Link for the 27mm socket. amzn.to/3D6ObS3 Oil filter w/crush washer and gasket. amzn.to/3HpDyfE Castrol 5w-30 synthetic oil amzn.to/3Wwn5e7 Kia Telluride Cabin Filter amzn.to/3Hnisx7 Kia Air filter amzn.to/3HHbLaL How to reset your service reminder. ua-cam.com/video/TSwkVnB2tF0/v-deo.html How to change your Telluride air filter ua-cam.com/video/uveyk8lHo0k/v-deo.html How to change your Telluride cabin filter. ua-cam.com/video/kXqIh0I2jI8/v-deo.html 2023 Kia Telluride oil change ua-cam.com/video/BRNAL7jUR0E/v-deo.html Kia Telluride uhaul tow hitch ua-cam.com/video/L_gJFylKCv0/v-deo.html
about to change the oil in my wifes for the first time. Thanks for limiting my up and downs by goving the socket sizes. Also nice ABU fleece 😅. Thanks for the video buddy
Nice. Sometimes it’s worth doing the oil change yourself, as you know that it was done right. example, I got a Volvo XC90 from my brother for a good deal. He always took it to the Volvo dealer for oil changes, well they said they did and charged him premium for it. When I got the car , I could hardly pull out the dip stick, and when I got it out it was black and looked burnt. So up on the ramps, I had to use a breaker bar to get the bolts out to lower the shield. I purchased a metric tap to clear the threads and replaced them with stainless steel and Never Seeze . When I took out the drain plug, it looked like road tar. Then the filter, should I even describe what that looked like. Disgusting to say the least. Well cleaned up everything, new filter and Castrol oil for 1000 miles, did a change again and the engine then sounded like a new machine. When my brother came by , went for a ride and couldn’t believe the difference. Thanks for the video. We just got our 2023 SX Telluride a week and a half ago. Perhaps I’lll do the same thing. Thanks for posting.
If you don't see a video for the volvo definitely do it, these are so helpful and agree, if you want it done right gotta do it yourself. If a dealer is that negligent I'd absolutely go in and rip them a new one. No way should a reputable dealer do this, legit ones do everything by the book.
Great vid… Looks like the oil capacity increased on the 2023..?? Wonder what caused Kia to make that change.. Getting ready to do 1st oil change on our 2022.
Thanks for the video! Any specific reason you did your first oil change at 3k? I have a 24 EX X-Line and was planning to change the oil at around 6k. I see you drove up on ramps, any good jack points in the front you are aware of to lift car up to put in jack stands on the pinch weld?
I apologize. I was never notified of your comment. First oil changes I try to do early due to breaking in the engine. I'd have to look at the jack points. I'll be doing the brakes soon so I'll have better information soon.
@@cooplife Thanks. Money wasn't the concern...time was. I was already 12K miles with no oil change and had a 400 mile trip coming last weekeknd. Luckily found what I needed at an auto-store. Did my own oil change (my first ever), felt good...
He did. 8 bolts @ 10mm. Drain bolt is 17mm and the filter housing is 27mm. Always easy to turn on the closed-captioning to help with info like this in these DIY videos
@@cooplife fram suck, to avoid warranty headaches and fights i use OEM until warranty goes out. If you use their filters they have no reason to deny some warranty repair.
@chrisrenaud1563 I did recently notice that bulletin from Kia about using OEM filters. Like you said, I'll use the KIA filters until the warranty runs out. I still wouldn't call WIX an inferior filter. *side note. Honda OEM filters are made by Fram. I stopped using them right away. Just because it's OEM doesn't mean its quality.
Not a good way to do an oil change! That oil filter housing will leak and I guarantee it ! I had mine on my Telluride much tighter than yours and it was seeping a little. Went back and torque to down to 26 foot pound. Plus it cost you nothing if you had changed the O ring on that oil housing !
Kia will not honor a warranty claim where a non-OEM filter can be blamed. It is irresponsible of you to recommend such a filter (no matter how good that filter may be). At least add a disclaimer to the video.
i apologize. I knew the warranty act prevented OEMs from denying claims based on who performed work (like oil changes), but I was unaware it also prevented denials based on aftermarket parts. Thank you.
Do you personally know or have ever heard a warranty be denied because of an oil filter not being what the dealership wanted? I don't think they can claim that the defects were do to any oil filter not being good enough without some proof that it was the cause of the failure. The documented maintenance has always sufficed in all instances I know of. They can request the information but I don't see this as a reason to deny warranty because they can't prove abuse or failed maintenance is the reason for failure.
Link for the 27mm socket.
amzn.to/3D6ObS3
Oil filter w/crush washer and gasket.
amzn.to/3HpDyfE
Castrol 5w-30 synthetic oil
amzn.to/3Wwn5e7
Kia Telluride Cabin Filter
amzn.to/3Hnisx7
Kia Air filter
amzn.to/3HHbLaL
How to reset your service reminder.
ua-cam.com/video/TSwkVnB2tF0/v-deo.html
How to change your Telluride air filter
ua-cam.com/video/uveyk8lHo0k/v-deo.html
How to change your Telluride cabin filter.
ua-cam.com/video/kXqIh0I2jI8/v-deo.html
2023 Kia Telluride oil change
ua-cam.com/video/BRNAL7jUR0E/v-deo.html
Kia Telluride uhaul tow hitch
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Nice
Great video and very informative, thanks
@@Murfdigidy Thank you!
27mm socket is at Harbor freight for 5 dollars
@DandyDan123 what's at harbor freight?
about to change the oil in my wifes for the first time. Thanks for limiting my up and downs by goving the socket sizes. Also nice ABU fleece 😅. Thanks for the video buddy
@Darth_DC you're welcome. Thank you. This thing kept me warm in 90 degree weather. :) let me know how it works out for you.
