Agreed with most comments that your videos are indeed clear, spot on, simple to understand. Am confident to DIY for my Honda Jazz next round. Once again thanks for the video!
Wow, it was easy, I think I could do that myself if I'm not too scared to go under the car and handle the messy oil. At least now I know how it's done, thank you..
I should say, changing the oil is only one of the things done when you service a car. Most of the others are checks. You don't actually change any parts, but they are important for safety and catching problems before they become more expensive repairs. If you don't do all the servicing yourself and have a garage do it they'll include an oil change, but you might still do another yourself halfway between services to get that improved 6 month interval. This, and a few basics like checking tyre pressure, screenwash, light bulbs, etc is what they might call an "interim service".
I did wonder that, while looking at the car on the ground. I could reach under a bit, but decided I couldn't do it. Maybe someone more flexible. Possibly if you drive the front wheels up onto a kerb?
You set the torque (turning force) on the torque wrench by loosening the black lock bolt at the bottom, then turning the handle to the number you want. The scale goes up by 14NM per mark on the shaft and the individual numbers on the rotating part which is weird but you get the idea when you see one.
straight to the point....very helpfull...and no stupid music..thank you sir.
Excellent, clear and well presented :-)
Very nice video . Crisp and useful . Love from India sir .
Well presented and very helpful #all the way from zim
Agreed with most comments that your videos are indeed clear, spot on, simple to understand. Am confident to DIY for my Honda Jazz next round. Once again thanks for the video!
Excellent video. I'm about to change oil so this was very helpful.
Wow, it was easy, I think I could do that myself if I'm not too scared to go under the car and handle the messy oil. At least now I know how it's done, thank you..
Very informative. Precise and concise.
you should do more of these videos. one of the best on youtube. very clear and informative.
Thanks! I usually keep the used oil for cocktail molotov 😉
Great video, simple and comprehensive! Thank you.
very good video. Congratulations!
This video is very well documented. Thank you
Absolutely brilliantly put across Richard, you really could have a profession in teaching motor vehicle engineering! Well done.
very nicely explained. thanks
Very helpful! Thanks a lot
well explained. Thank you
Helpful
Off the back of this video I'm going to go and do my gfs jazz service.....👍
Great, best of luck! It's very satisfying to do.
I should say, changing the oil is only one of the things done when you service a car. Most of the others are checks. You don't actually change any parts, but they are important for safety and catching problems before they become more expensive repairs. If you don't do all the servicing yourself and have a garage do it they'll include an oil change, but you might still do another yourself halfway between services to get that improved 6 month interval. This, and a few basics like checking tyre pressure, screenwash, light bulbs, etc is what they might call an "interim service".
thank you for sharing your knowledge. can you share how to change the engine mounting of this honda fit car.
That job is a bit beyond my experience I'm afraid! Best of luck though.
Thanks for sharing. I am going to change the engine oil and filter soon. Which model is your Honda Jazz?
Thanks . What is the size of the oil filter of honda jazz?
How to change oil in manual gearbox ? thank you
Hi can this be done without lifting the car?
I did wonder that, while looking at the car on the ground. I could reach under a bit, but decided I couldn't do it. Maybe someone more flexible. Possibly if you drive the front wheels up onto a kerb?
Hom many litter Honda jazz oill use
About 3.6 L on this one if I remember right. For an oil change. (You don't get every last bit out of the engine).
what did you do at 3:23, Richard?
You set the torque (turning force) on the torque wrench by loosening the black lock bolt at the bottom, then turning the handle to the number you want. The scale goes up by 14NM per mark on the shaft and the individual numbers on the rotating part which is weird but you get the idea when you see one.
Can this be done without the aid of the ramps? I.e. struggling?😂
10w40 ou 15w40
asda oil and halfords filter no thanks .
It's fully synth oil so won't be a problem.