Hey guys, I’m new to the group and I’m new to Honda. My girlfriend just bought a new 2022 1.5T Honda Accord Sport with the CVT Trans, and I foolishly didn’t do much research on the 1.5t engines beforehand. With this ignorance I am now realizing I may have made a big mistake in not doing so due to the known oil dilution problems with this engine.
I seen that Honda is aware of the issue but have not and most likely will not put a recall on this to actually fix this, other than software data update that I’m not even sure is on this model and doubt that it even fixed the issue.
Basically want to know the best way to be able to avoid this issue from happening, asides from just changing the oil every 3,000 miles instead of following the service minder.
What’s the best maintenance I can do on this and how often? Any seasonal maintenance I should do with extreme changes of weather? Will any part replacements be beneficial to fixing this issue? Will any mods/tunes/upgrades help prolong the life of this engine while not damaging the CVT?
Any and all advice/opinions/tips give are highly appreciated and regarded as I’m inexperienced with Honda, and I’m not a mechanic (but I’ve done a fair share of using a socket wrench before).
Thanks!
I seen that Honda is aware of the issue but have not and most likely will not put a recall on this to actually fix this, other than software data update that I’m not even sure is on this model and doubt that it even fixed the issue.
Basically want to know the best way to be able to avoid this issue from happening, asides from just changing the oil every 3,000 miles instead of following the service minder.
What’s the best maintenance I can do on this and how often? Any seasonal maintenance I should do with extreme changes of weather? Will any part replacements be beneficial to fixing this issue? Will any mods/tunes/upgrades help prolong the life of this engine while not damaging the CVT?
Any and all advice/opinions/tips give are highly appreciated and regarded as I’m inexperienced with Honda, and I’m not a mechanic (but I’ve done a fair share of using a socket wrench before).
Thanks!