Required quarts of oil
I just changed the oil on my 2007 CRV. The manual says the 2.4 liter engine uses 4.4 quarts but the dip stick registers 1 quart low even after a full 5 quarts of oil. What gives? Do I follow the manual or the dip stick?
Thanks.
Thanks.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by bossman032 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">your moron ur in the wrong section.
If I were a mod I would ban you one less moron.
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Shut up or get out, you can see he is new, he doesnt need the likes of you telling him what to do, if I were a mod I would ban you. Im sure he didnt post here on purpose. You were a noob too at one time, give the guy a break.
To the original poster, make sure your car is perfectly level, even if its on a slight slant the dipstick might read, 1/2 quart off, if its on a larger slant it could read up to a 1qt off. Also make sure the dipstick is going ALL the way back in, sometimes it is also hard to read when the oil is clean. Im sure you have enough oil in it to drive it somewhere flat and wait a couple minutes and check again. Tell us how you make out
If I were a mod I would ban you one less moron.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Shut up or get out, you can see he is new, he doesnt need the likes of you telling him what to do, if I were a mod I would ban you. Im sure he didnt post here on purpose. You were a noob too at one time, give the guy a break.

To the original poster, make sure your car is perfectly level, even if its on a slight slant the dipstick might read, 1/2 quart off, if its on a larger slant it could read up to a 1qt off. Also make sure the dipstick is going ALL the way back in, sometimes it is also hard to read when the oil is clean. Im sure you have enough oil in it to drive it somewhere flat and wait a couple minutes and check again. Tell us how you make out
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by bossman032 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">your moron ur in the wrong section.
If I were a mod I would ban you one less moron.
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My thoughts exactly, except directed towards you. I hope Toad or Vap deduct points from you asshat.
OP, here's the forum you want for your CRV BTW: https://honda-tech.com/zeroforum/80
This is the CRX forum
If I were a mod I would ban you one less moron.
</TD></TR></TABLE>My thoughts exactly, except directed towards you. I hope Toad or Vap deduct points from you asshat.
OP, here's the forum you want for your CRV BTW: https://honda-tech.com/zeroforum/80
This is the CRX forum
you guys are a bunch of retard noobs.
learn how to post in the right place. Big failure rates of you graduating noobs who can't read nor do **** right!
CRX is a CRV LOL!
learn how to post in the right place. Big failure rates of you graduating noobs who can't read nor do **** right!
CRX is a CRV LOL!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Crx Jimmy »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Shut up or get out, you can see he is new, he doesnt need the likes of you telling him what to do, if I were a mod I would ban you. Im sure he didnt post here on purpose. You were a noob too at one time, give the guy a break.
To the original poster, make sure your car is perfectly level, even if its on a slight slant the dipstick might read, 1/2 quart off, if its on a larger slant it could read up to a 1qt off. Also make sure the dipstick is going ALL the way back in, sometimes it is also hard to read when the oil is clean. Im sure you have enough oil in it to drive it somewhere flat and wait a couple minutes and check again. Tell us how you make out</TD></TR></TABLE>
WOW NOOB!
at least you know something.
Shut up or get out, you can see he is new, he doesnt need the likes of you telling him what to do, if I were a mod I would ban you. Im sure he didnt post here on purpose. You were a noob too at one time, give the guy a break.

To the original poster, make sure your car is perfectly level, even if its on a slight slant the dipstick might read, 1/2 quart off, if its on a larger slant it could read up to a 1qt off. Also make sure the dipstick is going ALL the way back in, sometimes it is also hard to read when the oil is clean. Im sure you have enough oil in it to drive it somewhere flat and wait a couple minutes and check again. Tell us how you make out</TD></TR></TABLE>
WOW NOOB!
at least you know something.
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after you put in the required amount of oil....put oil cap back on and run the engine for about 15-30secs.....the level should be where it needs to be on hte dip stick......if not....add the correct amount and you are good to go
That is correct! Put 4.5 quarts in, and run it then check the level. If you just pour in the oil and pull the dipstick your reading won't ever be right.
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LOL Noobs! They never learn your opinions means ****.
LOL Noobs! They never learn your opinions means ****.
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