PROMETEO OIL PAN (6 quart) Install on a Fiat 500 Abarth - HOW TO!
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- In this video, we show you how to install a Prometeo Oil Pan (6 quart) on a Fiat 500 Abarth. This oil pan fits all 500 models including the Abarth, 500T and Pop/Sport/Lounge, 500L, 500X (1.4T) and Dodge Dart.
Tools Needed:
Phillips head screwdriver
Torx Bit Driver
Flathead Screwdriver
3/8” Socket Wrench
(2) Socket Wrench Extensions
Swivel Socket
8mm Allen Socket or 19mm Socket (depending on lower frame brace)
27mm Socket
10mm Socket
13mm Socket
15mm Socket
T-27 Torx Bit Socket
Hammer
Funnel
Gasket Scraper
13mm Wrench
Pry Bar
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This Channel has been a god send. I got my 2013 Abarth and it seems like i cant find anything on these common upgrades. your doing gods work for Abarth owners i cant wait to see more
The studs on the pully end of the oil pan have a torx end on them for easy removal. No need to double nut to remove.
That is correct
Thank you so much
i'm fiat owner , and this channel is very HELPFUL
Thank you. We haven’t been filming the last month due to a big build we have had to focus on. However, we are almost done with our next video so it should be released in the next couple of days
Loving this video series! Great work Bryan!! 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Mike!
Hey Bryan , I really appreciate and love all your videos!, because it’s absolutely hard to find a good well explanatory videos on how to do it, you explain them like “walking in the park “so easy, thanks 🙏, I couldn’t find any video on how to change the timing belt and water pump, if you have any of this videos I will really appreciate it if you can share with me thanks again. Thanks to your videos things got very easy on working on my 2013 fiat500 Abarth. 👍
Raul Polentarutti thank you! As of this time, we don’t have plans to do the timing belt but if that changes, we will make the announcement
NGEN Customs and Performance thanks Bryan I appreciate it!, we’ll wait hopefully something like that will come up soon thanks again for the quick response, best of luck to you 👍😎...
Thanks Bryan.
Good work, with a large oil's cup there is a low oil temperature and the engine go fastest
Bryan your videos are always very detailed and informative. Thank you!!
Thanks Mike!
Nice video Bryan. Good to know these will work with the eurocompulsion skid plate, I wasn't sure if they did. Is that for both the original, and revised versions of the EC skid plate? Would have liked to see how you fit the tunnel brace on with the EC skid plate. Is that a Corsa forza brace? I have an original CPR brace so the fitment is a little different.
Also, first time I noticed these have two drain plugs? What is that all about?
Art2Gecko its a CPR brace. Fits fine with the EC skid plate, well the new one at least. We don’t have any experience with the older one
Art2Gecko the two drain plugs is due to the one on the left being a port for an oil temp gauge.
Thanks! another great video!
Thanks!
This is my first time looking closely at the oil pan and it blows my mind that the exhaust mid pipe essentially runs through it!!!! Way to cook the olive oil, Fiat!!!
John O look closely at the prometeo oil pan - it has protection for that so the oil is not affected by the midpipe. It’s a great upgrade
Could you do a Fiat 500 Pop oil pan replacement? Or would it be the same process as the abarth?
Jay it’s the exact same procedure
@@NGENCustomsandPerformance I went to change the pan but the bolts you remove at 11:48 seem to be bolted on from the opposite side than what you have. Do you know how to get to those?
@@Jay-vi9su same problem for me
Cool floor!
Thanks!
should be installing mine soon! thanks for the install video.
Awesome!
What’s the advantage of installing this part?
@@yv1650c preventing oil starvation during heavy cornering and lower oil temps.
Hi thank again for your videos! I have oil consumption in my abarth it’s 2017 with 9,000 miles there is no leak on the engine. The prometo oil pan work for a better oil consumption?
