Very good vid. I've been changing my own oil for 40 years but couldn't see the filter position of the new car. This vid really hits the marks even for someone that has been changing oil in many machines for many years. Great work.
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Good video. I do not recomment any other oil filter than mazda genuine pe01...302B because of different specs (bypass pressure/filtration specs and ect).
@@DraftProject btw the oil pan is metallic (at least on my 2018 mazda 2 dj thai assembly). you can check it with a magnet. however the dealership managed to damage the threading...
Hello! Yes I will do that because time will come and our mazda 2 will be needing a transmission fluid change. By the way, it is an automatic transmission and I am having some difficulties on it since it doesn't have a dip stick for the transmission fluid. The dealership said it was equipped with a “lifetime fluid” which I do not believe at all. For now, I have many videos to upload. Don't worry, I will do that video soon. In order to keep you updated, just click the notification bell. Thank you very much!
@@DraftProject dip stick for the transmission oil is under the air filter box, you have to remove the air filter box first.. btw, nice video, very detail 👍
Hello! The recommended viscosity of oil for this car is 0W-20 and 5W-30. I've used 5W-30 but I forgot the brand name since i dispose it after the change oil. It doesn't matter what brand it is as long as it meets the required viscosity. As of now, I've had too many videos to upload and it is already scheduled. I will do that video soon. Just follow me by clicking the notification bell in order to keep you updated. Thank you. :)
@@gtibruce Hi sir! There is no need to reset the oil warning. Just change the oil and oil filter, fill it with appropriate amount of oil, start the car and you're good to go.
Yes. That is the OEM filter for this vehicle. Any oil should do as long as it is 5w-30 and has API SG / SH / SJ / SL / SM / SN or ILSAC GF-II / GF-III / GF-IV / GF-V. Before, I used Mitasu 5w-30 which is compatible and works great. You can use any other brands with the required specs.
Well, it's not recommended and indicated in the manual. Others use it for the belief of oil protection under higher temperature. But, it is still better to stick with the original spec which is the 5w-30 since they are designed to run with this viscosity. As long as you use the recommended oils, you can't go wrong with it. Hope this helps. Thanks!
Yes. But if you have a good record of maintenance, you do change your oil regularly at the right interval, there is no need to remove and clean the oil pan.
Hi my wife have Mazda 2 2017 same this car, i have a question just oil and filter or have to reset the mantenaice, because i not see some light or to reset tha oil change?
Hello, Please do the following: 1. Remove the drain bolt, drain the oil and remove the oil filter. 2. Reinstall the drain bolt and new oil filter. 3. Fill the engine with fresh engine oil. 4. Close everything and start the car. There will be no oil light when the car has started since the car has the right amount of oil in the engine. No light means no problem with the system.
Hi, I have a Mazda 2 skyactive 2016. I wonder after how much km I should change it's oil engine? I could not find it in the manual! Just it says every 20000 km I should take the car to Mazda dealer for yearly maintenance!
@@mohammadrezafarrokhnia2339 According to the owners manual, specifically for those who lived in Europe such as Netherlands, the oil change interval should be done every 12 months or 20,000 KM which ever comes first. However, I strongly urge the change oil interval should be done every 6 months or 10,000 KM which ever comes first. I hope this helps you properly maintain your Mazda 2.
This is a 2016 Mazda 2 DJ. Just order the parts according to model. Brakes applicable for this model are 2015-2019. I also have a video about brake replacements for this vehicle. The brake pads I've used there is Bendix. Front Brakes for Mazda 2: ua-cam.com/video/nhWkV3LfzB0/v-deo.html Rear Brakes for Mazda 2: ua-cam.com/video/GWJIFL9gSJQ/v-deo.html Hope this helps. Thank you.
I've used a 5w-30 engine oil. That is the recommended viscosity according to the owner's manual. It also depends on what climate or temperature you are currently in, so be sure to check your owner's manual for the right oil viscosity. You said that you have changed your transmission oil at 43k km, is that what you're refering that looks black and changed it 2 times?
