DIY 2017 Elantra Oil Change Howto!!
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- In this video you will learn how to change your own oil in a 2017 Hyundai Elantra. This applies to many other cars made by Hyundai/Kia as well.
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TOOLS YOU WILL NEED:
-A way of getting the car up in the air
-6 inch 3/8 drive extension
-3/8 drive ratchet
- 17mm Socket
- 74-76mm Oil Filter wrench
-Oil Catch Pan
-Brake Cleaner Spray
-Funnel
-Rags/Paper towel
Hope this helps any of you out there doing your own oil changes!
Good Luck!
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Hey man, nice video. Thanks. I pick up the QS Synth at Walmart for what, $17.98? I like the Mobil 1 Filters myself. I may move up to 5w30....I use the 5W20 as well but from what I gather you get a little more protection on 5w30?...not really sure. Also I have no leaks but will use like an 1/8th or less, of a quart between oil changes. Somewhere around 3,500 miles on the oil I add like a 1/4 of a cup....yes, it's that little.
JEM Autos went got a boughted car lot a 2018 Hyundai Elantra just like your car went to autozone get oil filter wrench not available Idk what's the part # oil filter wrench you got it from?
Pouring the oil out of the jug sidways! Not everyone knows that trick, but it saves big messes!
Pretty good young man, however, always start engine, let run about 30 seconds, check for any leaks, make sure oil pressure light Is off, then turn off. Let sit for 2 or 3 minutes, then check oil level. Also, I have the same car, bought new, and Hyundai is adamant about using THEIR oil filters. I grab a few every now and then as I drive past the dealership frequently. Dont want to have any EXCUSES from them should an engine issue arise. I use 10 30 castrol gtx in mine. Dont trust watery oil, and owners manual says it's ok to do so. My engine is much quieter on this, and noticeably noisier on the watery oil. I subscribed 👍
Hey John, I like your post. I have a 2018 Elantra, SE, 6 speed manual, 2.0 liter 4. Like in the video. I use a Mobil 1 Filter, or WIX, and 5w20 synthetic. I change the oil at 4k-4500. I was thinking of changing the oil and moving up to 5W30 and staying there all year. I live in New England. It does get cold in the winter and somewhat hot in the summer but not hot like down south. Sometimes I feel like I'm throwing my money away changing at 4,500 miles and using full synthetic but I need to keep the car a long time. I was thinking of going Blend, but Full synth might be best. I do notice that, (I have 40K on the odometer), that I use maybe an 1/8th of a quart, very little at around the 3,500 mark and need to add very little. What's you're take on all this, thanks.
In fact, we have spoken before now that I see your name!
@@joeb2588 They are developing the engine tolerances tighter so they can use thinner oil for its pumpability. The majority of engine wear occurs at start up when you have high rotational load in the valve train, the furthest distance from the oil pump. The sooner the thin oil can get there, the less wear can occur. And, of course, thin oil is much easier to pump and yields slightly better fuel economy.
Hey john, how have you been? How's your Elantra been running? Stay safe buddy.
@@123livewire Someone told me once, the most important thing, is that the oil gets there. Thin gets there first.
Great video! One thing. The placement of your jack stands is precarious. If you follow your door handle straight down and look under the car, you will see two "notches". That is where the stands are supposed to go. Thanks!
Good video. Thanks for sharing. The only thing that threw me off was your vid pic shows 5w-30 and then you use the recommended oil: 5w-20 to fill.
Never changed my oil by myself before so this guided me perfectly
My fear is being under my car and not having secured a jack correctly only for the car to fall on me
Deshon Rogers, you might try driving the car onto ramps, backed up by jack stands, and chocking the back tires. I’ve been doing this method for years and it’s served me well. Yes, you want all the safety measures you can get. 👍🏼
@@carlovanrijk4039 thank you! This is literally all thats stopping me from performing a lot of my own maintenance. I never even considered using ramps.
@@diamari91 so much easier to drive up on them rather than jack it up. 😃👍🏼
Well done, concise and to the point.
what size is that plug for the oil fumoto
I am changing oil on my 2019 Elantra SE - the most basic model out there and one of the last vehicles with standard transmission. I cannot find anywhere that tells me how to reset the service engine light after an oil change. I do not have cruise control, nor a menu button on my steering wheel. There seem to be many CZcams videos now on changing oil on 2017-2019 elantras, but not a single one includes resetting the service engine light which I think is actually part of the job, as well as cleaning up after the job.
Not sure if it applies to the Hyundai, but I had a car where the oil light reset was a switch in the glove box
same girl !!! did you ever find anything helpful ??
Thank you great video
I just installed my Fumoto drain valve yesterday. Kinda nervous since the lever is pointed slightly towards the street. Although the plastic kinda covers it up but still. It's also an inch lower on yellow speed racing inverted street pro coilovers.
Which version of the fumoto valve do you have installed?
Just did my oil thanks to you
Great video
It's not necessary to fill up the filter though. And you should probably open the oil cap while draining to get some air in their and get all the old oil out
What is that spray you used ?
Hi JEM...
Very good video. Excellent Intro... with parts, tools & products to be use....
Please !!! Use cardboard to lay underneath & disposable glove next time... Keep it up, nice & safe.
Sincerely, Mr V.
It doesn’t take 15-20 minutes for the oil to drain
Do you use this oil and viscosity all year round? no problem?
Are you sure its a 74-76mm oil filter cap size? I read online its 80mm, my 74mm doesnt fit.
Are all 2007 elantra drain plug like that? No need to use any tools and just turn the valve to drain?
Great video. Ty for the help
Thank you.
the 2.0 engine is good？ how many MPG at city and highways
book mac I get 40 MPG on road trips on the highway. Mixed highway and city I get 35-36
Why does the washer on plug need to be replaced
@Isaiah Davis While it's often incorrectly called a crush washer, it's a deformable aluminum washer. The tightened bolt will leave a slight pattern on it when it's tightened up against it. This may leave a small ridge. When you reuse it and tighten the bolt, it will contact that ridge and give the feeling that it's properly tightened. That small ridge will wear down as the bolt expands and contracts from heating and work itself loose.
Never had an issue with it, but what the hell. They are cheap.
Is it the same for the elantra sport?
The sport has a different engine but the concept is the same. The amount of oil you put in will be different, it should be in the manual.
Use 5w 30 full synthetic for the elantra sport
Gloves the next time.