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  1. #1
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    Dec 2005
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    CL9 Euro 6MT
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    Sydney
    You need to buy some Honda FEO oil from a dealer's spare parts store, then take it to a petrol station (one with a workshop), or call lube-mobile and ask them to come to you and change the oil. Be sure that they use the Honda oil though.


    Or you could do it yourself...Its quite easy once you know how.

    Jack the front of the car up and support it with two car stands (you can buy stands at AutoOne for like ~$20)
    Remove the plastic oil drain cover (Its a 10mm or 12mm bolt I think)
    Put rubber gloves on and place a plastic 5L catch container under the oil drain plug.
    Undo the oil cap ontop of the engine, and remove the oil drain plug underneath (its a 19mm bolt I think).
    Drain the oil out for 10 minutes. Put the 19mm bolt back in and put the plastic cover back, lower the car.
    Fill the engine with 4L of Honda oil, check the dipstick and topup with oil until the level reaches max.
    Put the oil cap back on and run the engine for 5 minutes, then turn it off and check the oil level again, top up if needed.
    (There shouldnt be a need to replace the oil drain washer since the car is new.)
    Last edited by EuroDude; 18-07-2006 at 10:45 AM.
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  2. #2
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    Nov 2005
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    Accord 2005 VTi Auto
    Quote Originally Posted by EuroDude
    You need to buy some Honda FEO oil from a dealer's spare parts store, then take it to a petrol station (one with a workshop), or call lube-mobile and ask them to come to you and change the oil. Be sure that they use the Honda oil though.


    Or you could do it yourself...Its quite easy once you know how.

    Jack the front of the car up and support it with two car stands (you can buy stands at AutoOne for like ~$20)
    Remove the plastic oil drain cover (Its a 10mm or 12mm bolt I think)
    Put rubber gloves on and place a plastic 5L catch container under the oil drain plug.
    Undo the oil cap ontop of the engine, and remove the oil drain plug underneath (its a 19mm bolt I think).
    Drain the oil out for 10 minutes. Put the 19mm bolt back in and put the plastic cover back, lower the car.
    Fill the engine with 4L of Honda oil, check the dipstick and topup with oil until the level reaches max.
    Put the oil cap back on and run the engine for 5 minutes, then turn it off and check the oil level again, top up if needed.
    (There shouldnt be a need to replace the oil drain washer since the car is new.)
    nice instructions, you may want to change the filter too..

  3. #3
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    Dec 2005
    Location
    CL9 Euro 6MT
    Car:
    Sydney
    Quote Originally Posted by hotout
    nice instructions, you may want to change the filter too..
    Not needed since the filter is only 1000km old
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  4. #4
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    May 2005
    Location
    Adelaide, SA
    Car:
    06 Accord Euro
    Quote Originally Posted by EuroDude
    Not needed since the filter is only 1000km old
    It's after that first 1000 km of running in that you're most likely to have your filter full of metal particles.

    It's not generally considered necessary anymore, but some people still like to change it (I did).

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