2018 Porsche CAYENNE 3.6 V6 Oil Change - US Spec
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2019
- Video demonstrating how to change the oil on a US-spec 2018 #Porsche #Cayenne. This vehicle is the base-trim with the normally-aspirated 3.6 liter V6 engine.
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Great video. I am tempted to do my own oil change next time. Last week I had a terrible experience. Took my 2016 Cayenne to my trusted mechanic. The gut did a mistake. He thought it was a Cayenne Turbo and added 9 quarts. Well since the car is a rental, I didn't know till my client brought it back with a check engine and a message oil overflow. Car was jerky. Car ran around 900 miles with 9 quarts. Luckily I had an honest mechanic and admitted the mistake. They repaired the car changing PCV valve and head cover. And it is back to normal. No further damage at least for now. This video makes it very clear and I will attempt the oil change next time Thank you Aaron.
It's really not hard. Only "difficult" part is the fact you'll need to reset the service interval via the OBD port. Other than that, it's just a normal oil change.
I used 7 quarts of oil and that was the perfect amount. 2017 cayenne 3.6 V6 engine. Thanks for the video!
I seen another post say that there are 2 drain plugs. Is that in fact true? I'm thinking on doing my brothers car to save him some money since I'm fairly good at cars, but have never done a Porsche before.
Just for everybody knows that Castrol EDGE 5W-30 LL (gold color bottle, Not the black one) is VW 504/507 compatible. Porsch c30 and VW 504/507 compatible are printed on the back side of the bottle. It is not available in Walmart store. But it is available online in Walmart for $28 5 qt bottle. Buy two bottles you get free shipping. Besides, I double checked the Audi oil list, castrol edge g 0521951bdsp is listed on the first of 504/507 list.
Thanks for a very detail video!! I have a same problem with the oil filter housing as well. First time I ever made myself covered in oil lol
Fantastic video! I just purchased a 2018 Base model Cayenne with 25,300 miles on it. Its the same color combination as the one in the video. I do almost all of my own maintenance and out of supersitious habit, probably change my oil too frequently. I drove a previous vehicle for 265,000 miles and changed my oil every four months. I'm now looking forward to my first oil change!
Nice, other than needing an OBD tool to reset the service interval, it's a pretty standard job.
I detest going to dealerships, they're more interested in up selling service and parts than professional work. Like yourself I learned how to do much of the routine maintenance myself and I found a skilled mechanic to do the difficult repairs. Great video thanks.
My owners manual in section called “Filling capacities” says a base Cayenne uses 7.29 quarts or 6.9 liters.
You need to install a dipstick. Easy job and well worth knowing the amount of oil added instead of waiting 30 minutes of 1.5 quarts low.
Good video. Great job.
thanks for the video. I changed oil and filter in my 2017 Cayenne using Icarsoft POR II for oil reset tool.
Good to know, that unit, available here: amzn.to/2pkRxht (associate link) is about $75 cheaper than the Launch CRP 129X. Nice alternative.
Thanks for your patience!!!
3.6 cylinders.. impressive
Thanks for the detailed video. It was helpful to watch prior to attempting to change my oil in my Cayenne for the first time. I didn't have a 36mm socket and had to run up to the store prior to moving forward.
Nice, it's actually not a very difficult procedure Only real "problem" is the maintenance reset which Porsche makes unnecessarily cumbersome.
Great detail vids for the job!
Cool beans...thx for the feedback.
You're a legend, honesty 100%
Thanks!
great job
"We Charge out 9 Quarts but...." Hilarious. Great Job and thank you.
On some level, I can respect the bold-faced scum-baggery more than one who tries to hide it.
The correct way to change the oil, whether or not that particular dealership does it, could involve pouring a few quarts in after the oil has been drained-to help clear out any debris that could still remain.
Yup same thing happened to me even after watching your helpful video 😅
Great video. With a new filter 7qt is a safe start in my experience and you can add up to half qt. But some reported in forum that if you go 7.5qt or more during cold season the condensation build-up may cause the sensor telling you have too much oil. Porsche did a recall but I suspect all they did was making the sensor less sensitive to sugarcoat you always have the right amount of oil. Love to hear what others' experiences are. For Cayenne hybrid your oil filter is longer, e.g. Mann Filter Mann HU 7029z
AWESOME!!!!
Good video! I changed oil on my wife 2017 Cayenne since she bought it new in 2017. It took 7.1 Qtz Mobil 0W-40 synthetic from Walmart and oil filter from Porsche’s dealership
They charged me $900 to programmed the tow hitch which I installed myself
What a ripped off!
Thanks for showing the needed tools. You have to realize service advisors are really salesmen, and rarely know much about the cars - they leave that to the trained techs.
good point, service advisors are indeed salesmen
Engine Oil Fluid Type
- Complies with Approval .................... Porsche C30 or VW 504 00
- Viscosity Class .................... SAE 0W-30 or SAE 5W-30
Note: Generally, you can find details on the manufacturer approvals on the oil containers or as a notice displayed by the retailer.
Capacities
Engine Oil Change Quantity with Oil Filter (maximum)
- Approximate .................... 7.08 quarts (6.7 liters)
6.9L (with 0.9L being in the filter compartment). When drained i refill with 6.5L and it’s perfect.
