Hi, its great seeing young people giving this a go, here is a couple of tips to help you 1] please don't get under your car while the engine is running, 2] gloves aint half a bad idea to help keep you clean, 3] try using a heavy duty plastic bag put over your filter as u unscrew it, will help to catch the oil, 4] fill up your new filter with the new oil before putting it on, you will be surprised in how much it takes to fill it up. Thanks for the content, keep up the good work!
Thanks Bia! First oil change for my "new" 2007 NS. Definitely helped. I was surprised by how much the dip stick lied to me. Filled it, ran the engine, checked dipstick again and it was below low. Waited. It came up a little to just below low.
Nice but during a normal oil change these engines take 8.5l. It is true that the engine takes 9.8l in total but when you drain the oil, about 1.3l stays in the oil cooler. So you should not fill it with 9.8l. I did it once and it was overfilled. After that, I always check the oil stick in the process of filling it up 😊
Great video and I didn’t hear one swear word! I’m impressed 😁👍🏻 Also impressive how you took the filter off with the bash plate still attached. Look forward to more videos 🙌🏻
thank you, and dont be fooled the first time i tried taking the filter off i think i spent a solid hour trying to undo it bc its such a tight space haha
Congrats great work,kindly fill oil in filter before tighting nd don't tight the drain plug this much just a suggestion only.i used to do these in my Pajero so.
Thank you I've definitely improved a lot from this upload and use a plastic bag over the oil filter when unscrewing it so it dosent make ad much of a mess.
Not here to pick on anything as youve done an awesome job. One thing i would like to mention and thats to pre fill oil filter before reinstalling. Awesome job
If you pull the dipstick out a little, the oil flows into the sump a little easier when you fill. If you park with the drivers side lower then the passenger you can make a alfoil “slide” for the oil to flow over and into the oil tray , when removing the oil filter. Roll it into a dirty ball toss in the bin after .
some tips for you: - always prefill oil filter with fresh oil before installation (your timing chain will thank you) - oil filter tightening torque: approximately 3/4 turn (or 22 N·m) - oil drain plug must be install with a new gasket and tightened to 39 Nm - after refill the engine with new oil, always check the level before start the engine - after engine start, check for oil leaks - last, change oil more frequently, your was to much dark
Good job, nippon max are great as they have the little drain bolt in the bottom so now no more mess for ya next time. And no need to fill oil filter with oil like others have said, because if you do that oil will not be filtered before it enters the engine. Don't worry about the gloves just get dirty lol.
Thanks, I'll look into those Nippon ones, anything to make it a little less messy😅 I recently did my filter change again and used a plastic bag over it but didn't check it before hand and it had many holes so i created more of a mess as I didn't have as many rings with me
@Bia 4x4 hahahha, check it out next time your under ya car if you used the same one again recently. You'll love it especially with that big bash plate in the way,
Filters should be tightened about 1/2 turn after the gasket seats, use oil to lube the seat so you don’t stuff the rubber o-ring.Use disposable gloves from Bunnings as oil is carcinogenic. Warm up the oil and engine first and yes it’s a bit harder to do but it picks up all the shit that settles out when cold. Pre-filled filter if possible, don’t overfill. Underfill and check with dip stick, a few times of needed before starting engine. Drive a bit and check again. Great work, good to see someone doing DIY and making great vids. Loved your head unit replacement vid too
Hi, its great seeing young people giving this a go, here is a couple of tips to help you 1] please don't get under your car while the engine is running, 2] gloves aint half a bad idea to help keep you clean, 3] try using a heavy duty plastic bag put over your filter as u unscrew it, will help to catch the oil, 4] fill up your new filter with the new oil before putting it on, you will be surprised in how much it takes to fill it up. Thanks for the content, keep up the good work!
Thanks for the positive feed back:) gloves definitely would be handy but I didn't have any one me put a plastic bag would come in handy
Good constructive feedback, no negativity, which what these forums should be about.
Agree on pre-filling the new filter, I think my NS takes over a Liter in the filter alone, I’m due a service so will measure and let you all know!!
Life saver. Just bought a Pajero and you have saved heaps of time and money. Cheers
Thanks Bia! First oil change for my "new" 2007 NS. Definitely helped.
I was surprised by how much the dip stick lied to me. Filled it, ran the engine, checked dipstick again and it was below low. Waited. It came up a little to just below low.
