[longhornaccord]

When do you change out your coolant? My car has 32,000 on the odometer and I have never done this on this car.

 

[WiiMaster]

In the past, the interval stated that the factory fill should be good for 10 years/100k if my memory serves me correctly. After that it was every 5 years/60k.

 

[mtts60]

Well, what year is the car? If it has the maintenance minder, follow that.

 

[Honda2014]

I add factory coolant as needed along the way. Then I do a full coolant flush around every 50k/60k or when it comes up on the minder, whichever comes first.

 

[longhornaccord]

Well, what year is the car? If it has the maintenance minder, follow that.

2015 V6.

 

[mtts60]

It has the maintenance minder, so change it when the car tells you to.

 

[andrewtl96]

In the past, the interval stated that the factory fill should be good for 10 years/100k if my memory serves me correctly. After that it was every 5 years/60k.

I recall the same for the service interval.
I drained/filled the coolant in my '14 Accord Sport last year. Drain/fill of the radiator was just under a gallon. I'll probably drain/fill every other year out of precaution, its relatively easy on these cars, especially when you refill using a coolant funnel.

 

[14v6]

They do it when you get the timing belt/water pump/tensioner service. Not sure if the V6 is easy to burp the air out. These days they have a device to evacuate the air before adding coolant.

 

[andrewtl96]

They do it when you get the timing belt/water pump/tensioner service. Not sure if the V6 is easy to burp the air out. These days they have a device to evacuate the air before adding coolant.

Correct, lots of shops use vacuum to fill the cooling systems on newer cars. I cannot speak for the V6 owners, but my K24w was very easy to burp air out of the system using a coolant funnel. Previous cars I've owned are not in any way easy, G35/350Z's the heater hoses run up and over the engine block, thus causing air-lock problems which can be difficult for those new to the cars.

 

[WiiMaster]

The J35 is not an overly difficult engine to bleed air out of. Use a spillproof funnel and it shouldn't take much.