@@DraftProject yes, since the car new, never change the automatic transmission fluid, so at 43.000 km, i drain the fluid, looks black, so after i top up the fluid, i changed the gears from park to drive a few times, i drained the fluid again, still looks black, lol. Until now it's already 45k kilometers. Feels smoother after i changed the fluid
@@fxalexander5842 Sorry for the late response. Fluid from the transmission was transmitted to the torque converter. Half of the old fluid will remain in the torque converter which means that you won't be able to get all of the fluid by draining it from the oil pan. When you fill it up with new fluid, the new oil will be mixed with the old fluid, resulting it to a dark colored oil. Based on my research, some cars have drain bolt on their torque converter. I'm not sure if this Mazda 2 has one. I will check and changed the fluid once the car reached 100k km. As far as I know, the ATF machine fluid exchanger can do the job without a mess. But I do not recommend it since the procedure doesn't include the replacement of the transmission filter. Speaking of transmission filter, be sure to change your filter whenever you change your transmission fluid. Also, don't forget to clean the oil pan especially the magnet the collects the materials and sediments inside your transmission. Thank you very much and I hope this helps! :)
@@DraftProject Nice, thanks! Your videos are very good, now I want to try doing my own car maintenance, hehe. Can you also do a video of what body & chassis bolts and nuts needs to tighten? The manual prescribes to do it but no list of where and how tight. I'm a Mazda 2 owner also :)
Thank you very much sir! Sorry for the late response. Unfortunately, the bolts that needs to be tighten and the required specific torques for these bolts can only be found in the service manual. Since this car is somehow still new to the market, service manuals for these vehicles are hard to find and usually unavailable. I made a research about it and most people disregard it. Even dealerships only inspect them or sometimes do nothing about them. Based on my experience, there is nothing much to worry about because all bolts are factory torqued spec. The bolts are tight enough for every condition. The manual prescibes it as a preventive measure. As long as you drive your car in a normal basis and doesn't have any accident, everything is fine. Most of the time, it is only inspected whenever something major happens. Basically, everything you see in the engine bay chassis like the bolts for the brackets, reservoirs and etc can be check for tightening. The suspension is one of the things to consider since vibration occurs there. The bolts are in its factory spec and most of them have special washers or lock washers which prevents them from loosening. Checking the bolts without proper tools like torque wrench and the service manual for torque specs can lead to the risk of breaking the threads of the bolt. If I only had a service manual, I could have lend you one but unfortunately I do not have one. You can check it by feel but be sure to be careful when doing it. I hope this helps you sir! Take care! God bless!
Hi sir! Sorry for the late response. As far as research is concerned, Mazda 2 and 3 have the same 1.5L engine. Therefore it should have the same oil filter. Just to be sure since both chassis form are different, ask the seller and the dealership for assurance. Thank you sir! I hope it helps!
The length (head of the bolt is not included) measures at 12mm. The width is 13.5mm. Sorry, I'm not sure if what size the thread is, but it is similar with a regular 17mm bolt drain bolt which can be usually found on Honda vehicles.
Hello @Jayvee Lanzona! For the engine oil, I am not allowed to give the name due to marketing purposes. Any engine oil brand will do as long as it meets the required viscosity. Also, please consider subscribing for more car repair videos! Thank you very much and God Bless. :)
I agree sir. It just happened that the oil filter was too tight and we are having a hard time to remove it. We decided to remove the splash guard to gain access and more space for our oil filter tool. We didn't have much leverage when we tried since our oil filter tool is a chain type.
Not sure if this trick work on this vehicle. Grab a small clear tube attached to a syringe. Insert it into the dipstick hole and push it until it reach the oil pan inside. Then, try to pull the syringe to see if it works. Another way that really works but a messy job is to remove the drain bolt, drain some and quickly reinsert the drain bolt.
