2008 Hyundai Santa Fe 3.3 Liter V6 Oil Change Walkthrough Full Synthetic Oil and Duralube Treatment

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2008 Hyundai Santa Fe 3.3 Liter V6 Oil Change using 5 Quarts of Mobile 1 Full Synthetic Oil and 1 Quart of Duralube Engine Treatment. Full Complete Walkthrough includes Tools and Supplies required to complete this service. This SUV uses 6 Quarts of oil to fill. I use a FRAM TG9999 Oil Filter and 5W-20 is the recommended Oil to use in this vehicle according to the Hyundai service manual. Please Like and Subscribe and leave all comments below. I will answer any questions you have as quick as I can. Thanks and good luck. CompeXtremes

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@xdean816 4 года назад

Thanks man

@55okmymy Год назад

Excellent video sir. My wife has this exact vehicle (40 k miles now) that we bought new, and I have performed all of the oil and filter changes. Two things: I’ve always refilled with 5.5 quarts, so when I saw you used 6 quarts I got the owner’s manual out, and it does in fact show 5.49 quarts on page 9.4. Not sure if 1/2 quart is a big deal, just saying. The other thing I noticed, the washer on the drain plug (I think it’s called a crush or crusher washer that comes with the Hyundai brand oil filter) is supposed to be replaced with each oil change, flat side toward the pan. I suppose if oil doesn’t leak after tightening the plug it doesn’t matter. Anyway, like I mentioned, very well done video and thank you.

@compextremes Год назад

Glad you enjoyed my video. I agree with you that manual recommends 5.5 Quarts, however after performing well over 50 oil changes on this old beast, I always put in 5.5, start it, let it run for around 5 mins, shut it down and check the level on the stick while parked on a flat surface. It always shows 1/2 quart low and I always have to add the other half to be at the Full mark. I'm curious what level your at on the stick after adding 5.5? As far as the brass washer goes around the plug, I just rotate it back and forth after every oil change, and have never had an issue. Have a great day and thanks again for checking out my video, Tony - Compextremes

@55okmymy Год назад

Well, I waited until my next oil change to check, like I mentioned I use the Hyundai brand filter and I have always used Castrol 5w/20 full synthetic, 5.5 quarts. I started it up, ran it for a moment while checking for any leaks, then waited for 30 minutes after shutting it off. The dipstick was exactly on the full line. Maybe a difference on the full mark on different dipsticks? Not sure why one shows full and another shows .5 quart low, but that’s my experience. Anyway, 40k miles and still runs perfect, so I guess we’re both doing something right. I think the key is self maintenance: I don’t trust anyone else to do it right. OCD thing ya know.

@cathyscottlancasterky8950 6 месяцев назад

How do you reset the dash light after the oil change?

@mikeg.2240 Месяц назад

This video helped me today!

@mickjordan3722 2 года назад

I just got my grandma’s 08 Hyundai Santa Fe that is very informative and I used to work at Walmart and I do my own oil changes because I don’t want to pay the high price of them doing it and getting rid of the oil

@karthikeyannataraj3786 2 года назад

I bet it’s still low miles for an 08. Good car.

@johnquinn4680 2 года назад

Bro!!! I got my grandpas '08 just like you hahaha

@proudamerican7662 4 месяца назад

Thanks! 20:08 Great job

@damianleftdabronx 3 года назад

I really appreciate you for this video thanks

@walterleblanc4485 3 года назад

It’s a 3.3 liter engine and you just put 6 quarts of fluids

@compextremes 3 года назад

If you put the front wheels on ramps or jack it up and let it drain for at least 15 mins with the oil filter out to get most all the oil out, yes it’s 6 quarts of oil and will measure to around the full mark of the dip stick when done! 👌🏼

@silverbullet700 3 года назад

@@compextremes thank you

@jeffroddy 2 года назад

Thanks, very helpful. I have never changed an oil filter of this style or in this location and this video was great.

@compextremes 2 года назад

I’m glad the video was able to help you find and change the filter on this SUV. Thanks for the support and the nice comment. T

@dawsons_life3874 3 года назад

Nice video

@rhyoliteaquacade 2 года назад

184K Miles? What sort of maintenance have you had to do? Valve lash? Any major repairs? We have a 2007 3.3L and about 74K miles. It did have some slight ticking "lifter noise" in one corner when we first got it, but seems to have gone away.

@compextremes 2 года назад

I actually have 226,000 on it now, and besides a couple sets of tires and brakes I’ve done very little else on it it terms of repairs to this vehicle. It’s been the most reliable SUV I’ve ever owned. 😀

@dennisjaros3345 2 года назад

I've got 232000 miles on my 3.3v6 Hyundai Santa fe limited 2wd and I'm just doing the 1st oil change and tune up

@pattycheeze 2 года назад

@@compextremes Have you had to repair the pesky valve cover gasket leak onto the alternator? I can't seem to get that permanently fixed. Everytime it starts leaking again after a few thousand miles. It was a recall for this specific vehicle. Had it fixed twice but it's back again. If so, what did you do to prevent is from happening again so soon? Thank you.

@compextremes 2 года назад

@@pattycheeze It started leaking on mine at about 196,000 also, but not that bad so I have just pretty much ignored it. I have about 246,000 on this beast now, and it has been the most reliable SUV I’ve ever purchased. 🤌🏼😎

@pattycheeze 2 года назад

@@compextremes I'm at 145,000 miles and the leak is pissing me off lol. how many miles did it have when you bought it? I like the car, but the oil leak on the alternator from the valve cover gaskets is dangerous and could cause me to lose power while driving.

@baljindersinghsidhu3959 2 года назад

Very well explained.. thank u.

@compextremes Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@adamthegod9326 2 года назад

Do the new seals come w the filter or do I have to purchase separately from auto parts store ?

@compextremes 2 года назад

There are two and both come with the filter.

@adamthegod9326 2 года назад

@@compextremes I appreciate you 🙏

@pearlmasta 2 года назад

Man I can't even get my oil filter cap off 😂

@compextremes 2 года назад

Grab an oil filter wrench or a big piece of rubber mesh used for lining toolbox drawers. It should give you enough grip to loosen it. 👌🏼

@pearlmasta 2 года назад

@@compextremes I had got the open grip one and I had the wrong tool for the oil filter I had so that's why it messed up I need a new oil filter top as well do you know anyone who has one of them

@compextremes 2 года назад

@@pearlmasta check out this link… www.partsgeek.com/gbproducts/WC/19160-01299098.html

@carsandfamily8675 2 года назад

Hey what’s a way to loosen the oil filter it’s pretty tight on there?

@compextremes 2 года назад

Grab an oil filter wrench or a big piece of rubber mesh used for lining toolbox drawers. It should give you enough grip to loosen it. 👌🏼

@dennisjaros3345 2 года назад

@@compextremes thanks so much for the advice on using the rubber mesh to take off the oil filter cap on the 2008 Hyundai Santa fe I've been cussing for over a week trying to get that dam cap off ....thanks again brother