Oil Change Shield Cover Screws

[fjrman]

Before you re-install the cover, try installing one of the twist lock screws and see how it fits into its receptacle. Once you see how it works you'll quickly install them with the cover in place.

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[arhncmh]

 

[danielomilan]

is this the screw you are missing?

im missing one too

 

[HayaiKuruma]

I don't know whether to laugh or cry. This whole thing is such a joke. Here is Honda, a world class car manufacturer, selling hundreds of thousands of these vehicle and they can't even supply THEIR dealers with the extra fasteners, let alone the part number. Honda should know full well that their fasteners are going to get used, abused and lost with these oil changes.

What's so funny is that most of us would do a better job and be more careful than the dealer.

And of course this part is omitted on all the honda diagrams, as if it were some sick joke.

 

[DrTurtlz]

is this the screw you are missing?

im missing one too

Yeah haha that's the exact screw I'm missing

 

[CrazyALee]

anyone know the part number for the 2 metal philips screws? (not to be confused with the 6 plastic 1/4 turn flathead ones). Someone please let me know, one of mine is a bit stripped so I'd like to replace it.

 

[David Harper]

this is why I DIY my oil changes. Don't know if the dealer service guy knows or cares what he's doing. It's not like forty years ago when dealer mechanics were trained professionals. Now the only thing the dealers care about is profit. They don't much care who it is who's servicing their customers cars. Only the bottom line.

 

[latole]

If it is the dealer who ruin the 2 screws, dealer should put new one. Look it is the Civic owner who ruin the screw

 

[arhncmh]

These fasteners aren't listed separately by Honda, they're only included as part of the full "Under Cover" assembly. For my 2017 LX 2.0 Sedan, the Part Number for the assembly is 74110-TBA-A00. Link below to the Honda eStore so you can see the exploded assembly, part numbers, etc.

http://estore.honda.com/honda/parts...ic-4-lx-aep-eng-hdm-cv-cvt&sn=&b=B++4211&dl=#

The assembly is Ref #006, "Cover Assy., Engine (Lower)". I confirmed with my local dealer that the metal panel we remove to perform oil changes is part of this larger assembly. We cannot purchase the fasteners for the metal panel separately from the overall assembly.

 

[latole]

It's a steal

 

[arhncmh]

anyone know the part number for the 2 metal philips screws? (not to be confused with the 6 plastic 1/4 turn flathead ones). Someone please let me know, one of mine is a bit stripped so I'd like to replace it.

I believe you're looking for this:

 

[CrazyALee]

I believe you're looking for this:

Yes those 2 metal philips scrwes that secure the very front of the metal undercover plate. Do you have the part number?

 

[arhncmh]

Yes those 2 metal philips scrwes that secure the very front of the metal undercover plate. Do you have the part number?

Unfortunately these fasteners cannot be purchased separately, at least not from the Under Cover. See my previous post above.

 

[Kwalsh24]

So I just did my own first oil change on my 2017 hatchback as the oil was black and I didn't trust the place I bought it from for doing it (drove 4k mind you since purchasing) these are the faseners I have. 2 threaded and 3 half spins.

I'm guessing I'm missing half spins but not sure if I'm missing 1 threaded? Why are places so incompetent and loose these fittings?

 

[Phylanx]

Yes those 2 metal philips scrwes that secure the very front of the metal undercover plate. Do you have the part number?

90105-TBA-A00

I believe the quarter turn screw is
90674-TY2-A01

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