How To Complete An Engine Oil Service In A Mazda CX-5 (2.0L SkyActiv-G) - DIY

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  • How to perform a complete Engine Oil Service (Oil Filter, Sump Gasket & Oil Fill) on a 2017 KF Series Mazda CX-5 with the 2.0L SkyActiv-G Engine.
    0:00 - Intro
    0:17 - Vehicle Specs.
    0:22 - Required Parts, Part Numbers and Pricing
    1:13 - Before Draining Engine Oil
    1:49 - Jacking and Securing the Vehicle
    2:18 - Draining the old Engine Oil
    4:08 - Removing the old Engine Oil Filter
    4:21 - Installing the new Engine Oil Filter
    5:35 - Installing the new Sump Plug Gasket and Oil Sump Plug
    6:32 - Lowering the Vehicle
    6:44 - Filling Engine with new Engine Oil
    7:44 - Engine Start-Up and Oil Level Check
    8:15 - Conclusion
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Komentáře • 45

  • @georgeb1989
    @georgeb1989 Před 2 lety +2

    A well-done video! Thank you for every bit of information! Cheers!

  • @motheolebelo
    @motheolebelo Před 3 lety

    Good usable guide.

  • @abdullahbakeer563
    @abdullahbakeer563 Před 3 lety +1

    Thaaaanks a lot man!

  • @gerry3670
    @gerry3670 Před 3 lety +5

    Good video mate. Just the recommended torque for a sump plug with an Aluminium crush washer is 30-34 Nm (22-25 ft-lb) and the oil added shouldn't be more than a half between the two marks in the stick; the oil level will rise as it settles after the engine if switched off.

  • @KensleyInnocent
    @KensleyInnocent Před 2 lety +2

    Really liked the video man(although I don't own a CX5). But by watching too much ChrisFix's videos😂 I'd suggest you tu put other stuff (like two tires under the car, and use the jack as a fail safe too), then give the car a good shake to see if it won't fall on you.
    Then don't put the Oil filter back dry....put some fresh oil on the inside then screw it it.

  • @Raj-nh3fc
    @Raj-nh3fc Před rokem +5

    I would have used 5w 30 in any climate. It is a thinner smooth flowing oil and it covers the whole usable range of temperatures except for the extremely cold areas like northern Scandinavia and Russia where temperature can be below -20 Deg C. There i would use 0w 20.

    • @aussie8114
      @aussie8114 Před 10 měsíci +1

      Thinner oil has some disadvantages so no point using it if not required. Where I live it’s 10w

  • @luisaranaz4070
    @luisaranaz4070 Před 3 lety +8

    I like your video, everything correct but it is always a good idea when you put back the new oil 🛢 filter to add some oil to it ,that way the engine will not run dry for few seconds, just keep that in mind,it is a very important detail; take care, keep the good work ,Cheers!!

  • @tubamanandy2
    @tubamanandy2 Před rokem +3

    Good video but just cant get my head around why you didnt/wouldnt pre-fill the new oil filter ? Been doing this as a DIY mechanic since the 80's

  • @mishmohd
    @mishmohd Před 3 lety +1

    What about the piston cleaning fluid

  • @thetechlibrarian
    @thetechlibrarian Před rokem

    Hey have you ever used 0w20 before ? I have used both. I was curious if you thought this engine sounds louder with 5w30? Not the valves clatter but like the exhaust. Or maybe it’s that the valves are quit so now I hear the exhaust more

  • @jaelynbrose8713
    @jaelynbrose8713 Před 3 lety +9

    Just to let people know... On eBay, I just bought 4 genuine Mazda oil filters for $20.36 ($5.09 each), 20 new crush washers for a total of $7.57 (that's including .58 cents for tax), and 5 quarts of full synthetic Kirkland Signature oil for $23.19. So the first oil change for my 2021 Mazda CX-5 will cost me less than $30. Those are prices in the U.S., though.

    • @aussie8114
      @aussie8114 Před 10 měsíci

      But we’re they actually genuine or Chinese knock offs.

  • @syumassh
    @syumassh Před 3 lety +4

    Really good and simple tutorial. Just curious, how much would it cost at a shop in Australia?

