Thanks for the video. Just a reminder to people: Start the engine and let it run for a minute or so before you make your final dipstick check. Oil will circulate through the filter leaving you room to add a little more.
I always recommend buying the Quarts instead of the jug since you only need 4 Quarts so you will have an extra one to save and you don't have to worry about putting too much oil in, which could lead to blown seals
I put a Fomoto valve in place of the plug that I bought from Amazon with a 12" section of vinyl tube and sawed a 3" hole in the under pan. Now I can roll it up on the ramps , crawl under and release the valve without taking the under pan off (that's the hard part). I change oil at 5k miles and the filter every third change, when I must take the under pan off. Got 180k miles on a '08 Fit and it uses about 1/2 of a cup of oil between changes.
Thanks you for the video. I would like to know how good is this honda. L what to buy one with 112k for 5000. Any complaints or expensive repairs to be aware of?. Whatever type of oil or fuel?
I have one, they're really good right now. I've been 155k and run like new, I recommend... I even had an accident and I fixed it and it's still running good. Good cars. No trouble at all. Greetings from Puerto Rico.
0W-20 and 3.8 quartz after you drop you car down to the ground make sure your car is running and check dipstick again after it has set . And add more if needed
Which oil did you use?
0w-20 full synthetic
Thanks for the video. Just a reminder to people: Start the engine and let it run for a minute or so before you make your final dipstick check. Oil will circulate through the filter leaving you room to add a little more.
I always recommend buying the Quarts instead of the jug since you only need 4 Quarts so you will have an extra one to save and you don't have to worry about putting too much oil in, which could lead to blown seals
I put a Fomoto valve in place of the plug that I bought from Amazon with a 12" section of vinyl tube and sawed a 3" hole in the under pan. Now I can roll it up on the ramps , crawl under and release the valve without taking the under pan off (that's the hard part). I change oil at 5k miles and the filter every third change, when I must take the under pan off. Got 180k miles on a '08 Fit and it uses about 1/2 of a cup of oil between changes.
Man...DIY savings to extreme, didn't even waste money on a funnel. Hardcore...
This is an awesome video! Thanks for helping me understand how to do it myself
No problems thanks for checking out my video
What size socket do you use
Hola , me podrías ayudar a saber como cambiar el aceite de la caja de velocidad del fit 2011? Gracias
Hello !
Good job.
Where did you buy these plastic ramps?
They seem to be very good for this kind of work.
Thanks
Ps: i'm french and i love honda 😉
Got them a while ago they’re rhino ramps from pep boys . They are super reliable and thick plastic and thanks I appreciate it
Great videos thanks
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So you got a new filter too , every time you change it ??
Yes new filter every time you do an oil change .
Hello, I have 2010 i-vtec Honda jazz/ fit in Melbourne can I used 0W30 or 5W30 oil ?
5W-20
Thanks you for the video. I would like to know how good is this honda. L what to buy one with 112k for 5000. Any complaints or expensive repairs to be aware of?. Whatever type of oil or fuel?
I have one, they're really good right now. I've been 155k and run like new, I recommend... I even had an accident and I fixed it and it's still running good. Good cars. No trouble at all. Greetings from Puerto Rico.
@@Yhuvier Thank you
Couldn’t of said it better my self 👍🏼
That's a really good deal.
Just go mines today 8.2k 67k miles 2013 hopefully it’s reliable af
What oil did you used and how many litres?
0W-20 and 3.8 quartz after you drop you car down to the ground make sure your car is running and check dipstick again after it has set . And add more if needed
Torque settings for sump plug?
you didn't change the washer drain plug?
No need to change it only change it if it’s broken or if you see oil coming from the plug
Dude, why does that look like transmission fluid and not engine oil? It is red and looked a lot more watery than oil.
Trust me it’s not trans fluid . It’s engine oil just looks like that because of the lighting .
ahhhm how many liter of engine oil do i need for this type of model?
3.8 liters
@@murkeyvlogs3212 thank u Sir
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