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One error! The sump plug should be replaced after the oil filter is removed. When the filter is removed, the oil in the housing runs down into the sump but since the plug has already been replaced, the old oil from the filter housing can not drain out so it mixes with the new oil.
On the filter that your removed, those teeth on the outer dimension of the plastic end, do they have a purpose? I just bought a filter that said it was specifically for my fiesta but the plastic end is completely round? When I’m searching for filters online for my car, they all seem to have the teeth like the one you removed here