Nice. Sometimes it’s worth doing the oil change yourself, as you know that it was done right. example, I got a Volvo XC90 from my brother for a good deal. He always took it to the Volvo dealer for oil changes, well they said they did and charged him premium for it. When I got the car , I could hardly pull out the dip stick, and when I got it out it was black and looked burnt. So up on the ramps, I had to use a breaker bar to get the bolts out to lower the shield. I purchased a metric tap to clear the threads and replaced them with stainless steel and Never Seeze . When I took out the drain plug, it looked like road tar. Then the filter, should I even describe what that looked like. Disgusting to say the least. Well cleaned up everything, new filter and Castrol oil for 1000 miles, did a change again and the engine then sounded like a new machine. When my brother came by , went for a ride and couldn’t believe the difference.
Thanks for the video. We just got our 2023 SX Telluride a week and a half ago. Perhaps I’lll do the same thing. Thanks for posting.
If you don't see a video for the volvo definitely do it, these are so helpful and agree, if you want it done right gotta do it yourself.
If a dealer is that negligent I'd absolutely go in and rip them a new one. No way should a reputable dealer do this, legit ones do everything by the book.
How can you keep your new car warrantee by doing your own services ...?
Nice video. thanks. I love how your kid said 'Subscribe' at the end of the video.
Thank you! 😊
Very good video! Thank you!
Great vid… Looks like the oil capacity increased on the 2023..?? Wonder what caused Kia to make that change.. Getting ready to do 1st oil change on our 2022.
Interesting, thanks.
Thanks for the video! Any specific reason you did your first oil change at 3k? I have a 24 EX X-Line and was planning to change the oil at around 6k. I see you drove up on ramps, any good jack points in the front you are aware of to lift car up to put in jack stands on the pinch weld?
I apologize. I was never notified of your comment. First oil changes I try to do early due to breaking in the engine. I'd have to look at the jack points. I'll be doing the brakes soon so I'll have better information soon.
How often we should change engine filter and cabin filter in Kia Telluride SX?
Engine filter I'll change every 12,000 miles and cabin filter 3 times a year. Spring, summer and fall to keep allergens down.
Do I really need Socket+wrench setup for the oil change ? I have an adjustable wrench. Would That suffice ?
If its a big enough wrench. It wont chew up the end like a wrench could. Its about $7 on amazon for the socket.
@@cooplife Thanks. Money wasn't the concern...time was. I was already 12K miles with no oil change and had a 400 mile trip coming last weekeknd. Luckily found what I needed at an auto-store. Did my own oil change (my first ever), felt good...
That's awesome! Well done! Check out my other videos for easy filter changes.
Amazon garage says that Wix WL 10033 is the wrong filter ?
It's says the same for mine. Its correct.
The Wix is the correct filter.
Be nice to give bolt size description and size
Which bolt?
He did. 8 bolts @ 10mm. Drain bolt is 17mm and the filter housing is 27mm. Always easy to turn on the closed-captioning to help with info like this in these DIY videos
I did mine over the weekend and it only took about 6.5 Quarts to refill it am I missing something? I ran it then rechecked it a BUNCH of times.
You have to account for the oil that will sit in your oil filter as well. Check your owners manual for the exact amount of oil.
@@cooplife I have the same Suv as you do 3.8 v6.
Have you checked your manual?
What happened to the warranty 😊
What do you mean?
Do you have a hitch?
I'm getting one this friday.
Uhaul hitch install.
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How to reset your service reminder.
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Manual said 6.7litres for oil
@@Ozzmancomethz Go with what your manual says. Make sure you're using the amount that includes the filter being changed. Mine says 7.08 qts.
Can’t believe how many people bet their lives on plastic car ramps
30 years. No issues yet.
Why would you use an inferior filter so many better choices .
I've never had issues with Wix filters. I use them on all my cars.
that filter looks way better than the oem filter from kia IMO
@@bigfishbrau people do independent studies on oil filters. Wix always favors well. He's probably a Fram guy.
@@cooplife fram suck, to avoid warranty headaches and fights i use OEM until warranty goes out. If you use their filters they have no reason to deny some warranty repair.
@chrisrenaud1563 I did recently notice that bulletin from Kia about using OEM filters. Like you said, I'll use the KIA filters until the warranty runs out. I still wouldn't call WIX an inferior filter. *side note. Honda OEM filters are made by Fram. I stopped using them right away. Just because it's OEM doesn't mean its quality.
Not a good way to do an oil change! That oil filter housing will leak and I guarantee it ! I had mine on my Telluride much tighter than yours and it was seeping a little. Went back and torque to down to 26 foot pound. Plus it cost you nothing if you had changed the O ring on that oil housing !
@sharif How many foot pounds did I use? Not my first rodeo.
@cooplife not tight enough foot pound!
@sharif maybe you didnt clean the filter housing or lubricate your o-ring. I have no issues.
@@cooplife that's good to hear 😊 ✌🏼
Just an update. I have had no leaks and several oil changes later.
Kia will not honor a warranty claim where a non-OEM filter can be blamed. It is irresponsible of you to recommend such a filter (no matter how good that filter may be). At least add a disclaimer to the video.
The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act protects you.
i apologize. I knew the warranty act prevented OEMs from denying claims based on who performed work (like oil changes), but I was unaware it also prevented denials based on aftermarket parts. Thank you.
Do you personally know or have ever heard a warranty be denied because of an oil filter not being what the dealership wanted? I don't think they can claim that the defects were do to any oil filter not being good enough without some proof that it was the cause of the failure. The documented maintenance has always sufficed in all instances I know of. They can request the information but I don't see this as a reason to deny warranty because they can't prove abuse or failed maintenance is the reason for failure.