If you have oil consumption at 9,000 miles on a 2017, I would take your vehicle to the dealer for warranty as you should not have that. The larger oil pan wouldn’t help for oil consumption in your case.
damn, just ordered one and didn’t know you sold them.
Would this process be the same for a 2012 sport fiat 500 ?
My dust cover seems to be stuck from the otherside. Any advice on how to get past that?
Nice job! Wow, that's a lot of bolts. One question, by having 2 extra quarts of oil does the oil chance interval increase or is that still a matter of personal preference.
Personal preference but on a heavily modified vehicle, I would still change the oil every 4,000-5,000 miles.
Thank you
Hello congratulations for the videos, I wanted to ask you what brand is the red stiffening slide under the frame, the one you remove in order to remove the cup.
Grazie Ciao
Good video...😎
Are you positive that you remove the studs? It seems like they are there to help you guide the oil pan on.
DaveTheGolia7h yes. The oil pan will not come off without removing them. If you prefer, you can reinstall the studs once you put the new oil pan in place. However, once you get all the bolts in, the oil pan is lined up perfectly.
Hi there so basically this oil pan fits to the stock abarth 500 without any alterations?
Yes that is correct.
Do i need to change transmision oil on my fiat 500 sport ?
tres bonnes video top
I am guessing it won't work on a 124 Spider?
The oil pan is different on the 124 Spider because of the placement of the engine. It will not work on the 124 spider
@@NGENCustomsandPerformance for Giulietta M.Air 170cv TCT, It's possible ?? Thank you...
A couple of questions (unless I missed something), I can't see why you had to remove the bumper, if you left the studs in place wouldn't they help locate the new sump when fitting up?
I remove the bumper so I have access at multiple angles to pry on the original pan to get it out. In theory you could avoid that step but I want to make sure people have all options to get it off. As for the studs, you can reuse them if you like but they have to be removed in order to get the original pan off.
@@NGENCustomsandPerformance Thanks for the quick reply. My daughters Abarth has a dodgy thread on the sump plug. I have a dowty washer at the moment which appears to seal OK. I'm also thinking of re-cutting the thread to the next size as a fix. This video is helpful, not a bad job to do. Thanks
I have a question I just bought an Abarth with one of these pans installed and I'm curious why there is two drain plugs and also if I could buy the plugs that it's supposed to have separate to buying a whole new pan again because the ones I have don't look the the ones in the video and for some reason are siliconed in and I'm hoping they don't leak I am doing my first oil change on the car since getting it
Why front bumber off?
I don't understand the need for removing the bumper? Can anyone explain?
Apple Agar it gives you more visibility and additional angle to pry the old oil pan off.
@@NGENCustomsandPerformance Your reply speed is outstanding and greatly appreciated
So whats the pros of getting a larger oil pan?
Wich brand or type of oil use this car? How often change The oil? The old oil pan see very clean.
I have got a Fiat tipo t-jet and i change selenia kpe about 7500 kms because The oil get of too dark.
Pennzoil 5w40
hey man I need your help, my son 2013 fiat 500 pop keeps get a po128 dtc we have replaced the thermostat housing, after a about 50 miles came back on..HELP
David N did you replace the sensor as well?
yes sir
oh my son said now it also coming out with a code p2096 that wasn't there before, he loves that little car , great school car n work
No torque sequence??
I was told just now by mechanic that this will not work on my automatic unless i pull the motor
I was told the same. Can you confirm? Apparently the bolts on the automatic can only be accessed by separating the engine from the transmission.
Correctomundo
Abarth automatic . Has anyone installed the Prometeo on your Abarth automatic? Please let us know how it went.
James H it does not fit the automatic! The pan is slightly different and you have to pull the engine in order to replace the pan.
@@NGENCustomsandPerformance So if you were prepared to pull the engine it would fit?
James H no it doesn’t fit. The pan is “slightly” different. We had a customer recently attempt this when the discovery was made. Even the factory oil pan part numbers are different for an automatic and manual