I bought everything to do this myself! I’m going to do it in about two hours from now! I’ll update and let you know how it went 😅 Audi A3 8v s line facelift and I’m done paying near 200 for an oil change haha Edit: just got it done lol the only thing that was hard was putting the skid plate back on since I was using a floor jack 😅 5.2 quarts for the Quattro and bam! My babies purring 😎
i used to work in a shop with lots of used cars to inspect and if they pass inspection or done with repairs we had to change the oil on it. when you talked about headed home for some lunch or “it’s been about 3 days” it reminded me of one of the technicians i worked with who would often take days to change the oil on his cars 😂😂 so true
GREAT VIDEO .....HOW MUCH OIL IN THTHIS ENGINE? ... READE BELOW FOR ALL OF THE MISSING INFO" might have been a great point to make or list in your description on the first line ... since it is one of the first things you do when prepping this type of service. 1.8L TFSI (8VS57X) = 4.9L (5.2 qt.) | 2.0L TFSI (8VS58L) = 5.5L (5.8 qt.)
They making people fool thats it. How someone can miss that type of critical information which can cause harm to the engine if overfiller or underfilled
I'm seeing a lot of people online using a siphon for removing the old oil and someone even mentioned that Audi recommends this method. I would especially appreciate hearing from a certified tech regarding this or anyone else with extensive car knowledge.
Yes this is a method you can use. We have a unit designed to vacuum the oil out of the engine - it works well, does take some time to do a full change but is certainly very easy to do compared to doing it on the ground. You can hook it up to shop air or use the built-in vaccum pump. www.fcpeuro.com/products/fluid-extractor-cta-6510
Wowwwww. Now i know how to change the oil. How much should i fill? Until its start overflowing from the fuel cap. Idk why people dont share the major information.
The factory recommends 10,000 miles. We usually recommend 5,000 miles or just slightly more, depending on the driving conditions the car sees, and how you drive.
@@frankiecorrea1004 Personally, this oil is not VW 504/507 approved so I would NOT use it. I would use either: LM Top Tec 4200 5w30 OR Mobil 1 ESP 5w30.
Typically the original drain plug can be re-used once or twice, but as it is fairly inexpensive and made of plastic, replacing with new on each change is recommended.
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I bought everything to do this myself! I’m going to do it in about two hours from now! I’ll update and let you know how it went 😅
Audi A3 8v s line facelift and I’m done paying near 200 for an oil change haha
Edit: just got it done lol the only thing that was hard was putting the skid plate back on since I was using a floor jack 😅
5.2 quarts for the Quattro and bam! My babies purring 😎
i used to work in a shop with lots of used cars to inspect and if they pass inspection or done with repairs we had to change the oil on it. when you talked about headed home for some lunch or “it’s been about 3 days” it reminded me of one of the technicians i worked with who would often take days to change the oil on his cars 😂😂 so true
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GREAT VIDEO .....HOW MUCH OIL IN THTHIS ENGINE? ... READE BELOW FOR ALL OF THE MISSING INFO" might have been a great point to make or list in your description on the first line ... since it is one of the first things you do when prepping this type of service. 1.8L TFSI (8VS57X) = 4.9L (5.2 qt.) | 2.0L TFSI (8VS58L) = 5.5L (5.8 qt.)
They making people fool thats it. How someone can miss that type of critical information which can cause harm to the engine if overfiller or underfilled
I'm seeing a lot of people online using a siphon for removing the old oil and someone even mentioned that Audi recommends this method. I would especially appreciate hearing from a certified tech regarding this or anyone else with extensive car knowledge.
Great question.
Yes this is a method you can use. We have a unit designed to vacuum the oil out of the engine - it works well, does take some time to do a full change but is certainly very easy to do compared to doing it on the ground. You can hook it up to shop air or use the built-in vaccum pump. www.fcpeuro.com/products/fluid-extractor-cta-6510
What kind of oil catch can do you recommend for Audi 3 litre engines?
Wowwwww. Now i know how to change the oil. How much should i fill? Until its start overflowing from the fuel cap. Idk why people dont share the major information.
It isn’t hard to google your motors oil specs 🙄
on the website it says all S3 i have 2018 Audi A3 will this still work?
referring to the oil change kit
Will the oil still drain completely with a front-only jack lift of the car?
Yes, but in this situation only because the drain plug is to the rear and this helps to drain more oil.
more s3 stuff! maybe a downpipes change
WTFFFFFFFlock of Birds???? It's a 3 day weekend.... What are you doing working, Mike??? lol
They won’t let me out!! 😂
HaHaHa! Did he just say, ".... it's been about 3 days." ??? Thanks for the video. Very helpful.
Too much brake clean has messed with Mike's memory.
Why my A3 8V oil filter is at engine bottom? And my oil filter does not have a removable filter insert. Why so different from yours ?
Could be the 1.8T engine.
You have the 1.5/1.4/1.2 version
I just got a quote from Audi for $411 for an oil change. Came here to see what could possibly be driving the cost so high.
Was there a reason for not opening the oil filter before draining the oil?
To create vacuum.
I have an 2016 Audi a3. Can I do the same steps at home myself. Or is this just particularly for the s3?
Same thing
Love it thanks bro!
Hi, how many liters of engine oil to fill that S3?
Hi Raymond, the capacity is 5.7L.
@@fcpeuro thats the same amount for audi a3 2.0 tfsi 2016?
@@felipecastrogeraldo3495 YES! - All of the TFSI are the same as the engine is still the same (must have been a good design to last this long)
Cada cuantas millas se cambia aceite a la caja automática A3 2020.
Gracias
good tutorial
Tell me whats good in this.
Check engine light came on does it need both bottles ???
yes.
wait till you hear about dipsticks
So can I use the same oil for a3
Pretty sure yes you can, the a3 s line is different than the a3 base model, both s3 and a3 carry the 2.0t engine, so don't mess that up!
How many miles for an oil change on a ‘17 A3
The factory recommends 10,000 miles. We usually recommend 5,000 miles or just slightly more, depending on the driving conditions the car sees, and how you drive.
the jokes about how long it takes for oil to drain out are too real lmao
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wait why did you let it drain for three days
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Oil level passing the line or in the line or bit behind the line?
Right on the line is fine. (or what we go for anyway)
hi bro, 5/40 no 5/30??
I was thinking the same should I be using 5w-40?
@@frankiecorrea1004 Personally, this oil is not VW 504/507 approved so I would NOT use it. I would use either: LM Top Tec 4200 5w30 OR Mobil 1 ESP 5w30.
The Audi s3 8v recommendation is VW 502/505 oils
It took 3 days for the oil to come to a drip?
mine too 2 weeks to drain completely
Did he just say it's been 3 days?! 😂
Pretty sure he meant 3hrs
Do you have to have a new drain plug or can I reuse old one
Typically the original drain plug can be re-used once or twice, but as it is fairly inexpensive and made of plastic, replacing with new on each change is recommended.
Plastic oil pan and drain plug? WHY
My dude said 3 days to drain! Not even a trans ! Relax. Correction!!!!!! 5 min to drain completely
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3 days for oil to drip , think hes said wrong there
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Lube your o-ring first
He did clown 🤡
@@EldePHX hahaha 🤣 wrong