Memories of Saturday mornings in the past! I used to put a smear of grease around the sump plug gasket each time because I was told it helped to seal any leaks. My biggest disaster was a faulty oil filter which had an air lock which burst the sealing ring and by the time I stopped the engine wondering why the pressure light didn’t go out, I had four litres of GTX all over my driveway!! It took hours to clean and a year to disappear! 😨😨😀😀😀Good work, Richard😀😀😀
Friend, it's undoubtedly the best explanatory video on how to carry out the procedure. Thank you very much for taking the time to create this material. Sending a hug from Chile
I was amazed you took the filter off first..... was expecting lots more oil. I always remove the sump plug first. But it seems, on this vehicle, it doesn't matter which way round you do it :) Just bought one myself.
Thank you for walking me through my first oil change on this truck. 8mm sump key on order before finding out the hard way 👍. The only thing I missed was the oil viscosity? My wife says I don't listen so you probably told us several times 😆
Hi would you do a workshop on basic changes and belt changes? I'm female and knowing this would be so good I can't imagine how many times I've been ripped off taking my car to a mechanic who in fact didn't follow through with what they quoted to do.
Thank you for the tutorial. However that's not only the grade of the lubricant i.e 5W30 that is important but the norm is crucial. On this 2.3 l engine "C3" is required per ACEA. Therefore the can A1/B1 you display is definitely not compliant
@AdamDitheridge ... no , in Thailand they often take the previous engine for a newer model. Also no diesel filter or ad blue. But I only have 163hp instead 190. It is NP300 built 2017
You really should not be praising the stupid little ramp to direct the oil, it has been put there as an after thought because the position of the oil filter in the first place is diabolical, and yes I do have an NP300 Navara, I dread every time it is due for an oil change, what should take minutes takes over an hour due to the ludicrous place the filter has been positioned. Oh and by the time you manhandle the filter housing out you cover everywhere with oil anyhow, so the ramp becomes pointless.
Memories of Saturday mornings in the past! I used to put a smear of grease around the sump plug gasket each time because I was told it helped to seal any
leaks. My biggest disaster was a faulty oil filter which had an air lock which burst the sealing ring and by the time I stopped the engine wondering why the pressure light didn’t go out, I had four litres of GTX all over my driveway!! It took hours to clean and a year to disappear! 😨😨😀😀😀Good work, Richard😀😀😀
Friend, it's undoubtedly the best explanatory video on how to carry out the procedure. Thank you very much for taking the time to create this material. Sending a hug from Chile
Glad it was helpful!.. I am feeling the love !
I was amazed you took the filter off first..... was expecting lots more oil. I always remove the sump plug first. But it seems, on this vehicle, it doesn't matter which way round you do it :)
Just bought one myself.
Great point!
Thank you for walking me through my first oil change on this truck. 8mm sump key on order before finding out the hard way 👍. The only thing I missed was the oil viscosity? My wife says I don't listen so you probably told us several times 😆
5W30 regarding the viscosity but ACEA norm C3 if Euro5 engine or C4 if Euro6 with ADblue. That's crucial to preserve the exhaust
I found out the hard way about the sump key as well 😂 I think I’m going to just grind down the end of a bolt.
Respect the knitwear as he throws it on the garage floor. 😂
Thanks so much for show stage video minute 7:42 onwards. Greetings from Chile
I’ve got Tyler to drain the oil .. everybody is hoping he fails & misses the drain pan …. Lol such a supportive boss
More a reflection of what people watch on youtube.... epic fails get massive views !
I’m glad you said that garages don’t have time to do the small detail things as it’s true. Book times now are getting worse and worse.
I know its tough out there... we all need to make money to keep going
What a lovely video. Thanks for a fun good natured informative video. Keep it up. Many thanks!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi would you do a workshop on basic changes and belt changes? I'm female and knowing this would be so good I can't imagine how many times I've been ripped off taking my car to a mechanic who in fact didn't follow through with what they quoted to do.
Come and work here and we will tach you ! We will try and do more videos - is it the Nissan Navara you have ?
Great vid👍
Thank you for the tutorial. However that's not only the grade of the lubricant i.e 5W30 that is important but the norm is crucial. On this 2.3 l engine "C3" is required per ACEA. Therefore the can A1/B1 you display is definitely not compliant
Dear eric castrol web site is say nissan navara 2.3 dci = C4 castrol web site is true& false
What about showing how to reset the service indicator?
What a joker of a job I’ve just done the. Oil filter it’s worse then doing a ford ranger oil filter and it’s a 2018 and rust as hell
Nice job 🚘🚙🚗👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Can you do a little video on the arches on the navara and where you got them from please
We did this a while back
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That's what I call a TRUCK! ! !
il n'y a pas de bouchon de vidange au niveau du carter d'huile??
On my old Merc i can replace the oil filter with one hand while eating a sandwich😁
not sure this is compliant with food safety regulations !
Can it be done in 5hrs (school hrs)
It can be done in less than 1 hour !
Anyone spot the lady looking through the door window, 16.40 in the video?
I was under the car at 16:40 ? I did look but i think this is the wrong time point ?
@@L663 16:19
hahaha very good!
At 18,000 miles it's due for a full service
What size socket did you use for the filter housing
27mm
entonnoir pour remplir, ça évite d'en mettre de partout!
My NP300 got the 2.5 L and filter is in a can. Easier to handle
Yours is the D40, pre-facelift, I suspect....
@AdamDitheridge ... no , in Thailand they often take the previous engine for a newer model. Also no diesel filter or ad blue. But I only have 163hp instead 190. It is NP300 built 2017
@@_Alfa.Bravo_ Oh, I see. So glad I haven't got the Ad-Blue rubbish, or DPF filter, afaik. Mine is a 2016. Heard they all got them from 2017....
Boom!
Such a combination of good and bad design
You really should not be praising the stupid little ramp to direct the oil, it has been put there as an after thought because the position of the oil filter in the first place is diabolical, and yes I do have an NP300 Navara, I dread every time it is due for an oil change, what should take minutes takes over an hour due to the ludicrous place the filter has been positioned. Oh and by the time you manhandle the filter housing out you cover everywhere with oil anyhow, so the ramp becomes pointless.
❤️❤️🙏🙏
Wot! no orange pen? lol
Its back in the upcoming pollen filter video !
It's the worst filter change ever
c'est vraiment le bazar rien que pour remplacer le filtre à huile! moteur Renault!
Vraiment n'importe quoi, placer le filtre à un endroit inaccessible.