How to Change The Oil and Oil Filter on Your Car 

Great video but you must remember to check your oil level after you have started the car the first time as the oil filter will take about half litre or so of oil and may leave you slightly low. just a precaution.

I'm finding no tips online what so ever to answer my question. " How long should you let a car sit for once you've performed a oil filter and oil change ? " Can you use it straight away or does it need time to absorb in the filter, if so, how much time?

Thank you guys for this video, This is not the first time I have changed the oil. And I buy from your store.❤

DIY oil changes allows you to use your choice of products and avoid the pitfalls of the shop rushing the technician to finish the job. Some shops pay minimum wage and expect an 'expert' to do the job in 10 min without cutting corners.

Don't forget to replace rubber o ring on top of plastic filter housing

Great tutorial. i need to change my oil sump as its cracked. Garage quoted me 350 to swap it. Going to do it myself now. Thanks.

Video was badly edited. Car on the ramps then off the ramps then back on but otherwise fine

Is the oil filter under the passenger side of the car ?

I might be aiming a little high, but I would appreciate videos about the karburator, ignitionadjustment, gearbox and clutch. Just an ambitious suggestion.

Good video. My plastic oil filter housing states 2.5-5nm of torque so that's what I used.

what is the torque for the oil filter?

Hi I just wanted to know why you took the car off the ramps, did you start the car without any engine oil? (Around 1.50)

also, a great addition to every car would be a 'fumoto drain valve'.Do a search on google. Trust me, its one of the best decisions I've made!

Mick, great video. Could you please provide the oil drain bolt torque spec?

Why not show replacing O rings on filter and Sump Plug washer as these really need to be replaced when you change oil

thanks bro that was a good tutorial!

thanks very helpfull

Always found it strange when oil is added straight from the container? I have always measured out into a 1 litre but and add the exact amount ? Surely it's easier ?