Replace Air Filter of Honda Accord 2003 - 2007

Replace engine air filter of a 2003 - 2007 Honda accord V6 at home in just 5 minutes and save tons of money versus having it replaced at a Honda dealership! Honda air filter replacement is one of the easiest maintenance items to do DIY.
WHY CHANGE HONDA ENGINE AIR FILTER
Clean air filter improves performance and fuel economy. Honda recommends to replace engine filter every 30,000 miles or sooner depending on your conditions. I change mine at around 20K miles.
COST TO REPLACE ACCORD ENGINE AIR FILTER
Honda Accord engine air filter replacement cost is about $25 and it pays for itself from the better fuel economy we get. So overall cost is really zero over two years of use.
PARTS NEEDED:
Genuine Honda Air Filter for Accord 2006 & 2007:
V6: 17220-RDA-A00, amzn.to/3LDYgHV
V4: 17220-RAA-A01, amzn.to/3u7J2Vy
For Accord 2003, 2004, 2005:
V6: 17220-RCA-A00, amzn.to/3uVnMSe
V4: 17220-RAA-A01, amzn.to/3u7J2Vy
Part #s from Honda website.
Please check fitment on Amazon for your trim level
TOOLS NEEDED:
* A Phillips screwdriver
* Optional: ratchet to open screws if they are too tight
TIME required:
5 minutes
FILTER REPLACEMENT ON OTHER MODELS
Whether it is Honda civic air filter replacement or CRV air filter change, or any other Honda, the process is pretty much the same for most honda vehicles, with just slight variation.
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[@redleezure7088]

I'm a little late with this, but love the fact that your helper is your son. You should start a youtube channel called "Father and Son Fix It'

[@FlyBeee]

This is a wonderful idea! thank you for the nice comment :)

[@mugensamurai]

I came for a simple fix it video but it was wholesome and I liked it.

[@guy990]

damn your sedan is so clean

[@FlyBeee]

Thank you. I clean the engine often.

[@drdavidblaustein6751]

The V6 3.0 engine is for this one and that’s what I needed because nobody else and it’s difficult if you have the 2.4 because this stands in the way of the fender so you have to watch this one for the V6

[@FlyBeee]

Thank you. Yes, mind is v6 and this filter fits perfectly!

[@melissam.lindsey7611]

Love the video. Awesome you are teaching your son to do car mntx.

[@FlyBeee]

Thank you so much!

[@veliromn]

is this for accord v6? also you say Genuine Honda Air Filter (Part # 17220-RDA-A00) but the link takes to amazon for part number 17220-RCA-A00. it is different

[@FlyBeee]

The Accord in this video is v6. When buying the filter, for Accord V6 2006 & 2007 the Honda part # is 17220-RDA-A00, and for Accord v6 2003-2005 the part # is 17220-RCA-A00. Perhaps Amazon may have updated the search results based on your vehicle? I have added the different part #s to the description. I hope this helps. Best wishes

[@alexg6374]

If I use a Phillis screwdriver, the screws just vaporize. Which mm ratchet I should use? 7 mm? 8mm?

[@FlyBeee]

Lol, the size depends on whether these are still OEM. Try 8mm socket first. Good luck

[@alexg6374]

@@FlyBeee yep, 8mm it is, thanksss.

[@FlyBeee]

@@alexg6374 you are welcome! :)

[@hotfry]

This is front wheel drive right?

[@FlyBeee]

Yes, the 2003 -07 Accord is front wheel drive. I have the Honda part numbers listed in the description of the video. I hope that helps.

[@veliromn]

How often should we replace the engine filter?

[@FlyBeee]

Honda says change by 30K miles but it all depends on where you drive. I change mine every 20K miles and it is fairly dirty by then.

[@veliromn]

@@FlyBeee thanks!