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2010 Honda Civic LX -- 17,968 miles Out: PYB 5w-20, Honda A02 OEM filter In: Castrol GTX 5w-20, Pureone PL14610 filter

Just put 4qts in my Civic today and I noticed that it was a darker golden yellow color than other oils I have used but no worries, GTX has a very good reputation.

The parts guy at both local Honda dealers told me that there is no diffence in the A01 and A02 filter. Most of the auctions on ebay seem to follow the same logic assuming that the average person doesn't know any better. In the description, they even say they are interchangeable. Having seen...

I had one stealership that left the oil cap off and oil spewed all over the engine and hood when I drove off. Then, when a jackwagon at Walmart did an OC, he did not make sure the old gasket from the filter came off with the filter and installed the new filter over the old gasket. Oil was...

I have 12 quarts of Castrol GTX 5w-20 in my garage awaiting my next 3 oil changes. I didn't realize GTX was so hated? What's wrong with GTX? Price? I got 4 qts for $2.50/qt on sale at K-Mart and 8 qts for $2.79/qt on sale at AAP. Did I pay too much?

^^Great post dtt004^^ I am so glad you asked this question as I have been wondering the exact same thing. I have owned SEVERAL Hondas over the years. I currently drive an 2010 Civic LX. I changed the FF at 5,750 miles and the OLM was at 40%. 2nd change was at 11,917 miles and once again, the...

I'm no expert but here's my take: The 02A model of the current Honda filter is made by Honeywell. Honeywell makes millions of filters for all different types of vehicles. With that much revenue at stake, why would they intentionally produce a product that would fail under normal circumstances...

2010 Honda Civic LX 11,917 miles Last change at 5,747 miles. Out: Valvoline 5W-20 conv Honda OEM filter In: PYB 5W-20 conv (on sale at K-mart for $8.99 for 4 qts) Honda OEM filter Rotated tires, checked pressure. Good to go for 5K-7K miles.

Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix Originally Posted By: mitch256 Originally Posted By: Jakegday WOW im surprised the mods have left that link up! ive been banned for less then that video I put the proper disclaimer in place AND it related directly to my post/questions..............If its that big...

Originally Posted By: Jakegday WOW im surprised the mods have left that link up! ive been banned for less then that video I put the proper disclaimer in place AND it related directly to my post/questions..............If its that big of a deal, can't ppl just hit "mute" ???

Originally Posted By: RF Overlord My point is this: assuming American Honda has some quality control process in place, the Honeywell-made filters should be more than adequate for your car or Honda would be on the hook for an unacceptably high warranty repair rate. IOW, you really can't ever go...

Originally Posted By: JOD First off, welcome to the forum! To your questions: -don't worry about the Honeywell/Honda filters. The only thing they'll really hurt is your wallet. It's a lot of money for a cheaply made filter, but chances are pretty good it won't destroy your engine...and even if...

New to the site and first off let me confess that I know VERY LITTLE about auto repair. I can do the very basic maintenance stuff but that is about it. With the high cost of oil changes now a days, I decided to do my own oil changes and found this site. Great site BTW. I'm a Honda guy and have...