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2012-2016 Honda CR-V Oil and Oil Filter Replacement

What you need

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    • Open the hood by pulling the hood latch.

    • Oil may be hot if the engine has not cooled.

    • Keep vehicle in park and off unless otherwise noted.

    • Chock both back wheels with blocks of wood to prevent car from rolling.

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    • Let the vehicle cool for 15 minutes if needed. Clean the area around the oil cap. Remove the oil cap.

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    • Locate the dipstick and check oil level.

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    • Place the drain pain under the chassis and align with the drain bolt.

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    • Locate the drain bolt.

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    • Remove the drain bolt with a 17mm socket wrench, and completely drain the oil.

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    • Remove the oil filter with a 45mm oil filter socket.

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    • Replace the drain bolt with a new drain bolt gasket (crush washer); Honda Washer, Drain Plug (14MM) 94109-14000. Use the 17mm socket wrench to tighten.

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    • Install the new filter in place of the old filter. Hand tighten instead of using the oil filter wrench.

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    • Place the medium funnel and add new 0W-20 full synthetic engine oil. Add 4.2 quarts of oil.

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    • Replace the oil cap.

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    • Start the vehicle, and check for any leaks around the oil filter and oil drain plug.

    • Stop the vehicle and let the engine rest for 5 minutes.

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    • Use the dip stick to double check oil level and add more if needed.

    • Make sure the oil level is in between the low and high marks on the dip stick. Replace the dip stick and close the hood.

    • Reset the oil life in the maintenance section of the vehicle computer.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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