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How to Change Your Oil (COMPLETE Guide)

   04/02/2024  34 Comments on How to Change Your Oil (COMPLETE Guide)

Oil Change. Learn everything there is to know about how to change your oil. Even if you know nothing about cars, after this video, you will be able to change the oil in your car, yourself. I go over every step in detail and teach you everything there is to know about changing your oil.
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300k Mile Oil Change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIG_BdsffcU
5min Oil Change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYWcL76WMRg
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Transmission Fluid Change: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yb_1wbiPz9g
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34 thoughts on “How to Change Your Oil (COMPLETE Guide)”

  1. Learn how to replace every fluid in your car: https://youtu.be/t7JCh7PHoDc

    My new video covers how to do an oil change, transmission fluid change, coolant flush, power steering fluid flush, brake fluid flush and bleed, differential fluid change, transfer case fluid change, grease the suspension, and finally add washer fluid properly!

  2. 2011 Honda Pilot, 160k miles. I changed from high mileage oil to full synthetic and my SUV started leaking oil. Nothing major, but noticeable. On my next oil change, I switched back to high mileage oil, added a bit of Lucas stop oil leak, and the leak stopped after a couple of months. If you have a high mileage older car using conventional /high mileage oil, I wouldnt recommend switching to full synthetic.

  6. Hey Chris! Question about this. I know its not recommended, but Im in a tight spot financially this month, but I need an oil change and dont have any tools like sockets or wrenches to do this. Do you think it would be okay just once to refill my cars oil without having drained the previous oil or swapped out the filter so that I dont have to go out and buy wrenches, sockets, an oil drain pan, filter, etc.?

  7. Bro thank you so much. I'm a 16 year old girl with a dad who knows NOTHING about cars. I'm looking forward to changing my own oil, this video really helped me. I'm so grateful I found your channel bro, your the best

  9. I used this video to change my oil twice now. I had always taken it to a local Jiffy Lube, and the first time I did it myself, the oil filter housing was on so tight I couldn't get it off. My guess is they didn't lubricate the o-ring. I had to break off the housing with a chisel. This time it came right off because I did it properly last time. Thanks for the tips Chris!

  18. I just replaced my own brake pads thanks to your information and help on YouTube. Thank you for being a hero. Needs to be more heroes out here nowadays. Thank you so much.

  19. @chrisfix My car needs a top off every few hundred miles. The oil level drops very quickly. No leaks anywhere. What do you think is causing this?

  27. Great video! Please keep them coming! Just a note on how I change the oil on my vehicle. On one older Toyota truck I used to have, it was impossible to get a wrench around the filter because of its location. I found that a dog collar worked well and kept me from saying any dirty words. Also, don't buy the cheapest oil and filter you can find. I use 'Mobile 1' synthetic oil and a Toyota filter on my Tacoma. There are good filters at Walmart, but learn the difference between the good ones and the cheap quality ones.

  28. Question — if you buy a bottle of oil and have some left over (i.e. 1/4 qt) , can you save it to be used the next time you do an oil change, or should you not mix two different bottles of oil? 🤔

  30. All respect bro that you put 300,000 miles on your vehicle since new. Do you drive for a ride share service to have put that many miles on it?

  32. After doing oil change there is some drops of engine oil dropping from the drain plug maybe i need to tighten the drain plug a lil bit more

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