Looking for Photos - Instructions for changing oil on my SW

Hi all. I just joined the site today 2/14/2015. I am looking for a video or photos that demonstrate changing the oil my SW. (2010 model)

Any info would be helpful. I search the internet hi and low and cant seem to find anything. Thx, Coolbreeze

On the main forum page click on "pictorials". Lists and shows everything you need to know in living color. Oh and welcome .

Hi Jeff. Thanks. I went to that link a few times but it says I do not have permission to download it. Any other suggestions?

Try refreshing your screen and try again.If that does not work sign out,sign again and try again. Howard NWSSC

It works for me. Are you sure you are logged in? Can you try IE and see if it works?

I also accessed it with no problem. (As a new member, does coolbreeze need a certain number of posts before access is allowed?) Also read the entire post. There is recommendation to use a 6 point 24mm socket to prevent stripping the drain plug (tappit). There is also information on which is absolutely the best oil and filter to use.

Thanks JeffR and everyone else as well.  Apparently I was not logged on to the site each time I went to the subject link.  I suppose I am somewhat illiterate (lol) when it comes to computer protocols.

I was able to open the link.  The instructions and photos are exceptionally clear, even for an old fella like me.  The person(s) who put that link together would probably get a million hits on you tube. Great work.
Many thanks again for all of your assistance.  Coolbreeze

Coolbreeze,

I did that pictorial and others as well that are just like the one for oil changes. If you want to change your belt, spark plugs, windshield, or air filter, than just go to the pictorial section and look for it. They are all the same set up with pictures and step by step instructions. Good luck.

Just a little reminder for those who are changing oil for the first time.Run the engine for a minute or two after changing oil. Shut it down,let it set for a couple of minutes and re-check and do not thread the gauge but just insert.There are a couple of areas that trap oil and Honda wants these areas to drain down. Also the drain plug is actually a valve adjustment access cap and is not a tapered fit,it seals on the 'O' ring.   Howard  NWSSC