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Honda Civic: Recommended Motor Oil Types

A list of recommended motor oil types for the Honda Civic. You will need to use synthetic OW-20-rated oil in your vehicle, but the exact type depends on the year and engine. You can find the year and engine type in the chart below.

2020 Honda Civic 2.0L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2019 Honda Civic 2.0L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2018 Honda Civic 2.0L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2017 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2016 Honda Civic 2.0L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2016 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2015 Honda Civic 2.4L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2015 Honda Civic 1.8L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2015 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2014 Honda Civic 2.4L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2014 Honda Civic 1.8L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2014 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2013 Honda Civic 2.4L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2013 Honda Civic 1.8L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2013 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2012 Honda Civic 2.4L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2012 Honda Civic 1.8L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2012 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2011 Honda Civic 2.0L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30
2011 Honda Civic 1.8L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2011 Honda Civic 1.3L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2010 Honda Civic 2.0L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30
2010 Honda Civic 1.8L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2010 Honda Civic 1.3L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2009 Honda Civic 2.0L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30
2009 Honda Civic 1.8L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2009 Honda Civic 1.3L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2008 Honda Civic 2.0L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30
2008 Honda Civic 1.8L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2008 Honda Civic 1.3L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2007 Honda Civic 2.0L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30
2007 Honda Civic 1.8L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2007 Honda Civic 1.3L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2006 Honda Civic 2.0L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30
2006 Honda Civic 1.8L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2006 Honda Civic 1.3L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2005 Honda Civic 2.0L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2005 Honda Civic 1.7L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2005 Honda Civic 1.3L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2004 Honda Civic 2.0L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2004 Honda Civic 1.7L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2004 Honda Civic 1.3L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2003 Honda Civic 2.0L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2003 Honda Civic 1.7L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2003 Honda Civic 1.3L 4-cylAll Temps 0W-20
2002 Honda Civic 2.0L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2002 Honda Civic 1.7L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2001 Honda Civic 1.7L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-20
2000 Honda Civic 1.6L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1999 Honda Civic 1.6L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1998 Honda Civic 1.6L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1997 Honda Civic 1.6L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30
1996 Honda Civic 1.6L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1995 Honda Civic 1.6L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1995 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1994 Honda Civic 1.6L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1994 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1993 Honda Civic 1.6L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1993 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1992 Honda Civic 1.6L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1992 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1991 Honda Civic 1.6L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1991 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1990 Honda Civic 1.6L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1990 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1989 Honda Civic 1.6L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1989 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1988 Honda Civic 1.6L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1988 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cylAll Temps 5W-30, Above 19 F 10W-30
1987 Honda Civic 1.5L 4-cyl-4 To 90 F – 10W-30,
Above 14 F – 20W-40 or 20W-50
Above -4 F – 10W-40,
Below 14 F – 5W-20,
Below 32 F – 5W-30
1987 Honda Civic 1.3L 4-cyl-4 To 90 F – 10W-30,
Above 14 F – 20W-40 or 20W-50
Above -4 F – 10W-40,
Below 14 F – 5W-20,
Below 32 F – 5W-30

 

FAQS

What is synthetic OW-20-rated oil?

Synthetic 0W-20 oil is a type of engine oil formulated to provide superior lubrication and protection. The “0W” in the name refers to the oil’s viscosity or thickness at cold temperatures, with the “W” standing for winter. The oil has a very low viscosity when cold, which allows it to flow quickly and easily through the engine during startup, even in very cold weather.

The “20” in the name refers to the oil’s viscosity at operating temperature, which is relatively low compared to other types of motor oil. This low viscosity allows the oil to flow more easily through the engine, reducing friction and improving fuel efficiency.

How often does a Honda Civic need an oil change?

The recommended oil change interval for a Honda Civic can vary depending on the model year, engine type, and driving conditions. In general, Honda recommends changing the engine oil and oil filter in a Civic every 7,500 miles or 12 months, whichever comes first.

However, if the car is driven in severe conditions, such as stop-and-go traffic, dusty roads, or frequent short trips, Honda recommends more frequent oil changes, typically every 3,750 miles or 6 months.

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