtime filter, and full synthetic high mileage. Mobil 1, Valvoline and Penzoil are my top picks.

[@craigslistbuslistingsofnor6494]

Excellent video!!

[@winterstorm9212]

I have an 2001 Honda civic this helped a lot. My cars at 324k and climbing so I was told to use 5w-30 instead as it gets higher in kms. Is this okay for my car?

[@backyardchevy328]

Yes, u can go with the thicker 5w-30 or u can use the high mileage 5w-20

[@winterstorm9212]

@@backyardchevy328 ok thanks!

[@asnkjdful]

I really like the way you present. Do you know how to fix a mass airflow sensor for a Honda civic lx 2003? I really need help. 🙏🏽

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you..a mass air flow on a honda civic? Those models dont use a mass air flow sensor do u mean the map sensor?..was there a certain issue u were having with the car?

[@dmitry.clarke]

Just what I was looking for! Thank you

[@backyardchevy328]

Glad to be able to help🙂 thank you for the support

[@stephaniewright3241]

Great tutorial!! I almost feel confident to do it myself. I’m a woman determined to maintain my car. Couple tips would be helpful i e synthetic oil or high mileage plus regular oil level checks. Thanks Dude!

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you, im sure u can🙂

[@Deeznutz...]

I read on a forum that higher mileage vehicles run better with thicker oil ie maxlife 5w-30

[@aaronm.1998]

Women can't change oil.

[@slugmonster99]

I have an 05 civic. The bolt on the oil pan is on so tight. But it’s too low to the ground to use a breaker bar

[@backyardchevy328]

Well u could try tapping on the end of the ratchet with a hammer..but u dont wanna let the socket slide off as u do because it could strip the corner..or if u have a small pipe or something that will fit over ratchet, itll give u more leverage to loosen it

[@matojo2008]

Hi,I just received my repaired engine of my honda civic dx 2005,A completely overhaul.$1600$,what kind of oil do I need to use?Thanks

[@backyardchevy328]

Do u know if they used break in oil? Normally what id do is use break in oil..change that oil..then use conventional oil with the viscosity recommended which is 5w-20 but cjange that oil at 1500 miles from the rebuild...and then next one at 3k miles..after that u can do regular oil change intervals with synthetic oil if u prefer

[@matojo2008]

@@backyardchevy328 Thank you so much for your answer.My mechanic said,He fill the engine with 5wo30,but Im thinking tomorrow change the oil for the original ,yes 5wo20.

[@HugoPoblano]

gracias por la explicacion!!!

[@stantheman2387]

Simple, good video thank you

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you:)

[@baochu18]

Great video, really useful! Thanks

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@toddsadler4199]

Really helpful video!

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@3dplanet100]

Great video. I have a 2005 Civic EX and am planning to change the oil. Would you recommend high mileage oil or full synthetic? My car have 169,400 miles and I just bought the car. I see in your video you use the high mileage, so am assuming that's the one that I should use, but I just want to make sure. Also, I have to bring my car to inspection, so I need to reduce the emissions, so thats also why am interested to know the oil type. Thanks in advance.

[@backyardchevy328]

If u notice any seepage from the gaskets or that the vehicle is possibly burning oil, i would use high mileage..if u dont notice any of that i would go with full synthetic...in this vehicles case it would lose oil so i went with the high mileage.

[@tiergeist2639]

@@backyardchevy328 interesting. High mileage oil because of burning? My civic eu 7 1.6 machine burns 1L per 1000 km. I use because of many city driving a 5w40. So for this type of engine it would be better to use a thicker oil despite my almost only citiy drivings?

[@backyardchevy328]

@@tiergeist2639 yea high mileage oil has a additive that helps recondition gaskets and seals that allow oil to pass through causing leaks..although it wont fix it..it does help make the leak a lil less than what it was..well 5w40 would be better in warmer climates and yea more friction conditions like highway driving..so yes it could be beneficial

[@tiergeist2639]

@@backyardchevy328 thx a lot👌👍

[@norbertoalonso3134]

Can I use 10W 30 oil on a 2005 civic lx?

[@backyardchevy328]

It depends where u live..if u live where it gets cold youll wanna avoid a thick oil..if u live where its hot or very warm most of the time then itll be ok

[@gaphneastanislaus8482]

What kind of oil was used?

[@EHou01]

Look on your oil cap. Or check. 3:40 on the video.

[@DeepSingh-yq4vc]

Thank you!

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you for the support🙂

[@prettyblueplanet]

First oil change for that car?

[@backyardchevy328]

No, it just had a bad experience with owner overfilling it with oil

[@upaharjungshah8536]

Well made video 👌

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you so much🙂

[@slipknotjake]

good video, thanks

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you🙂

[@kneebarx]

only takes 4 quarts??

[@backyardchevy328]

Yes, depending on how well it drained it can be from 3.5 to 4

[@chitosnpascual]

thanks

[@josepinela4636]

Perfecto!

[@backyardchevy328]

Gracias amigo🙂

[@cymoneonthemicrophone]

Is that the correct placement for the jackstands though?

[@backyardchevy328]

Theres a lot of good placements..but yea that place is good sinces its a subframe and towhook which is where they pull from..or if u lift it from somewhere else u can put the jackstands on the pinch weld area i lift it from

[@tonyburns6259]

Hi I seen the engine warning light up is that something to worry about mine just started doing it too

[@backyardchevy328]

U mean the check engine light? If so, it depends it could be something simple as a gas cap to possibly a sensor going bad , misfire or many other things, ud have to have it scanned to find out unfortunately.

[@AjMtattoo]

Damn, bro! Why you keep your ride so clean, tho?

[@backyardchevy328]

Not intentionally lol..if its clean thats how its been

[@BelieveOnJesus]

Liked and subbed.

[@backyardchevy328]

Thank you so much..i really appreciate it🙂

[@jmitch6764]

The oil filter location was engineered by a sadist.

[@backyardchevy328]

Yea its a pretty horrid area for it..then the engineers decided to put the starter in that place for the next generation hondas

[@cibdizzy]

Ya I'm gonna risk my car falling and crushing me for a service that costs 30$.

[@backyardchevy328]

Its definitely not for everybody

[@ymerej33]

Lmao

[@aaronm.1998]

I changed your mom's oil.

[@cibdizzy]

If someone cannot afford to pay for an oil change.a.car is not for you.

[@evergreen6638]

Some people just like to work on their cars dipshit

[@absolutelysobeast]

thats not why people change their own oil. get a grip

[@oaktree1290]

I can't understand a word you're saying.

[@brendanmesmer8713]

Thank you!