DIY How To Change Oil & Air Filters on an E90 BMW
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2021
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Oil & Oil Filter:
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Air Filter:
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Cabin Air Filter:
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Wiper Blades:
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If every BMW owner actually did this JUST occasionally, life would be so much easier :)
Great tip numbering the ratchet teeth on the jack post 👍🏽
This will definitely help some newbies. Another great video. Keep doing what you’re doing!
Nice work. I need to do this in my e93 and you just gave me the best reference to do it. Cheers from Australia.
Thanks for sharing Jason!
nice video and format. Just super glue the broken tab back on. Or, you could plastic weld it (and the other) with a zip tie. Merci
With the jack stand points, while strong, I like placing a rubber insert in there just to take the load off the plastic edges.
One thing is interesting,e46 oilpan plug is hollow,so it cracks before you hurt oilpan when overthitening it,but it seems newer ones doesn't...🤔
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Sorry....that's not correct. The steel plug WILL strip the threads in the Aluminum oil pan before it would think about cracking. Please do NOT over tighten.....Torque to 25 Nm per BMW spec. with new crush washer
@@abimmernut
Belive me,it have happened with me😃
The head of the Bolt snaps and with extractors(easy out or how they call them( you can turn the e46 oilpan Bolt out,no damage to oil pan happened.
I subscrive, thumps up. thankyou for your info, so much easier to service my 328i s.
Great video :)
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hi...glad to join....name is tony....i might be the 70skid....i have two x5s 4.4 and 4.8is....very informative...never boring...
Need help pressure regulator on fuel rail ... Where does vacuum pipe go ? E46 328i
I made the mistake once doing the oil change this way by removing the filter first before opening the filler cap and draining the oil, of course oil spilled over from the oil filter housing. So I have found that to avoid that mess, I open the oil filler cap first then drain the oil and change the filter last and that makes the change a lot cleaner.
I do it this way for my E46 too.
It looks like the E90 filter replacements are slightly easier on than on an E46.
think you forgot to put the Oil Filter Wrench link in the description.
Very helpful video! What oil do you recommend for 2007 328i with 150k miles?
The standard 5w30
My N54’s drain plug faces straight down.. I’ve never seen that on another one 🤷🏻♂️ it’s not a repair either, there not a spot where it was ever on the side. I actually had to order crush washers, because it’s different from the one that comes with the filter.
Umm, do you have the XI?
@@50sKid yes, but the part # is the same for the RWD model 🤷🏻♂️
For some reason the manual transmission cars, the drain plug faces down.
@@84Bruto I have an n54 with a manual and the drain plug faces sideways
@@freestyle648 interesting. I fixed BMW's for a living and everytime I see a an N54/52 drain plug facing down is eaither an Xdrive ot manual transmission
Hi at any stage will u b doing the oil pan gasket on this bimmer like the last one or r they exactly the same
I will be, I’m just putting it off because it’s a big job and it’s really hot here right now lol
I use LL-01 and change oil every 15,000. Kilometers! Call me silly, but I just don't trust BMW (or any manufacturer for that matter) when they say 25,000km-interval/life-time fluid/maintenance-free and such.
Agreed. I think it is really pushing it, the higher -end manufacturers did this I believe to include “free maintenance” with their vehicles to make leases/purchases more enticing Without tying up their dealer techs too often from more lucrative services. The problem is and I’ve seen it many times is the oil level will drop before the maintenance is due and many owners think they don’t even have to check it for 15,000 miles. Hey BMW and the salesperson told me I don’t have to change it for 15,000 miles…
@@cardo1111 Maybe if 25000km is done, the owner should change the oil filter midway. say at 12500km or earlier to be safe. I heard these oils can last very long before degrading. but am not sure if the oil filter can hold up that long.
@@MrAcc45 There are high quality filters out there that can likely go the distance, my main concern is people getting lax on checking the oil during the long service interval and BMW's are known to consume some oil.
@@cardo1111 I chance the oil every 5.000 km. As I do the job by my one, its not very expensive and I like this kind of work.
@@danielmuller8125 Once a year, or 10K Km Max, in my beloved 330ci E 46. Whatever it came first. Regards.
Do you still have your e46?
Yep, it’s my daily driver
Way too high on the jack stand, could til.
Call me nuts but I change my Z coupes oil every 3,000 miles ... and it’s my daily ...
You can safely do 5,000-7,000 miles. I recommend 5k for short trips and 7K if you do a lot of highway driving
You’re not gonna hurt the car by changing it that often. 👍
You need to do it more often,there is oil leaking.......😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.
Joke.