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How to Replace the Oil and Air Filter on a Honda Jazz

Model: Honda Jazz MK 1 - Years 2001-2008
Part: Engine oil

Today, you will learn how to replace the oil filter and air filter on a Honda Jazz model 1. Start with the oil filter replacement. Open the bonnet and using a combination spanner, remove the filter cap to extract it. Insert the new filter and close the cap. Next, open the engine oil reservoir cap and lift the vehicle with a jack. Remove the sump plug and let the engine oil drain out. Once finished, replace the sump plug and lower the car back to the ground. Top up the oil in the reservoir and move on to replacing the air filter. Remove the six screws on the filter cover and take it off, extract the old filter and insert the new one. Finally, replace the cover.

Updated on 23 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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