I wouldn't use a multipoint ring spanner on the sump plug. If the plug is really tight you'll round the plug. I use a hexagonal impact socket so theres no chance of rounding the edges.
Hi Mike, thanks for watching. Yes you are correct, a six sided impact will have less chance of rounding but not everyone has one, and I have never rounded a sump plug yet.
You installed the Oil Filter incorrectly, it have to be pressed in to the housing until you hear it click in. Please correct that to prevent the Oil from Passing the Filter Chamber unfiltered.
Hi Felix, thanks for watching. That may be correct regarding putting the filter on the cap - I didn't find any bulletin on that. But as the cap presses the filter against the flange in the housing I think I will be ok. I'll have a look at the next oil change.
I wouldn't use a multipoint ring spanner on the sump plug. If the plug is really tight you'll round the plug.
I use a hexagonal impact socket so theres no chance of rounding the edges.
Hi Mike, thanks for watching. Yes you are correct, a six sided impact will have less chance of rounding but not everyone has one, and I have never rounded a sump plug yet.
No you do not have to unclip the front. You were supposed to slide back the middle cover until you can remove it from front.
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awww u didnt drop the plug into the oil.
You installed the Oil Filter incorrectly, it have to be pressed in to the housing until you hear it click in. Please correct that to prevent the Oil from Passing the Filter Chamber unfiltered.
Hi Felix, thanks for watching. That may be correct regarding putting the filter on the cap - I didn't find any bulletin on that. But as the cap presses the filter against the flange in the housing I think I will be ok. I'll have a look at the next oil change.
It doesn't matter, its snug at both ends once you tighten it.