don’t buy aftermarket, they generally wear quicker and a hassle to install.
instead, return to your local honda dealership and buy new rubber wiper inserts, they can replace them or you can easily do it yourself.
It’s cheaper and keeps your vehicle looking the same as before! No dorky aftermarket windshield wipers!
Honda’s will have the vehicles preffered PSI for front and back tires on a sticker in the driver door jam. Open and the door and check yours. Don’t go by the tire, go by the car.
Too high and you’ll wear the middle treads faster.
And too little pressure and you’ll wear the outer treads to quick, sometimes called cupped or crowned tires.
Easy as it looks.
Clean mating surface where oil filter mates.
lubricate rubber gasket around new oil filter to assure clean seal.
hand tighten new oil filter until you can’t turn it easily anymore.
Clean up the mess, Tighten the drainplug(With a new crush washer!), put in about 3.6 quarts of 0-20 oil and you are done!
The accord has come a long way since 1982!
If you’re considering changing your Hondas own oil you will need the following. A simple 17mm Wrench. You will use this to loosen your drain plug and drain the oilpan.
Make sure you replace the crush washer everytime! very important to keep a tight seal and prevent leaky drain plugs.
Visit your local Honda dealer parts counter and change your own oil today! Full guide coming soon.
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