The video for the air intake filter replacement is separated. If you want to check it out, here is the link of that video. Mazda 2 / Demio Air Intake Filter Replacement video link: ua-cam.com/video/zyzRzgrpi1Q/v-deo.html
Very good vid. I've been changing my own oil for 40 years but couldn't see the filter position of the new car. This vid really hits the marks even for someone that has been changing oil in many machines for many years. Great work.
Thank you very much! I really appreciate your feedback. Please consider subscribing too for more DIY videos. Thank you once again and have a nice day. :)
Super smart to fill up the filter with oil, never seen anyone do this!
Thank you very much!
Thats stupid not smart, its not necessary to fill up the oil filter.
Very detailed - excellent video!
Thank you very much sir! 😀
Excellent video, very detailed. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much sir! 😀
Good video. I do not recomment any other oil filter than mazda genuine pe01...302B because of different specs (bypass pressure/filtration specs and ect).
Yeah. For assurance, genuine parts are best for optimal quality and performance.
@@DraftProject btw the oil pan is metallic (at least on my 2018 mazda 2 dj thai assembly). you can check it with a magnet. however the dealership managed to damage the threading...
What is the size of drain plug and washer sir?
Boss anong po after market na spark plug para sa M2 skyactiv 1.5?
Good video ...could you do a video on transmission fluid change ??
Hello! Yes I will do that because time will come and our mazda 2
will be needing a transmission fluid change. By the way, it is an automatic transmission and I am having some difficulties on it since it doesn't have a dip stick for the transmission fluid. The dealership said it was equipped with a “lifetime fluid” which I do not believe at all. For now, I have many videos to upload. Don't worry, I will do that video soon. In order to keep you updated, just click the
notification bell. Thank you very much!
@@DraftProject dip stick for the transmission oil is under the air filter box, you have to remove the air filter box first.. btw, nice video, very detail 👍
@@baljitot Nice! Thank you sir for that info. Will check that soon! Thank you very much! :)
Thank you for the video,may I know what gred of oil used for this car? For next video can I request for Throttle body cleaning?Thank you.
Hello! The recommended viscosity of oil for this car is 0W-20 and 5W-30. I've used 5W-30 but I forgot the brand name since i dispose it after the change oil. It doesn't matter what brand it is as long as it meets the required viscosity.
As of now, I've had too many videos to upload and it is already scheduled. I will do that video soon. Just follow me by clicking the notification bell in order to keep you updated. Thank you. :)
Hi, thanks for the clear demo. Can I ask where I can get a new drain bolt and washer gasket? Is there from lazada/shopee?
Hi sir! Yes you can get it from Lazada and Shopee. You can also buy it from any auto supply stores near you. :)
@@DraftProject HI, did you not need to reset the oil warning light in the car ?
@@gtibruce Hi sir! There is no need to reset the oil warning. Just change the oil and oil filter, fill it with appropriate amount of oil, start the car and you're good to go.
Cool video ; thanks ! :-)
You're welcome and thank you very much too sir for watching my video!
Hi! Bro can use PE01-14-302B oil filter?what engine oil can you recommend sir?mazda 2 2016..thanjs
Yes. That is the OEM filter for this vehicle. Any oil should do as long as it is 5w-30 and has API SG / SH / SJ / SL / SM / SN or ILSAC GF-II / GF-III / GF-IV / GF-V. Before, I used Mitasu 5w-30 which is compatible and works great. You can use any other brands with the required specs.
@@DraftProjecthow many litres that will be used?
Sir can we use 5w-40 for our mazda 2 skyactive 2016?thanks
Well, it's not recommended and indicated in the manual. Others use it for the belief of oil protection under higher temperature. But, it is still better to stick with the original spec which is the 5w-30 since they are designed to run with this viscosity. As long as you use the recommended oils, you can't go wrong with it. Hope this helps. Thanks!
Is oil pan able to remove and clean?
Yes. But if you have a good record of maintenance, you do change your oil regularly at the right interval, there is no need to remove and clean the oil pan.
Hi my wife have Mazda 2 2017 same this car, i have a question just oil and filter or have to reset the mantenaice, because i not see some light or to reset tha oil change?
