How Do You Change Oil In A Honda Civic?
Performing regular oil changes on a Honda Civic is as important as on any other car. All of the petroleum-based products in a car that heat up and cool down lose their chemical compound after a while. Engine oil is used to lubricate the engine, so it is under the most duress. With the high price of oil and labor, you can save time and money by changing the oil yourself if you have the proper equipment. If you buy your oil at an auto-parts and/or service center, ask if they’ll take the spent oil for no additional charge. Some places will do this for free, and all you have to do is bottle up the oil and bring it back to them. Look at the manual for your car before you begin. You want to find the fluid specifications for the Honda Civic. If it’s an older Civic, it probably calls for 5 W 30 engine oil; if it’s a newer Civic, it may call for 5 W 20 oil. Whether or not you want to use synthetic is up to you. Synthetic oil is better and lasts longer; you can go longer between oil changes, but
