Changing the Oil in an Aston Martin DB9

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
  • In this video I show the process of changing the oil in an Aston Martin DB9. This isn't a terribly difficult task if you know a couple tricks to get the oil filter out of the car.
    For more information, videos, DIYs, and for Aston Martin parts and supplies, check out www.Redpants.lol
    DISCLAIMER: As always, follow all safety protocols. Don't undertake this task if you aren't comfortable with it and fully understand it. You are ultimately responsible for anything you do. Neither Redpants, LLC or myself is responsible or liable for anything that may occur.

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  • @jcmartinez7527
    @jcmartinez7527 2 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    It really wasn’t bad. I followed it as you said, stuck my finger in the threaded hole of the filter to snake it out.
    Everyone who complains is just whinning 😂

  • @JNFGambler24-7
    @JNFGambler24-7 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Just got done and what an ABSOLUTE PAIN IN THE PSOTERIOR!!! The angle of the filter and the radius on end of the fitler makes fitting a 3 finger grip tool impossible, in the end I used my old - 30 year old - chain tool, I had to use the new filter as a sample and weld the the chains in size place as there is no room for jiggling to get purchase, you need to locate and turn without any play, maybe your tool works easier, but I couldn't find one like yours in England. Eventually my old trusty tool worked. I thought I had all my tool tools set, but as usual it all depends on getting the suitable tool for the job. I'v saved the old filter and bought 3 more tools and make one of them in advance to work more efficiently. Sorry about the rant....Good informative and helpful video!!

  • @erikdisomma1759
    @erikdisomma1759 2 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Unfortunately, without removing the lower pans, the old oil from the filter removal will create a mess as it slowly, over the course of days, runs inside the pans drips from all the seams onto the ground. Even when you think you caught all the oil from the filter spillage, it still somehow leaks out. I typically use a can of degreaser and a hose tp clean everything straight down over the filter area after the oil change so none of that gets caked up inside. I keep telling myself that removing the pans is the best bet, but I never do.

  • @JNFGambler24-7
    @JNFGambler24-7 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Hey, how do you know if you have the correct dipstick or dikstick? Seriously, ow do you identify if you have the correct one. my model is 2009 facelift year, so may not be affected.

  • @sailorswithcars8315
    @sailorswithcars8315 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    What size engine is your V 12. Is it the same engine as a 2015 V 12 Vantage S?

    • @Redpantslol
      @Redpantslol  4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      All of Aston's V12 engines from that generation were the same size. There were some differences beyond displacement, which affected power output, but they're all 5.9L (marketed as 6.0L).

    • @sailorswithcars8315
      @sailorswithcars8315 4 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Redpants thanks.

  • @crand20033
    @crand20033 7 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    No rich cat is going to do this himself.

    • @TunerFocus1987
      @TunerFocus1987 5 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Obviously but it's nice to have a good video for people who buy these used & don't want to pay a dealer $1,600 for said oil change when you can do it yourself for under $200

  • @AlexanderJScheu
    @AlexanderJScheu 6 หลายเดือนก่อน

    All Auto/Car - Engineers, Designer, Technic's - have to have *Repair and *Maintain - #Own Products..
    especially MfR's.. Aston Martin and Bentley-Continental..= a 'Torture.. also incl. Labour- Cost's..
    - I think on easy Repair+Maintain.. my 1966.. 'Mustang, Decades ago.... Thank's for Attention, from Germany.