Help with 2015 Honda Civic SE Maintenance Schedule
Help with 2015 Honda Civic SE Maintenance Schedule
So I have a 2015 Honda Civic SE that I bought brand new in May 2015. The car is driven in Chicago.
So far I have completed the following since buying:
-Oil Changes
-At about 49k in Oct 2018, I got the transmission fluid and brake fluid changed.
I am at about 63k in Oct 2019. I am going to get the front brake pads replaced with new front rotors, rear brakes cleaned and adjusted, and getting the coolant changed in the next week.
Can anyone tell me what else I should get done at 63k so it is ready for winter? someone told me spark plugs?
Where can I find out the maintenance schedule for this car? (I know about the maintenance minder system)
Would appreciate the help and advice
So far I have completed the following since buying:
-Oil Changes
-At about 49k in Oct 2018, I got the transmission fluid and brake fluid changed.
I am at about 63k in Oct 2019. I am going to get the front brake pads replaced with new front rotors, rear brakes cleaned and adjusted, and getting the coolant changed in the next week.
Can anyone tell me what else I should get done at 63k so it is ready for winter? someone told me spark plugs?
Where can I find out the maintenance schedule for this car? (I know about the maintenance minder system)
Would appreciate the help and advice
Re: Help with 2015 Honda Civic SE Maintenance Schedule
Plugs are good for 100k miles.
Getting a coolant flush or just a drain and fill?
Not sure why it's not in the manual unless they just want you to use the on board minder.
Getting a coolant flush or just a drain and fill?
Not sure why it's not in the manual unless they just want you to use the on board minder.
Re: Help with 2015 Honda Civic SE Maintenance Schedule
I tried to find a maintenance schedule but did not have any success. I think honda wants you to follow computer but there has a to be a general schedule I would think.
Re: Help with 2015 Honda Civic SE Maintenance Schedule
I would follow one from an older Honda. The newest model year one that I could find a schedule for.
A drain and fill is all you need. Unless there is debris in the system a complete flush is not needed IMO.
A drain and fill is all you need. Unless there is debris in the system a complete flush is not needed IMO.
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