At what mileage do you think I should get my first oil change? Currently at 2,200

 

I read the manual, and had my first oil change at 10,000.

 

i'm at 2700 and thinking to change at 3000..

 

I changed @ 7K miles.

 

I don't know if it's true about the TSX but I do know that Audis often have special
"break-in oil" given at the factory. They've had problems when anal drivers
changed the initial oil *too soon* thinking it was a good idea. Some of them
may have been denied warranty when they later had problems.

Oil today is much better than it used to be. The engine part of cars
are a whole lot better---now the complicated problems are in the electronics and sensors and unusual quality control issues.

 

We should have a "when to change the oil" section

 

We should have a section. The manual is good for most people not familiar with auto maintenance.

 

We could call it the the RTFM section. About 9K for me for the first oil change and all was (and still is) good. Counting down to oil change #3 currently.

 

A friend of mine who works in a garage told me to do oil change around 2000 km, becasue there might still be some metal dust in your engine...... so you should get an oil change around 2k.

But, when you do your checkup around 8000km, your dealer does an oil change~

 

Just the latest in a loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong list of threads about oil changes: https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20078

Did you try doing a search on "oil change"?

 

just run good oil (Mobil1 Synthetic) with a good oil filter (Mobil1 Oil Filter), and you'll be good for once every 10,000 miles.

on the other hand, it's not like an oil change every four to six thousand miles is going to hurt your car, and if spending the extra $60 to get an oil change every five thousand miles or so makes my car last a year or two longer, then it's completely worth it.

just my $0.02

 

changed mine @ 5000 with mobile 1~

 

Yes, that may have been the case, years and years ago. Doubtful it is the case now.
If it were---it would be in the manual.

Manufacturing procedures *do* change with time. More oil changes == more environmental waste.

use high quality oil, keep it up, and follow the manual.