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Ok, to save people searching the description, or owner sites where pedants say ‘read the owner’s manual’ the capacity for the Clio mk4 tce90 is 4.1 litres of engine oil, usually it’s 5W30, I happen to use 10W40 this time, another recommended fully synthetic oil. Four-point-One litres, so it’s a bit over 4 Quarts US (is it 1 litre approx equals 5% more than a quart US? So that’d be 4.2 Quarts US in total). I have ramps, not a full level raising situation, and everyone wants to put 3.8 litres or so in, then run it, and then check for leaks before dropping the car down, so it’s important to know the capacity…incidentally, my wife pointed out, the handbook DOES state ‘1.5 to 2 litres’ is the amount needed to go from the lower dipstick mark to the upper one. So, theoretically, you put in 2.6 litres of engine oil, it;s at the minimum on the dipstick and another 1.5 litres sees it at maximum BUT if the car is angled, on ramps, I’d never risk the minimum quantity.! So, 3.8 litres it is, and the best tip, is to pre-fill the new oil filter with oil beforehand, which especially works in this car because the filter cartridge sits the ‘right way up’ to hold the oil this way, and you can therefore fill it totally almost without spilling too much when screwing it on. This, avoids the tense few seconds of waiting, wearing the engine while it fills the filter cartridge for that first start. Take care all.
No need to jack up the car, it can be done without. Don't drain the transmission, it's the plug as seen here. 5W40 is better for the engine, thin oil is only for test stand economics. I asked for my TCe 100, Nissan answered it's ok. My Nissan K14 has slots in that undercover for the plug, by the way.
Hello @Super Vitz! Sorry for the English, we're French and we're trying to do our best to make good tutorials. But we might have skipped some mistakes. We hope this video still helped you to change the oil on your Clio mk4.
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Ok, to save people searching the description, or owner sites where pedants say ‘read the owner’s manual’ the capacity for the Clio mk4 tce90 is 4.1 litres of engine oil, usually it’s 5W30, I happen to use 10W40 this time, another recommended fully synthetic oil. Four-point-One litres, so it’s a bit over 4 Quarts US (is it 1 litre approx equals 5% more than a quart US? So that’d be 4.2 Quarts US in total). I have ramps, not a full level raising situation, and everyone wants to put 3.8 litres or so in, then run it, and then check for leaks before dropping the car down, so it’s important to know the capacity…incidentally, my wife pointed out, the handbook DOES state ‘1.5 to 2 litres’ is the amount needed to go from the lower dipstick mark to the upper one.
So, theoretically, you put in 2.6 litres of engine oil, it;s at the minimum on the dipstick and another 1.5 litres sees it at maximum BUT if the car is angled, on ramps, I’d never risk the minimum quantity.! So, 3.8 litres it is, and the best tip, is to pre-fill the new oil filter with oil beforehand, which especially works in this car because the filter cartridge sits the ‘right way up’ to hold the oil this way, and you can therefore fill it totally almost without spilling too much when screwing it on. This, avoids the tense few seconds of waiting, wearing the engine while it fills the filter cartridge for that first start. Take care all.
Need more people like you, I like your thinking mate
wow, this was so easy to understand, thanks
You’re very welcome!
The best work I've ever seen. Thank you
Thanks Levent !
Team, you are producing very good videos. I would like to see more of skoda 1.6TDI CLNA engine service videos
Thank you Sadanand ! Thank you! We have some videos about Polo 1.6 tdi, maybe it can help you ;)
No need to jack up the car, it can be done without. Don't drain the transmission, it's the plug as seen here. 5W40 is better for the engine, thin oil is only for test stand economics. I asked for my TCe 100, Nissan answered it's ok. My Nissan K14 has slots in that undercover for the plug, by the way.
❤thanks it's helpful
Hi @TAMASGENify ! My pleasure, I hope the operation went well 👌
@@UseTool_EN Appreciate it thanks for the security tips.
What was the washer size? thanks
Very good video.
About the oil drain plug tool, is it a custom sized key or is it a ratchet square size? Thank you!
It is a 8mm 4 sided bit
@@mohamedachahbar9246 already bought a 8/10mm square bit 😉 thank you
nicely done
Thanks Jakub :)
Hello. how many mm is the key that removes the oil filter?
27mm if i’m right
Dodgy English!
Also this oil filter does not click or lock into place, it just sits in the plastic housing.
Hello @Super Vitz! Sorry for the English, we're French and we're trying to do our best to make good tutorials. But we might have skipped some mistakes. We hope this video still helped you to change the oil on your Clio mk4.
How many liters of oil should we put?
4.10 liters approx. but check after some days after refill
Hey friend I livee in denmark and I have CLIO IV Sport Tourer (KH_) 1.5 dCi 75 (Diesel) 2015 is 5w30 or 5w40 should I use?
Hi @HADI hadi, 5W40 should be just fine.
Sometines they prefer Elf evolution full tech fe 5/30. But you need to look to the referantial nummer is that RN0720?