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  • How to Reset Oil Life Honda Civic 2016

    To reset the oil life on a Honda Civic 2016, press and hold the Select/Reset button for about 10 seconds. The oil life indicator will then display 100%. How Do You Reset the Oil Life on a 2016 Honda Accord? Assuming you would like a blog post discussing how to reset the oil life on…

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  • How to Change the Oil Pump

    To change the oil pump, first remove the old pump. Then, clean the area around the new pump before installing it. Make sure to properly align the new pump before tightening it in place. Finally, reconnect any hoses or wires that were attached to the old pump. Can I Replace an Oil Pump Myself? If…

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  • How to Tell If My Oil Pump is Bad

    If your oil pump is going bad, you’ll likely see one or more of the following signs: 1. Your engine is making strange noises. 2. Your car is leaking oil. 3. Your check engine light is on. 4. Your car is overheating. 5. You’re losing oil pressure. What Does a Bad Oil Pump Sound Like?…

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  • How to Put Oil in Honda Civic

    To add oil to your Honda Civic, first locate the dipstick near the front of the engine. Then, remove the dipstick and wipe it off with a clean cloth. Next, reinsert the dipstick and screw it back in. Finally, check the level of oil on the dipstick and add more if necessary. When Should I…

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  • How to Reset 2016 Honda Civic Oil Light

    The 2016 Honda Civic oil light can be reset by pressing and holding the power button for about 5 seconds. The oil light will then flash and go out. How Do I Reset the Maintenance Required Light on My Honda Civic? Assuming you would like a blog post discussing how to reset the maintenance required…

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  • How to Remove Stripped Oil Drain Plug

    If your oil drain plug is stripped, you’ll need to remove it before you can change the oil in your car. To do this, you’ll need a special tool called an oil pan wrench. This wrench is designed to fit over the end of the drain plug and grip it tightly so you can turn…

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  • How to Remove Oil Stains from Engine Block

    To remove oil stains from an engine block, first mix a solution of one part dish soap to two parts warm water. Next, using a soft bristle brush, scrub the mixture onto the stained areas in a circular motion. Finally, rinse the area with clean water and dry with a clean towel. How Do You…

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  • How to Tell If Oil is Detergent Or Non Detergent

    Detergent oil has additives that help to suspend soot and other contaminants in the oil, making it easier to filter out. Non-detergent oil does not have these additives and therefore does not clean as effectively. To tell if your oil is detergent or non-detergent, look for an additive package on the label. If present, it…

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  • How to Check Motorcycle Oil Level Dipstick

    To check the oil level on a motorcycle, first find the dipstick. This is usually located near the front of the engine, on the side that faces up when the bike is upright. Once you’ve found the dipstick, pull it out and wipe it off with a clean cloth. Then insert it back into the…

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  • How to Fix Stripped Oil Drain Plug

    The most common way to fix a stripped oil drain plug is by using a helicoil insert. This is a small metal coil that is inserted into the stripped threads of the drain plug hole. The helicoil will give the drain plug something to grip onto so it can be tightened without stripping again. What…

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