Mission Automotive 20-Pack Oil Drain Plug Crush Washer Kit - Leakproof Drain Plug Gaskets & Oil Seal Washers - Durable Stainless Steel - Compatible with Honda Civic, Accord & CR-V - 1 in, Silver

Fits the drain plug on a 2012 Accord just fine. The inside diameter goes over the drain plug good but outside diameter is slightly smaller than a OEM crush washer. After several oil changes there hasn't been any issues with leaks so the difference has no real affect on its performance or function.

Excellent.

Worked perfectly good quality

These washers have worked fine so far - they're not like other washers I've used before. They look and feel like a standard washer, only softer. Tightened appropriately; I hope they hold and there's no leak. Price was great for a pack of 20!

Growing up we didn't have no crush washers... What kinda sissy crap is that? We had a copper washer, if that, and we liked it. We didn't care. We had a sharp spout that we pierced the top of an oil can with. We were on the grass behind the shed changing that oil. We borrowed dads tools. We lost dads tools in the grass. I digress. Changing the oil on the wife's car is a thankless job. She says: "It didn't run bad before.." "It doesn't run better now.." But deep down, I know. I know what the lack of a dump and fill can do to these fragile engines. Routine maintenance is the only defense I have to keep these vehicles in working order. Did I ask for this? Hell no. I don't have a lift and a huge garage to work in. I have a driveway. The Sun, the rain, the cold, the heat. That's my back on the pavement, not hers, squeezing under that road-rat, and trying to keep her out of the hands of my trusted mechanic. These crush washers do one job, and they do it correctly. When I reached out, they were there for me and I will always be thankful. Change your fluids people. Get out there and do it.

This oil drain plug washer is also the same crush washer used on the PCV valve picture between the alternator and power steering pump of my 2006 Honda Accord 2.4 l. When you hold the washer, there is a beveled or rounded edge and a flatter edge, the proper way to install is the flat faced surface needs to face the engine block. Well either way works I like to do it this way. Generally both are torqued to 26 foot lbs. Works as it should I also use just a dab of "blue" loctite on the threads. - Pack of Oil Crush Washers/Drain Plug Gaskets Compatible with Honda - Compatible with OEM 94109-14000 - Fits Civic, Accord, CR-V/CRV, Pilot, Odyssey and More - by Mission Automotive

Great value for what you get. Ordered supposed OEM off Amazon, and they were not only lost in the mail (they finally arrived after a month), but they weren't even the right fit. They were too small for the oil drain plug bolt. Turned around and ordered this 20pc pack, and they work great! I have enough washers to last me a good 5-7 years!

Application: 2015 Honda Accord Sport - 2.4L 4 cyl. w/ CVT I purchased these based on some prior reviews where individuals stated, via comparison, that these were EXACTLY like the OEM Honda drain plug washers. Some of these reviewers showed photos of an old washer laying over top of this product as proof. As I found out yesterday, that is not the case in my application. In my first photo, the LEFT is a washer I purchased from my local Honda dealership that I installed during my last oil change. The RIGHT washer is the one received in the 20 pack from Amazon. The inner diameter (ID) is correct. This means that it’s a snug fit over the threads of the drain plug. However, the outer diameter (OD) is obviously not the same (see 2nd photo). When installed, these washer do not sit flush with the edge of the drain plug head. In theory, it should still give a good seal and I have no oil dripping from the plug to speak of. I do use a torque wrench and secure my drain plug at exactly 30 ft/lbs per Honda’s torque specs. In summary, I’m very OCD and meticulous about my vehicle maintenance. I ordered these because I expected them to be one thing and they were not (hence 3 stars). The value is good for the money as 20 would last me 100,000 miles at regular 5,000 oil change intervals. I guess it’s possible that every Honda dealership service center may stock different washers. But if you expect this washer to sit exactly flush with the drain plug bolt head, look somewhere else.

It seems a bit smaller around compared to crush washer I had in last change, but same number as motorcycle washer. Used on my engine oil drain bolt for my Honda goldwing gl1500

Does not fit My Honda Fit 2016 and Odyssey 2016

I paid $15 for this as hubby is planning for oil change for our Honda CRV but it didn’t fit right. Since I got it delivered from USA , as it’s not available with prime so there is no free returns. I plan to return it but it actually give me estimate for returning it for $20. It’s just garbage for me as dimension went wrong .