Mercedes w176 A180 Oil Change / Filter Replacement

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Get a oil change on your Mercedes w176 A180 ; quick and easy . In that way you will prevent further more complicated issues . So on this video you will see how to change the oil , check the level dipstick and get the service done . Check out the other mainatanance videos I made about this car in the playlist above .

[@doit_vehicles]

Transmission Oil Filter Change :ua-cam.com/video/Uh7o_IQ9rns/v-deo.html

[@ErnestShack]

Nice Videos, thank you!

[@alexsanderdasilva9787]

Very nice 👍 video .

[@vikeshbalgobin2582]

Helpful tips. Thank you

[@doit_vehicles]

My pleasure!

[@alexsanderdasilva9787]

Make one for the transmission fluid filter change. Thank you in advance!

[@doit_vehicles]

Check out the playlist !

[@candyman3108]

Hey man! Nice video, although, in my CLA 200 (M270 engine) I had to add 5.8 L of oil, how does it differ from yours?

[@doit_vehicles]

This is a 1.6 liter , I guess your is 2.0 liters ?

[@candyman3108]

doit_vehicles no, sir. It’s the same, 1.6 (1595 cm3) engine, only with higher output (156 hp). I bought 6L of oil and i still have 0.3 L left in the bottle.

[@Belinserein]

@@doit_vehicles Hey my car is A180 1.5 diesel 2016. do you know the washer size for this one?

[@kuffwow]

the question of how to turn the filter. The filter has two different sides

[@dimmacommunication]

The engine takes 5.8 liters ,if we are talking about the M270DE16
You should have unscrewed the filter before changing the oil ,that way 0.5 liters were still inside the filter housing.

[@aqib2000]

I agree and what about the instruction forr re filling the oil:
Add oil with oil filter removed? Then attach? Cheers

[@dimmacommunication]

@@aqib2000 Uncrew the filter when changing the oil, then insert new one.
After the new filter is in pour the oil :)

[@rickvandenwaardenburg3071]

@@dimmacommunication no, Mercedes recommends; unscrew filter housing before drainage and put in new filter after old oil is drained, but only tighten the housing after the new oil is added. So tightening the filter housing is the last step.

[@dimmacommunication]

@@rickvandenwaardenburg3071 That's exactly what I said, 100%
Unscrew the old one so oil flows out , then put it the new one.
It isn't rocket science

[@rickvandenwaardenburg3071]

@@dimmacommunication you don’t said that the filter housing needs to be tightened at the last step, after the new oil is in :) that’s the only thing. Don’t feel attacked mate :) all good here

[@francescogabriele8858]

The quantity of the oil is 5.8 l on 1.6 petrol

[@dimmacommunication]

He didn't unscrew the filter housing before changing the oil,that's why with 5 liters it was high level

[@symtd8969]

5.8 L to be specific

[@Vision20247]

Always best to remove the oil filter before draining the oil, then you won’t have the oil suspended in the filter housing trapped in the sump

[@dimmacommunication]

I extract the oil from the dipstick tube :) much safer than going under the car,muuuch safer :P

[@doit_vehicles]

For a begginer yes :D

[@dimmacommunication]

@@doit_vehicles Nope , not only a beginner :)
The first oil change I ever saw in my life was trought the dipstick tube at the machanic, my old mom's Volvo 460

[@doit_vehicles]

@@dimmacommunication nothing wrong with that way , just overall is better to drain it