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Oil change on a $100,000 Range Rover
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ย. 2019
- Using a fluid extractor to do a oil change on a 2015 Range Rover 5.0 supercharged, reset service reminder and replace engine and cabin filters.
Very usefull video , especially how to reset the maintanance light
Thanks a lot brother!!! Gonna start doing my own oil changes now!! Now If we could get a rear differential and TC flush that would be great!!! #notallheroeswearcapes
Finally abs intelligent mechanic… extract the oil… and change the filter… 10-15 minutes
If the owner followed JLR's OCI of 16K miles, then this LR/RR has a death sentence to it. Majority of car manufactures require 10K miles or less OCI. Even Ford requires 7.5K miles OCI on their vehicles and that is using Full Synthetic oil.
Is there still a drain plug.........Kidding! That built in the drain tube is brilliant. Might do this over the weekend.
And......Just finished. Holy crap, no more crawling on the ground, cleaning up spilled oil, skid plate removal. Buying a $100 mityvac was the best money ive spent in a while.
Probably a long shot but is the oil a certain type? Like Mercedes they use a 5w-40 European formula but I can’t find anything on the Range Rover if it’s just regular 5w-20 Castro edge or if it also requires the European formula…
What size tube are you using to connect to the extraction port? And you do not have to fill through the same port just add it with a standard funnel correct?
It's about 1/4 inch flexible hose, and yes just fill it through the oil fill cap on the valve cover, doesn't matter if it goes down the tube or around it, it all goes down to the oil pan
Cost on Amazon for a 2 gal extractor … $80, local parts stores will recycle the oil for free
Why does the oil cap reference 0W-20, but you put in 5W-30?
5w20 was used. According to the Land Rover workshop manual vehicles manufactured up to 2015 take 5w20 or 0w20, vehicles manufactured from 2015-current take 0w20.
TM Automotive thanks, that’s makes sense! Dealership also verified 0W20 for 15-
Is the extraction necessary?
Don’t you still have to change the oil drain plug every so often?
What size is that oil filter socket?
God bless you man.
Thank you for the info
Can you reset the maintenance light on a 2010 the same way?
Do you know how to tell what o2 sensor to replace
May I know the oil filter wrench size
95mm 15 flutes
TM Automotive 100%? land rover original is showing 90mm 15 flute for 13+ Rover
@@MrRapSick I'm sorry it is 90mm 15 flutes you are correct
TM Automotive thanks for the quick response one more question if you would, for the 3.0L V6 petrol RR would 8.5 Quarts be too much? from empty to full am i looking at like 7 to 8Q maybe🤔 thanks again.
@@MrRapSick spec says 8 liters, which is about 8.5 quarts so that will do.
what did you use to pump in oil? where can i buy one
Mityvac air operated fluid evacuator. You can find them on Amazon
Can u drain it from the oil pan like every other car.
Yes you sure can.
Just drain it from the bottom. I don't trust those hoses, I have seen problems.
Ehh.. even draining from the bottom doesn't necessarily get all debris out from the oil pan. Inside most oil pans aren't exactly all flat. Seen metal and debris still on the bottom of oil pans on engines that had normally drained oil changes. Either method works and if the Land Rover engineers designed these engines to be serviced like this way I am with it. Especially with how quick and easy it is 😊
@@penguinmtz 🤗🤗🤗🤗
That is exactly how your Land Rover shop will do it. Do you think they will go through all the work involved underneath to drain from the drain bolt? The idea works flawlessly. Have been doing it this way for a while now on my 2012 Range Rover Supercharged, full size, out here in hot Arizona. I never go over 4,000 miles though between changes. I'm old school I guess.
Is there not a drain plug?
Yes there is still a drain plug.
SHOULD IT BE AIR FLOW DOWN ?
Yes, but this filter just has a up orientation to indicate which side should face up
It should face UP where the arrow indicates on the filter. If you take the black tray out where the filter sits you'll see a reminder that the arrow should be pointed UP