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What kind of oil goes in a 2017 Honda?

For most 2017 Honda models, the recommended oil is 0W-20 synthetic.


Honda’s 2017 lineup includes popular models such as the Civic, Accord, CR-V, Pilot, HR-V and Fit. While 0W-20 is the common viscosity across most engines, exact specifications can vary by model and trim. Always verify with the owner's manual or the under-hood label to confirm the correct grade and capacity. The following guide summarizes typical recommendations for common 2017 Honda models and outlines practical checks to avoid mistakes.


Model-specific oil guidance


Here is a quick reference for the most common 2017 Honda models and their typical oil requirements. The range is narrow, but the precise grade and capacity can differ by engine.



  • Civic — 0W-20 synthetic oil. Many Civics use a 1.5L turbo or 2.0L engine; both generally require 0W-20. Oil capacity with filter change is typically around 3.2–3.5 quarts.

  • Accord — 0W-20 synthetic oil. Engines include 1.5L and 2.0L turbo; both typically call for 0W-20. Capacity roughly 4.3–5.0 quarts depending on engine.

  • CR-V — 0W-20 synthetic oil. 1.5L turbo and 2.4L options; capacity about 4.5–4.8 quarts with filter.

  • Pilot — 0W-20 synthetic oil. 3.5L V6 engines; capacity around 5.5–6.5 quarts with filter (depending on model year and drivetrain).

  • HR-V — 0W-20 synthetic oil. 1.8L engine; capacity about 3.5–3.7 quarts with filter.

  • Fit — 0W-20 synthetic oil. 1.5L engine; capacity roughly 3.2–3.5 quarts with filter.


Note: Engine options and regional specifications can vary. Always verify the grade and capacity in the owner’s manual or on the engine oil filler cap and the driver’s door jamb label.


How to maintain the correct oil and interval


Regular oil changes with the right grade help keep the engine healthy. For most 2017 Hondas using 0W-20 synthetic oil, Honda's maintenance minder typically calls for about 7,500 miles between changes under normal driving, with shorter intervals under severe conditions. Use a high-quality synthetic oil that meets API SN/GF-5 or newer specifications.


When you perform an oil change, ensure you have the correct amount of oil, a suitable filter, and the tools needed to drain the old oil. Dispose of used oil properly and reset the maintenance minder after service.


Summary


Across the 2017 Honda lineup, the standard recommendation is 0W-20 synthetic oil for most engines. Always confirm the exact grade and capacity for your specific model and engine in the owner’s manual or on the under-hood label. Following the recommended grade and interval helps maintain engine performance and longevity.

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