    • @NJSInstructional
      @NJSInstructional  Před 3 lety

      Thank you for the feedback. Can you clarify your question? The prices shown are in AUD...

    • @bernardmiron6732
      @bernardmiron6732 Před rokem +2

      I'm not sure in Australia but in Ontario, Canada it costs 103.00 cad$

  • @fixdelacroix-france7985
    @fixdelacroix-france7985 Před 2 lety +2

    Hello,good video.I don t find this Castrol 10W30 in France,Castrol 5w30 is OK?What do you think?Thanks a lot for explaination.

    • @NJSInstructional
      @NJSInstructional  Před 2 lety +3

      Best to check with your vehicle's owners manual as the climate in France is quite different to the climate here in Australia. The engine oil spec. depends on the environment the vehicle will operate in.

    • @fixdelacroix-france7985
      @fixdelacroix-france7985 Před 2 lety +1

      @@NJSInstructional Sure,I'll do it.Thanks for answering

  • @Sam-kw9wd
    @Sam-kw9wd Před 9 dny +1

    Where do you guys buy the oem oil filters from?

  • @jremaine1
    @jremaine1 Před 2 lety

    Why does my cx 5 2017 take 5.2 engine oil?

  • @Raj-nh3fc
    @Raj-nh3fc Před rokem +1

    I hate those sump plugs that use hex keys. The grip is terrible on those and there is a real danger of destroying the hole for the hex key if he's key is not inserted in a snug fashion. The only good thing is that those those plugs can not be over tightened.

  • @MaurizioCarrar
    @MaurizioCarrar Před 2 lety +2

    Reset Service?

    • @NJSInstructional
      @NJSInstructional  Před 2 lety +3

      Yes, I released a video on how to reset the Service symbol last month. Be sure to check it out!

  • @seler007
    @seler007 Před 2 lety +8

    10W30 oil never... It is a smooth running engine, this oil will only increase consumption. 0W-20 or 5W-30 A5/B5

    • @thetechlibrarian
      @thetechlibrarian Před rokem

      The book does have a surprisingly wide range of weights.

    • @matsudakodo
      @matsudakodo Před 9 měsíci

      No, thicker oil decreases consumption. And it's used with the turbo (5W-30). Same motor.

  • @wojtekkubacki5382
    @wojtekkubacki5382 Před rokem +2

    Mazda oil 0-20 recommended

    • @NJSInstructional
      @NJSInstructional  Před rokem +3

      It depends on your Country and climate. Here in Australia, the Oil type used is as per Mazda Australia's guidelines. Best to check your user manual to see which type/grade is most suitable.

    • @matsudakodo
      @matsudakodo Před 9 měsíci +2

      0W-20 for normal and 5W-30 for turbo. Same engine though.

  • @user-zm1nb4mn2r
    @user-zm1nb4mn2r Před rokem +1

    Axle stands on axle not jacking points 🤫

  • @daniellozan350
    @daniellozan350 Před 5 měsíci +2

    Damn why so thick 10w... why not 5 at least

    • @NJSInstructional
      @NJSInstructional  Před 5 měsíci +2

      It depends on your ambient conditions and following the user manual and its recommendations.

  • @bernardmiron6732
    @bernardmiron6732 Před rokem +1

    Aren't we supposed to use 0 20???

    • @NJSInstructional
      @NJSInstructional  Před rokem +3

      It depends on your vehicle and climate. Best to check your Vehicle's Operators Manual to see what is better suited for your climate.

    • @Raj-nh3fc
      @Raj-nh3fc Před rokem

      My Mazda dealer uses 0w20. If you live in very hot climate higher numbers would be fine.

    • @woox200sx
      @woox200sx Před rokem +3

      10w-30 is the correct weight in Australia. We don't care about CAFE requirements in this country. Engine longevity is more important.

  • @drleo6409
    @drleo6409 Před 10 dny

    Your steering wheel is on the wrong side of the car.

  • @tedcolarusso4406
    @tedcolarusso4406 Před rokem

    Wrong weight oil.

    • @aussie8114
      @aussie8114 Před 10 měsíci +1

      Different for different climates. Mine is 10w.