Thanks for sharing something that should be a straightforward task. As a current VW owner I know the quirks of oil and DSG services but not Porsche not providing oil capacity in the owners manual is shameful. Like you I feel more confident performing my own fluid changes if possible vs.relying on the B team to perform the task. Will research other services online before deciding to purchase a Cayenne.
I couldn't believe it either. But I scoured that manual and couldn't find the capacity. Truth being told, I was kind of hoping someone would watch this video and comment "oh, it's on page xxx". But so far, no dice, lol.
Thanks, this was great!
Glad it helped. Honestly, figuring out how I'd reset the Cayenne's maintenance indicator light was the toughest part. Lots of research there.
Thank you for a video and spent time on it.
But how you remove the filter? Other videos says it’s to tough to take out filter with house. Need disconnect inside and remove one by one which is to hard underneath
Hey Aaron, thanks for the video! Looking to do my first oil change and battery replacement on my 2017 Cayenne S. Do you know if that Launch tool is BMS compatible as well?
Thanks for the video. Very helpful. As far as the oil filter housing drain plug goes. Is there a torque spec for this plug? I see it screws into a brass insert so I have to assume it's pretty low. Is there a spec for this?
Great Video! super informative
Glad it was helpful
How about air filter change tutorial?
can the scanner do rear brakes retract on some of the cars?
Does anyone prefer 0W-30 over 5W-30? I live In Southern California so cold weather is not an issue.
Wal Mart and O Reilly's has Porsche spec oil.
Which ones ?
Nice video! How do you like your vehicle so far any problems with it? I wonder if there is an app to scan/code a Porsche instant of a scan and reset tool.
One major problem, the transfer gear went bad at 45K. Was replaced under warranty. Other than that, it drives fantastic and is overall a great vehicle.
So, there are a couple of app-based scan/diagnostic tools available, the most common one I see is the "BlueDriver Bluetooth Pro OBDII" - amzn.to/2QcMvNR (associate link). It's got great reviews, but from what I can tell is unable to reset maintenance indicator lights. That said, because it's app-based, that functionality might come down the line.
Also, my scan tool is $140 on Amazon ;-). It resets the oil change interval notification.
Can you post a link?
Hi this is an awesome video. I had the exact same issues with my Touareg. But you didn't show the install of the filter and housing. It's a total pain in the ass because you have to somehow assemble them before screwing into the engine and the transfer case housing blocks your access. WTF. I couldn't figure it out. I improvised and pressed in the top of the filter round thingy in the engine and then screwed the filter housing over the filter. Seems to be ok. But I may have mangled the plastic tabs on the bottom of the filter. Also fyi the oil filter and housing is the same as my 2012 Touareg with the 3.6 engine. I searched for hours looking for a Touareg diy and they all showed some other filter/housing design.
You right. I saw on another videos it’s to tough to take out filter with house. Need separately remove filter from house inside and then remove one by one and the same way for installation. Fucking unbelievable way for german premium cars
same capacity with the touareg VR6 7.6qts
That Volkswagen VR6 is stout I bought This suv just because of that engine I know have 290,000 miles and have had no issues .
This should be identical for a 2012 cayenne S V8 correct? just bought one, and I'm a newbie Porsche owner dealer wants $625 to change the oil, after hearing that, I said let me get the zappers and reactivate my heart one moment lol
tbh, I have no idea how well the procedure translates.
I use a mighty vac and suck the oil out from the dip stick tube.
The 2018 Cayenne doesn't have a dip stick
Get a CROWS FOOT SET FOR YOUR DRAIN PLUG
Lol! I made the mistake of taking mine to the local Valvoline, basically three guys stood there staring at it for an hour and then said they didn't even think it took oil because there was no drain plug or filter they could find.
Dang, that's a whole new level of competence
After oil change how you can reset? Thanks
Use the OBDII tool I referenced in the video and linked to in the description.
Would you use a fluid evacuator?
Since the Cayenne doesn't have a traditional dipstick, I don't think one of those would work. Furthermore, you'd still need to get under the vehicle to change the filter, so I'm not sure what effort you'd be saving even if you could figure out a way to snake an evacuation line down to the pan.
Your link to the scan tool doesn’t work. I need that scan tool. Thanks!
Thanks for letting me know. Have corrected.
No problem! I’ll be doing the oil change on a 2016 Cayenne V6 base, so this video was super helpful.
Good luck. Aside from the scan/reset tool which is a one time purchase, the process isn't that much different than any other vehicle. Considering the dealer wants $400 and I've now used it 3 times, it's paid for itself.
Just wanted to say thanks again. I completed the oil change with no issues thanks to your tutorial! 👍🏽👌🏽👍🏽👌🏽👍🏽👌🏽
I put 7 quarts in 2012 v8.
Liqui moly 5w40 for that vr6 .
I’m not sure oil brand makes much of a difference
👾Hey Sport...Porsche is a two syllable word...
What kind of uppity loser cares how someone else pronounces a word?
Yeah that drain plug bolt is shot once it’s torqued.... FFS screw that... I might be too cheap to own a Porsche lol
At least new ones are cheap...once the dealer figures out what you’re asking for.
One of the worst engine design ever for an oil change... no way you do it without spilling