2006 Honda Civic / Hybrid · Automatic (variable gear ratios) · 4 cyl · 1.3 L

Owner maintenance and common replacements

Factory intervals, fitment limits, tools, fluids, torque information, and common home-service searches.

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Configuration-specific service and fitment facts

These sourced values are shared by the specification sheet and the maintenance guides for this exact configuration.

Engine oil viscosity
0W-20 Verified0W-20 is the preferred grade. Consult this manual's conditions before using its 5W-20 alternative.
Engine oil specification
API-certified oil for gasoline engines Verified
Engine oil refill with filter
3.4 US qt VerifiedRefill with a new filter; confirm the final dipstick level.
Brake fluid
Honda Heavy Duty Brake Fluid DOT 3 Verified
Coolant specification
Honda Type 2 coolant; premixed 50% antifreeze / 50% water Verified
CVT fluid specification
Honda CVT Fluid Verified
Oil filter applications
WIX 57356 / 57356XP Verified
Front wheel
15 × 6J lightweight alloy Verified
Rear wheel
15 × 6J lightweight alloy Verified
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Engine oil and filter

Match both the oil grade and specification to this engine. Check the refill conditions before buying oil, then use the dipstick to confirm the final level.

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12-volt battery

Inspect the case, hold-down and terminals. Confirm dimensions, polarity and venting before selecting a replacement battery.

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Cabin air filter

Check reduced ventilation airflow and inspect the cabin filter where fitted. Follow the year-specific instructions for access and installation direction.

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05

CVT fluid

Match the fluid to the exact transmission, not just the vehicle model. A drain-and-refill amount differs from the total dry capacity.

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Engine air filter

Inspect the filter housing and replace the element on the applicable schedule, sooner in dusty use when the manual requires it.

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Lights and fuses

Check exterior lights and use the manual's lamp and fuse diagrams to identify the failed circuit. A repeatedly blown fuse needs diagnosis.

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Tires and rotation

Check cold pressures, tread wear and damage. Use the vehicle placard for the fitted tire size and load rather than the tire sidewall maximum.

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10

Wiper blades and washer fluid

Replace damaged or streaking blades after checking that the glass and rubber are clean. Confirm the driver/passenger lengths and connector before ordering.

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