First service 2022 Porsche Macan, level check, and reset. The Autel came through.

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Komentáře • 36

  • @rosslarkin6742
    @rosslarkin6742 Před 3 dny

    You're supposed to use oil meeting 0W-20 AND Porsche C20 spec. So you should be using something like Mobil 1 ESPx2 0W-20. That has the Porsche C20 approval (and is dyed green, that's how you can tell if the oil meets the required spec). People usually only pay attention to the "0W-20" and ignore
    the "Porsche C20" approval on the sticker in the engine bay. It takes more than just the correct viscosity for an oil to be the correct oil for the vehicle. The specific approval requires the correct additive package to be present in the oil in order to protect the engine from issues like low-speed pre-ignition, and to protect the emission control system. Should the vehicle require repairs under warranty, the dealership will test the oil to check for the presence of the UV sensitive dye I mentioned earlier. If it is not there, they can deny coverage. Just use the correct oil next oil change. It's only $27.97 for a 5 quart jug at Walmart, so price is not an excuse.

  • @JB-sb1qg
    @JB-sb1qg Před rokem +7

    You had already reset the interval. IT said 15,900km until next service.
    You lucky it was a 4 cylinder. The V6's hold 8.5 quarts. By the way, ECS tuning had the Mann filter for $10US. Porsche was $20US. And I love the under panels, My S5 had 20 fasteners. Fun.

    • @theoffroadingmechanic
      @theoffroadingmechanic  Před rokem

      There was 2 interval the oil change interval and the one that isn't due yet I assume is the major. That was showing 15,900 remaining

  • @Bloodrain81
    @Bloodrain81 Před 20 dny

    Good job overall at least you saved your sister 500

  • @amrit10
    @amrit10 Před rokem +5

    You’ll want to use Porsche specific C20 0w20 oil in that 2.0 engine. And yes you’re right, it’s a VW engine. There’s an equivalent VW oil spec that you can use also. Pennzoil 0w20 definitely isn’t C20 so you may want to consider changing the oil sooner than before

    • @judih.8754
      @judih.8754 Před rokem

      There is an oil spec that applies to many makes and models of European cars.

    • @Alex.AL_26
      @Alex.AL_26 Před rokem

      agree, My Macan S calls for Porsche C30 specification and Pennzoil does make a Platinum Euro LX oil that has the C30 specification.

  • @ciscoamerica2016
    @ciscoamerica2016 Před rokem +2

    the car must be horizontal, you lifted it from the front, for the complete emptying of the oil!

  • @IIGrayfoxII
    @IIGrayfoxII Před rokem +4

    Please tell your sister NEVER to do 15,000km oil changes.
    They're never a good idea.
    The car care nut explained it in one of his videos of a Toyota that was doing 15,000km oil changing needing an early engine replacement due to it.

    • @theoffroadingmechanic
      @theoffroadingmechanic  Před rokem +1

      Yea I got a friend that use to work at VW/Audi says to not go by the 15k km oil change. But she called in to get her first service done and couldn't get her in until 6 months.

  • @TMM6900
    @TMM6900 Před rokem +1

    We just use flat head for those non reusable drain plug. I don't think there is a toque spec. So i guess that's a good thing for not able to over toque. But would worn out 😂

  • @Alex.AL_26
    @Alex.AL_26 Před rokem +1

    that looks way easier than an oil change on the 2.9L V6 engine.

  • @TMM6900
    @TMM6900 Před rokem +1

    Seeing h tech struggle is awesome. P cars still use the turning fob thing probably has to do with their racing heritage or just a gimmicky thing

  • @360fanboy360
    @360fanboy360 Před rokem +4

    first service? 14k? jesus hope its a lease

    • @gpaje
      @gpaje Před rokem +3

      14K km, about 8,700 miles. Not terrible compared to some that do 10,000 miles or more.

    • @360fanboy360
      @360fanboy360 Před rokem +2

      @@gpaje lol thats right completely overlooked km i forgot hes in CA

  • @SPMech1
    @SPMech1 Před rokem +2

    👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @tomwalma4762
    @tomwalma4762 Před rokem +2

    I wonder what Porsche will say, during warranty repair attempts, about DIY oil changes...?

    • @gpaje
      @gpaje Před rokem +2

      My dealership said it's fine if you keep the receipts for the oil and filter. The oil must meet the oil requirements, in this case Porsche C20 or VW 508 certification, log the date and mileage when the oil change was done.

    • @gregsmith332
      @gregsmith332 Před 12 dny

      @@gpaje The oil he use does NOT meet Porsche C20 nor VW 508 specifications.

    • @gpaje
      @gpaje Před 12 dny +1

      ​@@gregsmith332 well that could be an issue for him down the line.

  • @TMM6900
    @TMM6900 Před rokem +2

    Rich mama

  • @dont8096
    @dont8096 Před 6 měsíci +1

    What model Autel scanner you are using?

  • @meseahunt
    @meseahunt Před 6 měsíci +2

    WHY are you being CHEAP and NOT using the CORRECT OIL which is Mobil1 per the manf espicially during the warr period, not to mention the a/m filter??????????????????? Dude, the oem rec does NOT cost that much more, USE the CORRECT stuff!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @brucewillson3854
      @brucewillson3854 Před 13 dny

      Mobil 1 is decent oil at best… there’s multiple reasons manufacturers choose a certain type of oil for their vehicles. Not a single one of those reasons is how good the oil is at lubricating. Pennzoil ultra platinum is better than Mobil 1 (BY FAR) BUT I wouldn’t use that or Mobil 1 in any of my cars. There are multiple CZcams channels that are dedicated to testing lubricants and I will tell you right now Amsoil and Motul are the best in the game.. And! if you can get amsoil at what they call the “preffered price” it’s almost the same price as Mobil 1.
      Edit: spelling

    • @meseahunt
      @meseahunt Před 13 dny

      @@brucewillson3854 you’re missing the point!! During warranty porsche is known to deny failure if they test and find you have failed to follow their recommended parts/whatever… why take the chance during that period??? Afterwards do as you want…

    • @gregsmith332
      @gregsmith332 Před 12 dny +1

      It's for the same reason why he not didn't torque the filter housing to spec and reuse the one-time use drain bolt: he's cheap and lazy. He's supposed to use Porsche C40 certified oil, but he used regular Platinum instead. If something goes wrong with the engine, Volkswagen will do a oil analysis and will find out that he using uncertified oil.

  • @johnjimjohnston
    @johnjimjohnston Před rokem +1

    a flat secrue driver takes the pluge out

  • @TMM6900
    @TMM6900 Před rokem +1

    The mann vw oil filter isn't expensive expensive at all... Compare to stupid JLR oil filter... Even at our cost... Holy

    • @theoffroadingmechanic
      @theoffroadingmechanic  Před rokem +1

      It was a Sunday and dealers aren't open. I got the filter at lordco.

    • @TMM6900
      @TMM6900 Před rokem +1

      @@theoffroadingmechanic worldpac is decently price. Love mann filters