Replace Oil Filter
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What happens here
The presenter cleans the area around the oil filter cover with a shop rag to prevent contaminants from entering the engine. He uses an 8mm wrench to remove the three bolts securing the oil filter cover. He notes that the oil filter cover is spring-loaded, so care must be taken when removing it. He slowly pulls off the cover, revealing the old oil filter. He emphasizes the importance of noting the "OUT-SIDE" marking on the filter, ensuring the rubber o-ring faces outward upon reinstallation. He pulls out the old filter, inspects it, and disposes of it. He unpackages a new genuine Honda oil filter. He inserts the new filter into the engine, ensuring the "OUT-SIDE" marking faces outward. He then inspects the o-ring on the oil filter cover for good condition and applies a little fresh oil to it for a better seal. He carefully aligns the cover and its spring, holding it in place while starting the three 8mm bolts by hand, then tightening them with the wrench.
Goal: Install a new oil filter.
Tools and materials
- 8mm Wrench — Removing and tightening the oil filter cover bolts
- New Oil Filter Honda — Replacing the old oil filter
- Oil Drain Pan — Catching any residual oil when removing the filter cover
- Old Oil Filter Honda — Removed and disposed of
- Shop Rag/Towel — Wiping off dirt and oil from the filter area and cover