🔧 UTSAUTO 94109-14000 Replacement Drain Plug Gaskets - 25 Pack Oil Crush Washers Seals for Civic Accord CR-V CRV Pilot Odyssey Review

I don't know much about washers washers, I bought them for my 2010 Accord and changed the oil. No leaks so I guess they do what they do.

Used them on the following cars with no leaks 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe 2014 Acura RDX2008 Honda Accord2015 Honda AccordWorks and delivered quickly

I bought these for my last oil change and was very happy they fit. From now on I will make a habit of replacing them with every oil change instead of using the same washer over and over again. It's very cheap insurance.

I just changed the engine oil on my 2016 Honda CR-V. This crush washer is exactly the same as the OEM washer I removed and replaced. Torque per repair manual to 30 ft. lbs. Did a little driving and didn't notice any leaks. Will update if there is a leak in the future. Many Thanks.

Exactly the same as Honda dealer crush washer well the thickness was 0.001 inch thinner but even at the dealer they are different. Inside diameter, outside diameter and thickness are the same. Now there's no reason to reuse shims that are hardened and won't crush, even if you don't overload them beyond the 29-30 foot spec, they still won't crush much.

. When I asked the store if they changed the washing machine with every oil change, they told me no and that the old washing machine should be fine. So I decided to change my oil and bought a washing machine from the dealer. I bought 2 washing machines thinking I could use them a couple of times and then replace them when needed. The one I bought from the dealer is a bit loose compared to the old seal for my 2007 Odyssey. It may simply be because it hasn't been crushed yet. I saw these for a…

Listen. This is a necessary thing. Washers are hard to find in regular parts stores. (My Opinion/Experience) Better sealing than standard drain plug washer. Yes, it costs about $1 per puck. Do the math. If you change the oil every 3,000 miles. This purchase provides a 50,000 mile oil change. It's worth it. I would buy a few more just to keep the stuff in stock.

These aluminum discs are almost never sold in parts stores. If you try to reuse it you'll get a drop spilling a liter every 1500 miles. So don't try to save money. Cheap repairs at 24 cents each and 25 washers last up to 150,000 miles with a filter change every 6,000 miles. (Oil every 3000 miles is best no matter what the manual says) They will fit almost all Honda vehicles.

Now that my Acura TLX is out of warranty, I'll change the oil myself. I know, I know. The Magnuson-Moss Law says I don't have to go to the dealer, but the dealer usually gives me coupons that cost about the same price as if I did it myself. I felt it was more important to be able to tell the dealer you serviced it when something went wrong under warranty. In any case. Changing the oil is not a mystery to me. Neither these nor the other seals. When they arrived I found it odd that they looked…