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Oil Change 1981 Vanagon Westfalia 2.0L Air Cooled Volkswagen

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Straightforward step-by-step oil change on a 1981 Volkswagen Vanagon Westfalia with 2.0L air-cooled engine. Straight forward; what you need, step by step instructions, 3.7 quarts of oil, 15W40 diesel oil for older engines, 19MM socket, MANN oil filter, funnel, oil catch, rags, large and small wrench, pad for laying under the vehicle.
Tips:
- Take your vehicle for a short drive before to warm up the oil and make it easier to discharge
- Let oil drain for 20-30 minutes before replacing
- Run the vehicle after and check for any leaks
- Oil choice will vary van to van and based on the climate you live in, I am on the West Coast of British Columbia
- MANN oil filter is recommended but not mandatory

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4 дек 2020

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Комментарии : 7

@SethDanger1 3 года назад

Thank you for this helpful video. A big thank you again for taking the time to show me and my son around your awsome van and all the information you gave him. ( I think the awsome list goes - #1 - The 1981 VW Westfalia #2. - Things like Mt St Helens. )

@craigkucing9779 3 года назад

Oil on filter O ring also provides an easy spin on and tear prevention. I reserve the word 'awesome' for things like Mt. St Helens.

@rickbrown7067 10 месяцев назад

Might want to prefill your oil filter to prevent a dry start, cheep insurance. Nice job…

@gam0910 3 года назад

Man thanks

@ryang7720 3 года назад

Curious why you use 15w40 vs 20w50? Guess i have no clue what your climate is like.. Ever tried the mahle oc 28 oil filter? Apparently it's the best. Only filter that won't leak on me. Beautiful Westy btw!

@mikewplumb 3 года назад

Hey Ryan, my engine is a rebuild and seems to like the 15/40. All the local van mechanics will tell you 20/50 if your van is a bit higher on the km side for sure. I'm in BC and we had a pretty intense summer, I'd be curious to run 20/50 next year to see the difference. Will check out the oc 28 for sure. No leaking for me with the Mann though.