were is oil filter on dx?

[greddy2244]

does anybody knowwere is the oil filter on a 96 dx automatic thanks?

 

[31dev31]

Should be right above the drain plug...

 

[SlowTEC]

Every thread you've started has a question that's been answered time and time again.

SEARCH!!!

If you spent some time under your car as opposed to asking for handouts online, you would have found the damn filter... s**t, you could have at least Googled it. Oh wait, let me do it for you...

CLICK ME

 

[DarkCreep]

1996 Honda Civic Oil Filter is located on the backside (rear) of the motor by the firewall, about 10 inches above the oil drain plug and a little to the right (towards passenger side). The car must be on ramps or a secure jack (with blocks) so you can get under it. Let all the oil drain from the pan first. Wait 5-10 minutes for the filter to drain as well. It is mounted at a small angle so it will drain. Thus no mess. It's a bit tight, but I could get a oil filter wrench on the filter to loosen it. Replacement was easy enough once I found the filter. Not really visible from the topside of the engine.

 

[SlowTEC]

You made it TOO easy, asshat.

 

[Kensai]

The engine is located under your hood (the big thing that opens up in front of the car).

 

[greddy2244]

thanks 2 the people that helped

 

[SlowTEC]

thanks 2 the people that helped

None of us really did any good, because you haven't learned anything, except for if you keep asking, you'll always get what you want.

 

[JDMchula]

The engine is located under your hood (the big thing that opens up in front of the car).

lol........


OP dont let them bug u

 

[DarkCreep]

None of us really did any good, because you haven't learned anything, except for if you keep asking, you'll always get what you want.

A way to learn is to ask dumbfuck.

 

[Szady]

A way to learn is to ask dumbfuck.

Its better to ask, than not ask, and f**k something completely up.

 

[ketadotdot]

Its better to ask, than not ask, and f**k something completely up.

 

[cgpEJ6]

I don't know what you could possibly f**k up in this particular case

 

[thermalstorm]

Every thread you've started has a question that's been answered time and time again.

SEARCH!!!

If you spent some time under your car as opposed to asking for handouts online, you would have found the damn filter... s**t, you could have at least Googled it. Oh wait, let me do it for you...

CLICK ME

That click me s**t is priceless, im still crying laughing

 

[SlowTEC]

A way to learn is to ask dumbfuck.

Care to attempt to insult me more? If so take it to PM's.

EDIT: Post #666 .

 

[DarkCreep]

Care to attempt to insult me more? If so take it to PM's.

EDIT: Post #666 .

Id love to have an e-Fight through PM's, but we may end up having cyber sex..

 

[bmx4life54321]

nice little picture ya got there bud with the brain falling out of your head!! must be a true story! stop acting like a hard ass do some research. why ask and wait for a response when you can google image search "OIL FILTER" and get it in seconds. you really did lose your brain man

 

[Szady]

I don't know what you could possibly f**k up in this particular case

You could f**k up in this particular case by not putting the filter back on. Without the filter, all the oil will shoot out of the back of the block, and guess what? No more oil to keep the engine lubricated. No lubrication = bad.

Even tho it would be easier for the OP to Google it, google dosent always answer every single question out there. Granted, this case is a simple one and there IS an answer out there that Google wouldve helped, but not always.

 

[SlowTEC]

nice little picture ya got there bud with the brain falling out of your head!! must be a true story! stop acting like a hard ass do some research. why ask and wait for a response when you can google image search "OIL FILTER" and get it in seconds. you really did lose your brain man

Hmm, I believe you have mistaken me for the OP. Try again... .

 

[Chris.]

You could f**k up in this particular case by not putting the filter back on. Without the filter, all the oil will shoot out of the back of the block, and guess what? No more oil to keep the engine lubricated. No lubrication = bad.

Even tho it would be easier for the OP to Google it, google dosent always answer every single question out there. Granted, this case is a simple one and there IS an answer out there that Google wouldve helped, but not always.

no no youve got it all wrong.

he couldnt f**k anything up... he couldnt find the filter..thus... never removing it.

in cases like this though... if you arent confident in doing your own oil change... the dealer will happily do it for you for a fee.

most dealers for just an oil change are around 25 bux.