I use Lucas red grease to lubricate bolts so they don't seize and rust. I use brake cleaner to clean off any left over residue/oil.

29 or 30' lbs torque for the engine oil drain plug.

@@jrsavoie 30 Ft. Lbs. That's right. Thanks.

If you want to use a torque wrench to torque a drain plug I would suggest a 3/8" drive capable of going to at least 80 to 100 Foot Pounds.

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Sub-frame

Brake cleaner

0W20 is what's recommended so that's what you use. If your engine doesn't burn oil then there shouldn't be a problem. Today's engines are tight tolerance and so you must use the correct grade oil or else there will be more wear on the engine if the incorrect grade is used. There shouldn't be any problems when the correct grade is used. That is what is designed for the engine so that's what you use.

​@@moosemobileautorepair yo tengo un CRV 2014 acá en México, pero el tapón de el aceite no tiene esa leyenda del número de viscosidad de lubricante, y coloque 5W-30 full sintético estará bien? Gracias si puede responderme 🎉

Any oil filter with the part numbers #4610 or 4612 works fine or you can use the genuine Honda oil filters from the dealership.

@@moosemobileautorepair thank you