Hello, Please do the following:
1. Remove the drain bolt, drain the oil and remove the oil filter.
2. Reinstall the drain bolt and new oil filter.
3. Fill the engine with fresh engine oil.
4. Close everything and start the car.
There will be no oil light when the car has started since the car has the right amount of oil in the engine.
No light means no problem with the system.
Thank you from Puerto Rico
@@rguadalupe3 You're welcome. Thank you too. :)
Hi, I have a Mazda 2 skyactive 2016. I wonder after how much km I should change it's oil engine? I could not find it in the manual! Just it says every 20000 km I should take the car to Mazda dealer for yearly maintenance!
Hi sir! Mind if I ask first where do you live?
@@DraftProject Thanks for the reply, I’m living in the Netherlands.
@@mohammadrezafarrokhnia2339 According to the owners manual, specifically for those who lived in Europe such as Netherlands, the oil change interval should be done every 12 months or 20,000 KM which ever comes first. However, I strongly urge the change oil interval should be done every 6 months or 10,000 KM which ever comes first. I hope this helps you properly maintain your Mazda 2.
Nice Video Bro. Thanks
Thank you! :)
What year mazda 2 is that, do you know how to order the right brakes ?
This is a 2016 Mazda 2 DJ.
Just order the parts according to model. Brakes applicable for this model are 2015-2019.
I also have a video about brake replacements for this vehicle. The brake pads I've used there is Bendix.
Front Brakes for Mazda 2:
ua-cam.com/video/nhWkV3LfzB0/v-deo.html
Rear Brakes for Mazda 2:
ua-cam.com/video/GWJIFL9gSJQ/v-deo.html
Hope this helps. Thank you.
What is the viscosity of the engine oil that you use sir? I just changed the transmission oil at 43k kilometers. It looks black, i changed it 2 times
I've used a 5w-30 engine oil. That is the recommended viscosity according to the owner's manual. It also depends on what climate or temperature you are currently in, so be sure to check your owner's manual for the right oil viscosity.
You said that you have changed your transmission oil at 43k km, is that what you're refering that looks black and changed it 2 times?
@@DraftProject yes, since the car new, never change the automatic transmission fluid, so at 43.000 km, i drain the fluid, looks black, so after i top up the fluid, i changed the gears from park to drive a few times, i drained the fluid again, still looks black, lol.
Until now it's already 45k kilometers. Feels smoother after i changed the fluid
@@fxalexander5842 Sorry for the late response. Fluid from the transmission was transmitted to the torque converter. Half of the old fluid will remain in the torque converter which means that you won't be able to get all of the fluid by draining it from the oil pan. When you fill it up with new fluid, the new oil will be mixed with the old fluid, resulting it to a dark colored oil.
Based on my research, some cars have drain bolt on their torque converter. I'm not sure if this Mazda 2 has one. I will check and changed the fluid once the car reached 100k km.
As far as I know, the ATF machine fluid exchanger can do the job without a mess. But I do not recommend it since the procedure doesn't include the replacement of the transmission filter.
Speaking of transmission filter, be sure to change your filter whenever you change your transmission fluid. Also, don't forget to clean the oil pan especially the magnet the collects the materials and sediments inside your transmission.
Thank you very much and I hope this helps! :)
What are these like for using oil any reports of them like the modern Toyota models?
Hi, how do you dispose used oil? Do PH gasoline stations accept those or any facilities here in PH that recycles it?
Hi sir! You can dispose it at any gasoline stations. Just go to your nearest gasoline station to dispose them properly:)
@@DraftProject Nice, thanks! Your videos are very good, now I want to try doing my own car maintenance, hehe. Can you also do a video of what body & chassis bolts and nuts needs to tighten? The manual prescribes to do it but no list of where and how tight. I'm a Mazda 2 owner also :)
Thank you very much sir! Sorry for the late response. Unfortunately, the bolts that needs to be tighten and the required specific torques for these bolts can only be found in the service manual. Since this car is somehow still new to the market, service manuals for these vehicles are hard to find and usually unavailable.
