2020 Dodge Durango V6 Oil Change

This is in our 2020 Durango V6. Videos I've seen are on 2016 and older models and the oil filter and engine cover are a little different and not quite the same to take apart.
Yes I took this video after the change but figured I'd just recap quickly how to do it.

[@markrandle6167]

I used 6 point sockets,, 10mm 13mm and 24mm. that's all, was easy. Thank you for the video.

[@DonnyMac-cx8eu]

Changing the oil on my 2017 and found your video. Its the same cover. So it looks like this applies to 2017 and up. Thank you for the video, saved me some time sizing the plug and filter cover 😎

[@woodybear8298]

Thank you. I just bought a 2018 Durango and was wondering where the filter was.

[@robertcordero4770]

thanks for the video because when I bought the filter i thought 'this cant be right'. :)

[@Canoecamper]

Very helpful to have you show how to get at the oil change components for the very same vehicle I have, the 2020 Durango 6 cyl. Thanks!

[@redpatriot3283]

Thanks Brandon. I just wanted to make sure it wasn't that different from my 16 Journey

[@lrobie123]

good video. Last time I checked in Jan 2020 on youtube, there were only 2016 and older Durango oil change videos. This oil filter location is similar to an Audi vehicle oil filter location but on the Audi it is easier to change. The Durango I have has this same filter location but had the dealer change the oil since bought a maintenance package when vehicle was new. Well, no longer have any maintenance package oil changes left so have to learn how to change the oil

[@jeffreydiaz7833]

Much appreciated, changing mine today

[@jasonwilson290]

How much oil
and which type is the best

[@TopBabyWOW]

Dodge......what can be better....only dodge....Have the best Friday!

[@shadowcat4963]

i used a 24mm 12 point on the filter cap and it was as snug as i could get!

[@DB-zn8kh]

Hell yeah, needed this one Brother

[@kyletrump8025]

I just did mine, 5 minutes ago. I didn't have to take off that cover. I don't know why you had to. You can slide that right out. The oil filter

[@kjlewis13g]

Nice job and thanks!

[@shayranay]

Very helpful ☺️ thank you!

[@robertgill8833]

Don't own dodge doing mom's 20 durango oil change today. Very simple. You don't even have to take out air intake, if you do it adds maybe 30 seconds.

[@luvluv8929]

Thank you for the video. 💪🏼🔥

[@BigRob79]

Thanks for the video

[@xSxEcuuadorxLx]

Thank you sir you save me some time

[@ahmedmutlaq2476]

How many liters do you put int the engine with the oil filter? Some people said 5.6 liters with oil filter and others said 5.7 liters with oil filter

[@stephenshort6918]

My 2016 is set up like that.

[@jwilson6086]

Great video. Just bought a 2020 durango so it was perfect. Question, is the filter the same as previous models?

[@brandonurban5215]

Off hand I really don't know. I'd assume it is but I haven't looked into it.

[@mariospeedwagon844]

I did not need to take the whole cover off and I have this same model

[@aaronbernhard557]

I have a 2016 Durango. Same engine. U don’t need to pull the cover off.

[@brandonurban5215]

2016 you don't have to. They changed the engine cover a little for newer years

[@dandoyle4814]

2016 myself, same design, intakes in the way, I have big hands, cover off way easier for me lol

[@brandonurban5215]

@@dandoyle4814 yeah I did end up getting a shorty socket and a swivel and I can do it with the cover on. But in all honesty it's just as easy to take it off.

[@lewisdavis1491]

Question about your springs: Did you have to cut into anything? Do they rub?

[@Tosan_88]

My 2017 GT looks the same

[@redpatriot3283]

I forgot to ask. Does it have the little rubber gasket on the drain plug?

[@brandonurban5215]

Off hand I don't remember sure. I don't recall there being one it

[@habirallah1043]

How many quarts does it need?

[@brandonurban5215]

5.9 specifically so get 6 quarts

[@kjlewis13g]

Nice job and thanks!