Doing a Minor Service on a Toyota Aygo 2018
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Every car needs some attention. So Today it is the Daily's Time to get a minor Service! We need to take care of this car as it needs to be reliable and Always Take us to where we need to be! In this video we will change the following:
Air Filter
Spark Plugs
Oil Filter
Oil (10W-40)
Tools and Products I used:
Flat Screwdriver
14+16mm Extended Socket (Spark Plugs)
Ratchet
Extension
Universal Ratchet Swivel
10mm Socket + Ratchet (Ignition Coils)
14mm Socket+Ratchet (Oil Sump Plug)
Oil Filter Belt Removing Tool
Oil Drum (Catcher)
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The top cover comes out very easily to give you more space to work on, you did not have to remove the underneath clip.
Thank you 😎💪 so we all learn 🥳
Thank you for the video, I will be doing my first self service this time, no more paying high big money anymore, I am becoming my own mechanic hahahaaa!!!!
Haha there we go 🤣😎 the only bad thing is the stamp in the service book, but atleast this way you know that everything is done and everything is fine 💪🥳
Why 4 spark plugs?
It was a honest mistake 😂🤣 only realised it afterwards and was hoping no one would see it 🤣🤐 i am so used to buying 4, because all our cars are I4 🤣🤦
Hi can you make an tutorial of installing fog lights next to your ledstrips
Hi, unfortunately it is not something i am planning to do but if i had to do it, i would connect it to the power of the Headlights, in this way it will come on when you turn your headlights on :)
Very good video, well done....
Thank you so much! 😎💪
You used the wrong oil. 0w20 is recomended.
Depends on country to country, in my service book it says 10w-40 or 0w-40
It’s 5w-30
For me at least
In which country are you out of curiosity?
@@megalodononwheels UK
1kr-fe engine normally takes 3.1 litres of oil??
I will need to see what the engine code is but according to my manual and Reaserch it takes around 4L... I also confirmed by looking at the dipstick and it was in the right range. Look one can probably throw in 3L but then it will be close to the low mark, I prefer to have it closer to the high mark 🤣👌
Correct 3.1 litres
Good way to nuke a motor adding too much oil. This car takes 3.1L not 4L plus.
It should be even less than 3 litres
What about the pollen filter, how do you change that ?
Unfortunately I sold the car and I have never done it so I don't want to lie 🙏
It's accessed via the passenger footwell. The car won't even have one unless it also has an air conditioner.
Hi thanks for sharing the video.. Fyi, in Malaysian market we call it "Perodua Axia". Exterior design is different but its engine almost the same as Aygo.I noticed that you use 10W-40, is it stated in your service manual book?
That is super interesting 💪 and yea i used 10-W40. It states that i can use up from 0-W30 to 10-W40. All depends on the climate of your area... But i would say go thinner. Like next time i am probably going 5-W30
@@megalodononwheels Thanks for the reply, looking forward more video for your Aygo.
My most recent videos is where i changed the tapped cover gasket 👌 was a pretty cool to see the inside of the engine
@@megalodononwheels I'm pretty sure the 2018 model recommends 0w16. My 2012 Aygo recommends 0w20 but I generally go with 0w30 as it burns oil when using the thinner 0w20
What is the oil filter code ?ends in j1 or m3?
I am sorry i probably checked but can't remember 🤦
Hey buddy... Bought an oil filter recently, it is an Acdelco filter, code is ACDO-303
@@megalodononwheels original Toyota ends m3 i bought it
Ok awesome... The one i bought now recently was a aftermarket one... But happy you got the right one 😎👌
chrisfix 2.0
Haha... I Wish! Thanks for the Compliment 🙏👌
I was thinking the same.