I made a research about it and most people disregard it. Even dealerships only inspect them or sometimes do nothing about them.
Based on my experience, there is nothing much to worry about because all bolts are factory torqued spec. The bolts are tight enough for every condition. The manual prescibes it as a preventive measure. As long as you drive your car in a normal basis and doesn't have any accident, everything is fine. Most of the time, it is only inspected whenever something major happens.
Basically, everything you see in the engine bay chassis like the bolts for the brackets, reservoirs and etc can be check for tightening. The suspension is one of the things to consider since vibration occurs there. The bolts are in its factory spec and most of them have special washers or lock washers which prevents them from loosening.
Checking the bolts without proper tools like torque wrench and the service manual for torque specs can lead to the risk of breaking the threads of the bolt. If I only had a service manual, I could have lend you one but unfortunately I do not have one. You can check it by feel but be sure to be careful when doing it. I hope this helps you sir! Take care! God bless!
@@DraftProject I see, thanks again! You're a person of substance.
You're welcome and thank you very much too sir!
Hello! Can I use 5w 40 oil for my mazda 2 skyactiv 2015? I live in Malta where is weather very hot and have a lot of traffic. Thx
Hi sir! yes you can use 5w-40 to your Mazda 2 Skyactiv. It is safe for your engine:)
What are these like for using oil any reports of them like the modern Toyota models?
Hi! Draft project..is it okay to use 5w-40 fully synthetic for mazda 2 skyactiv 2016?im from cebu city..thank you
Can i use the same oil filter for my mazda 3 2018 with 1.5v engine?
Hi sir! Sorry for the late response. As far as research is concerned, Mazda 2 and 3 have the same 1.5L engine. Therefore it should have the same oil filter. Just to be sure since both chassis form are different, ask the seller and the dealership for assurance. Thank you sir! I hope it helps!
Hi, what's the thread and lenght for the replacement drain plug?
The length (head of the bolt is not included) measures at 12mm. The width is 13.5mm. Sorry, I'm not sure if what size the thread is, but it is similar with a regular 17mm bolt drain bolt which can be usually found on Honda vehicles.
That would be a M14 thread with a 17mm hex head@@DraftProject
What size for the oil drain plug replacement?
At 7:16 minute: 17 mm bolt
What engine oil brand did you use sir. Thanks!
Hello @Jayvee Lanzona! For the engine oil, I am not allowed to give the name due to marketing purposes. Any engine oil brand will do as long as it meets the required viscosity.
Also, please consider subscribing for more car repair videos! Thank you very much and God Bless. :)
Can you share bolt size and gasket size you use for replacement? If online can you share link?
Does thw engine shake a little on idle?
It vibrates but not in a shaking manner. If it does, perhaps engine or transmission mounts are a bit loose and needs to be checked.
You can just turn the oil filter by hand no need to to remove the splash guard
I agree sir. It just happened that the oil filter was too tight and we are having a hard time to remove it. We decided to remove the splash guard to gain access and more space for our oil filter tool. We didn't have much leverage when we tried since our oil filter tool is a chain type.
Exactly how many liters of oil?
Hi sir! Sorry for the late response. The SkyActiv-G 1.3 and 1.5 has an engine oil capacity of 4.2 liters.
how to remove excess oil
Not sure if this trick work on this vehicle. Grab a small clear tube attached to a syringe. Insert it into the dipstick hole and push it until it reach the oil pan inside. Then, try to pull the syringe to see if it works.
Another way that really works but a messy job is to remove the drain bolt, drain some and quickly reinsert the drain bolt.
Just for jacking up ... hes saying whether the undercarriage have AIDS/HIV or not ... for few minutes long ... omg
Oil change without an air filter change....wow
The video for the air intake filter replacement is separated. If you want to check it out, here is the link of that video.
Mazda 2 / Demio Air Intake Filter Replacement video link: ua-cam.com/video/zyzRzgrpi1Q/v-deo.html