Nice but during a normal oil change these engines take 8.5l. It is true that the engine takes 9.8l in total but when you drain the oil, about 1.3l stays in the oil cooler. So you should not fill it with 9.8l. I did it once and it was overfilled. After that, I always check the oil stick in the process of filling it up 😊
❤❤❤ thank you so much for the Kind and generous Heart of sharing yours skill ❤️💪💪🙏
So nice of you! Thank you
Great video and I didn’t hear one swear word! I’m impressed 😁👍🏻
Also impressive how you took the filter off with the bash plate still attached.
Look forward to more videos 🙌🏻
thank you, and dont be fooled the first time i tried taking the filter off i think i spent a solid hour trying to undo it bc its such a tight space haha
@@bia4x4 any swear words then? ☺️
@bia4x4 Have you tried using an oil filter wrench to take the filter off?
Congrats great work,kindly fill oil in filter before tighting nd don't tight the drain plug this much just a suggestion only.i used to do these in my Pajero so.
I’m more impressed being able to service your car without having to raise the car using jack. Well done overall!
Thank you I've definitely improved a lot from this upload and use a plastic bag over the oil filter when unscrewing it so it dosent make ad much of a mess.
Not here to pick on anything as youve done an awesome job. One thing i would like to mention and thats to pre fill oil filter before reinstalling. Awesome job
Yeah cheers 😊, done a few more changes since this video and I've been doing it. But I only fill about half, bc of the weird angle the filters on
If you pull the dipstick out a little, the oil flows into the sump a little easier when you fill. If you park with the drivers side lower then the passenger you can make a alfoil “slide” for the oil to flow over and into the oil tray , when removing the oil filter. Roll it into a dirty ball toss in the bin after .
Hi BIA I use the same brand on my Pajero,Check that drain plug on the bottom of oil filter as I have found them a bit loose sometimes.🇦🇺👍👍
Thanks will check it out
some tips for you:
- always prefill oil filter with fresh oil before installation (your timing chain will thank you)
- oil filter tightening torque: approximately 3/4 turn (or 22 N·m)
- oil drain plug must be install with a new gasket and tightened to 39 Nm
- after refill the engine with new oil, always check the level before start the engine
- after engine start, check for oil leaks
- last, change oil more frequently, your was to much dark
Great video Bia well done 🎉
You know what, You are the best
Thanks for the vid! Super helpful 😊
Good job, nippon max are great as they have the little drain bolt in the bottom so now no more mess for ya next time. And no need to fill oil filter with oil like others have said, because if you do that oil will not be filtered before it enters the engine. Don't worry about the gloves just get dirty lol.
Thanks, I'll look into those Nippon ones, anything to make it a little less messy😅 I recently did my filter change again and used a plastic bag over it but didn't check it before hand and it had many holes so i created more of a mess as I didn't have as many rings with me
Nah 😂 clearly I didn't pay enough attention 😅
@Bia 4x4 hahahha, check it out next time your under ya car if you used the same one again recently. You'll love it especially with that big bash plate in the way,
How many liters of oil you fill my friend, nice job
Very helpful thanks
Ur a legend
Yerrr not real clever putting the oil filter on an angle,
Great stuff, good on you getting stuck in servicing your car 👏👍
Hey is kinda stupid it on an angle bc ofcourse it's gonna over flow
I got no bash plate and I just punch a small hole in the filter with no mess, wesfill have a small bolt you can undo
Was that oil rubbed around the outer ring at 4:00?
I notice you are tightening the filter with just the strength of your hands. Is that adequate enough? The possibility of it coming off over time?
It's more then edequate enough, you don't want to tighten with tools or u can over do it and it not come off.
Filters should be tightened about 1/2 turn after the gasket seats, use oil to lube the seat so you don’t stuff the rubber o-ring.Use disposable gloves from Bunnings as oil is carcinogenic. Warm up the oil and engine first and yes it’s a bit harder to do but it picks up all the shit that settles out when cold. Pre-filled filter if possible, don’t overfill. Underfill and check with dip stick, a few times of needed before starting engine. Drive a bit and check again. Great work, good to see someone doing DIY and making great vids. Loved your head unit replacement vid too
Nice job 👍Put most bloke to shame 🤭
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Wear gloves... That shit is terrible for you and so is cleaner...