Great bare bones, work-wise video ! Here's how to reach the [15mm] drain plug - bam. Here's how to get to the filter & remove it - bam. No-nonsense, "I always eat a Denver omelette and wear these socks, whenever I work on a GMC. For Chevy Silverados I have french toast and..." - no one cares, tell me what size wrench I need & don't say "the appropriate size" MANY THANKS !
Right on my friend, my 2012 4.8L needs an oil change and I figured it should be simple. But changing the taillight bulb on ‘er shoulda been simple too which turned into a lightbulb, wiring harness and circuit board fiasco. Which your videos helped me greatly with so I can’t thank you enough. Here goes nothing!👋❤️🤣
I have a 2011 Sierra with an 8” lift. I don’t need to lift it one bit. And I know how To do oil changes already, but I wanted to see a video to see the location of the drain plug and the filter. Very informative video, good job!
I was wondering if someone was going to mention that! They are fine if you do regular oil changes! People get all bent out of shape over fiber end caps. If you know anything about adhesive's and bonding fiber media and fiber end caps, you would know they are strong enough for regular oil changes 4 or 5,000miles or 6 months.
Great bare bones, work-wise video ! Here's how to reach the [15mm] drain plug - bam. Here's how to get to the filter & remove it - bam. No-nonsense, "I always eat a Denver omelette and wear these socks, whenever I work on a GMC. For Chevy Silverados I have french toast and..." - no one cares, tell me what size wrench I need & don't say "the appropriate size" MANY THANKS !
Right on my friend, my 2012 4.8L needs an oil change and I figured it should be simple. But changing the taillight bulb on ‘er shoulda been simple too which turned into a lightbulb, wiring harness and circuit board fiasco. Which your videos helped me greatly with so I can’t thank you enough.
Here goes nothing!👋❤️🤣
I will never pay for an oil change again lol . Great video thanks 👍🏽
Very useful video. About to perform an oil change on my 2013 Sierra. Thanks.👍
Glad it helped
I have a 2011 Sierra with an 8” lift. I don’t need to lift it one bit. And I know how
To do oil changes already, but
I wanted to see a video to see the location of the drain plug and the filter. Very informative video, good job!
Thank you for watching. I'm glad it helped you.
I'm about to get an 08 Silverado. This looks very easy!
Yes, this was the video I came upon when I first landed my hands on GMC Sierra's at the shop 🤫
Helped me complete an oil change on my new 2013 sierra. Great instructional video
Thank you for watching. Happy new year.
Very helpful video! Thanks for posting.🙂
I appreciate the clear directions. Very informative. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Super helpful man for sure saved me a few bucks
Glad I could help
Thank you for uploading this, I was wondering where the drain bolt was on my 2011 GMC Sierra. Just changed my oil this morning 👌
Awesome. Thank you for watching.
Awesome thank you very basic with the information.
Thank you so much. 10/10
I just bought a used 2013 Sierra 5.3 liter, do you have to drop the exhaust to change the transmission fluid?
Very useful video.
Thank you)
Your welcome. Thank you for watching.
You are welcome. Thank you for watching.
Hammer n prybar for filter
And a drill for the drain bolt.
before i attempt this, was there many people here who got the oil filter off without a tool?
The area where the filter is, is very tight. Hard to get a good grip without a proper tool.
perfect
Is bad if you put synthetic oil on gmc 08
No it’s actually good
please bro take off that filter
Fram is the worst filter you could have used. Go look up Fram oil filter test on TH-cam
I was wondering if someone was going to mention that! They are fine if you do regular oil changes! People get all bent out of shape over fiber end caps. If you know anything about adhesive's and bonding fiber media and fiber end caps, you would know they are strong enough for regular oil changes 4 or 5,000miles or 6 months.
@@davidcampbell1899 This truck the oil gets changed every 5000 km. Still on the road driving strong.