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Mitsubishi Colt 1.1i Engine Oil and Filter Change
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2020
- How I changed the oil and filter on Mitsubishi Colt 1.1i
- No special tools needed, very easy job.
- Motoröl und Filterwechsel. Kein Spezialwerkzeug, sehr einfach zu machen.
- Vymena oleja a filtra. Ziadne specialne naradie, velmi jednoducha praca.
Danny Clayton, 10.05.2021 commented:
@REBUILD Lab I'm going to try this on my own Colt, which is a 1.5 turbo (2007)... If you like, I can let you know if it's similar so perhaps in the video description you can include that your method also works for my engine variation too!
@REBUILD Lab Ok so I did it shortly after I commented. The only major difference is location of the oil filter; your engine has the filter located where it is accessible from the top of the engine - mine was located almost next to the oil plug. Very convenient! I was anxious to do it but your video gave me confidence (even if it was a bit different!), and for that I'm really grateful :)
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A great video for the DIY motorist. Almost text book. Thanks.
Thank you very much 7omly, I like to hear that. Have a nice day/evening
Very easy to follow and understand! Thank you for sharing this with us. I hope you are well. :-)
Thank you Danny, I´m glad to hear that, gives me motivation. Stay healthy :)
@@REBUILDLab I'm going to try this on my own Colt, which is a 1.5 turbo (2007)... If you like, I can let you know if it's similar so perhaps in the video description you can include that your method also works for my engine variation too!
@@DannyClayton93 Thanks, sure, that would be nice Danny!
@@REBUILDLab Ok so I did it shortly after I commented. The only major difference is location of the oil filter; your engine has the filter located where it is accessible from the top of the engine - mine was located almost next to the oil plug. Very convenient! I was anxious to do it but your video gave me confidence (even if it was a bit different!), and for that I'm really grateful :))
@@DannyClayton93 I like to hear that Danny! Will incorporate this into the description of my video for other viewers. You did a good job! Thanks!
well done great for the beginners 👍🏻
Thanks!
Super clear and instructive the video, thanks for this tutorial!
Thank you for watching :)
Thanks so much, your video is clear
Thank you, you're welcome
Greetings from Latvia. Thank you for guidance, it was really helpful! I just noticed that I've got exactly the same jack)
How often do you change oil?
Glad it helped! I do change it onec a year or after about 10.000 km.
Top man, really easy to understand and easy to to find location's of components.. Also should which oil to use. 👍👍👍😊😊😊.. Thanks man. Will be watching your videos as ive jus bought a mitsubishi colt 1.1 07 plate for my nephew.. Also if you can show other things on the mitsubishi colt ie, central locking not working, interior lights and music system not come on no power to it, thats if you can brother, otherwise thanks alot for the oil change video wish you luck. 👍👍👍..
Thank you. Not sure when I will come to it.
Great video, thanks for the information it was really helpful 🙂
Thanks for watching, Dave 🙂
Great video. It is Simple explained
Thank you Niels. You are welcome! :)
I noticed at 9:34, the car does a clicking sound like three or four times when you turn on the ignition. Is this normal? My Colt also does this every time I turn on the ignition, should I be worried and have it checked? Great job on all the Colt videos, they've been helping me tremendously. Keep up the good work!
Hi, this is a normal behavior, it does this sound for the last 160.000 km.
@@REBUILDLab Good to hear, thank you.
Hi Jean, I have this sound too, up until now, so for the last 160.000 km
@@REBUILDLab la ceinture de sécurité!!
@@jeanval1310 unfortunatelly I do not understand well french, not sure what you mean. Have a nice day
Hi, great video. I have a Colt with 1.3 engin. How many liters of oil should I put in the engin?
Hi, usually those engines require about 4 litres. Just put in three and look at the dipstick, then pour more and keep looking at dipstick until the dipstick shows full. You end up with about 4 litres, if you changes the oil filter.
@@REBUILDLab هل محرك كولت1.3محرك قوي انا عندي248الف كيلو متر وصوته مشاء الله
If after 248k it still sounds good, then it might be a good engine, I guess, don't know that one.
4.2 litres incl oilfilter
The car must be raised to the same level, not just sideways,nice job anyway
Thanks, yes that may be through. Thanks again
Do you any place to buy the sump gasket for this car
You have to either cut one from a gasket material or use a specialised silicone or both. Or go with an OEM part ar your local Mitsu garage.
Nice video
I have the same car
Do you know where i could find the gearbox mount for that car
Mine is broken...
Keep up the good work
A gearbox mount...well that part is normally not available as an aftermarket part. If you really need it, then either direct by Mitsubishi dealer or at scrapyard or from a damaged car smowhere on the web. Good luck
My car 1.3❤❤
Just a question really important is this oil also good if im on the highway mostly or do i need 0w20 then ?? Please help.
Hi DBmitch, this oil is also intended for highways.
Oke thats super because idonno what the difference is between the 30 or the 20 and wich is better the 0w20 is more expensive for all i know
I have a 1.3 colt btw
Well, the digit before W stands for the suitability of the oil for the winter conditions. The lower it is, the more watery the oil is, the sooner it starts to lubricate the engine at cold start at very low temps. The digit after the W is for the hot side, for summer, the higher, the more heat it withstand without loosing its lubricating qualities. This is only for your rough orientation. Do not use too watery oil, just stick to what the manufacturer prescribes, because otherwise you can experience a high oil consumption. This 1.1i Colt at highways at rpms near 5000 consumes ridiculously high amounts of oil and it is not even 0W. So one must frequently look, if some oil is stil in the engine to avoid its seizure. Take care.
Ho, It a the same to Colt 1.3 95cv 2007? Its ok oil 10-40w?
Im looking to do this too, on a 1.3 2007- i had a look and it seems 5w-30 is recommended
Hi it is 5W30. Personally I think if you use 10W40, it should be perfectly fine, just make sure you use full synthetic and change at least every 15000 km or 1 year.
Nick Fanny, it should be the same. The difference is, that 1.3 is a 4 cylinder engine. But anyway I must say, that I did'nt saw the 1.3 one. If you can access the oil filter, than you can do it just like in the video.
@@1989Bismillah 10w40
@@jeanval1310 je prefere 5w-30, merci
Hello, i have question please, Do you know where the petrol filter is located? Thanks
Hi, the fuel filter is incorporated in the fuel tank pump assembly. The fuel pump should be accessible from under the rear seat bank.
@@REBUILDLab thank you very much sir
@@modi4363 You are bery welcome :)
I would like to know the reference number of the oil filter, please , i have the car on diferente country i don't remember the reference # thanks
Bosch Filter 0986452041, Filtron OP575, FEBI BILSTEIN 32100
Thanks a lot
The jack stand is not correctly installed- the car is still resting on the jack and not the jack stand! It is dangerous to go under the car with the car resting on the jack only.
Hi, that is correct, it rests on the jack, but the jack is an old one and looses pressure quickly, so in a couple of minutes it was resting on the jack stand. Anyway you're right, it should be as you wrote.
Thank you for explaining that, much appreciated
@@REBUILDLab toujours mettre des chandelles !!!
@@jeanval1310 sorry, because of the french - not sure what you mean, if you owul dwote english, it would be much more clearer. Thank you
la 1.1 c est 3litres200.
Merci jean
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