Just one trick to make it even better. Remove the filter for the duration of old oil dripping. It will let air in from the top making it drain faster. Also it will prevent old residing in the filter to get into the system when you remove the filter when the drain nut is back in place
Great video tutorial!! Stumbled on your video while searching for engine oil change videos! Really helpful and easy to follow along and I have the '08 Jeep CRD as well .. :-) .. I am now subscribed to your channel .. ;-) .. Btw, can you do a tutorial of changing fuel filter, please? Thanks!
Hey mate! Cheers for the video! Just wondering if you’ve experienced any white smoke on start up along with a small oil leak in yours? Have the same jk CRD 2009 model, have done a bit of research, doesn’t sound like a biggie but would be keen to know if you had a similar situation, Cheers!
how long should the oil change intervals be? I drive mine about 3,500km city driving with lots of stop and go traffic per year so I change mine once a year. Is that okay? The owners manual suggests to change it every 6 months.
For a crd with lots of stop start I'd be changing every 5k. I'd also be trying to go for a decent run every now an again (at least an hour on the freeway) so that the engine can get to a good temp to burn out some crud :)
Whatever the manual says, no need to change any more than that, the USA has this crazy culture of changing oil every three months and there is a big oil changing industry built around it that actively encourages this nonsense. Years and years ago when engines and oil were not as good it was warranted but with todays modern engines and oil once a year is sufficient and is in fact what most car service manuals state.
Ahh yes for the 2012 JK will need to this (assuming you're meaning on a Jeep JK?) How to Reset the Change Oil Alert on a Jeep JK 1) Put your Jeep in "Park" and turn off the engine. 2) Turn the ignition to the "On" notch, without starting the engine. 3) Push the gas pedal to the floor three times (within ten seconds). Turn the ignition to "Off," and then start the engine to verify that the alert is turned off.
I am abit confused on what oil I should run on my 08 jk crd with 175km Melbourne weather conditions I have been suggested 10.40, 5.30 , 5.40 and many more what should I run? Thanks
Hey mate, I run 10/40 in QLD, find it to be a little quieter in my 08. Both specs 5 and 10 would be fine, def go a 40. We're pre DPF so don't need the newer compatible oils, I'd def get something at least Ci-4+ penrite and nylon both do a good one. Currently running the nulon heavy city diesel 10/40 full syth in mine for the last 50k.
Hi Pav, haven't heard of any? This Cooper filter that I have used here is the same company. Westfil has been around for a while and follows some pretty stringent standards (ISO 9001:2000 ISO/TS 16949:2002) as with most aussie filter brands. What do you usually use?
The bottom outlet is the drain hose, the oil collected drips into it. There's a drain tap on the end of it. I have it positioned above the gearbox cross member for easy draining at servicing :)
What's your favorite oil?
Just one trick to make it even better. Remove the filter for the duration of old oil dripping. It will let air in from the top making it drain faster. Also it will prevent old residing in the filter to get into the system when you remove the filter when the drain nut is back in place
Top tip!
Thank you for an excellent video - I've done this several times before, but you still taught me something new, in this excellent video. Cheers :-)
Nice and easy win
Great video tutorial!! Stumbled on your video while searching for engine oil change videos! Really helpful and easy to follow along and I have the '08 Jeep CRD as well .. :-) .. I am now subscribed to your channel .. ;-) .. Btw, can you do a tutorial of changing fuel filter, please? Thanks!
Thanks and yes it's all filmed waiting to be edited! A few new videos will be up soon :)
@@VideoShowMeHow Thanks mate! Looking forward to these videos!!
Great video! Thanks!
Hey mate! Cheers for the video! Just wondering if you’ve experienced any white smoke on start up along with a small oil leak in yours? Have the same jk CRD 2009 model, have done a bit of research, doesn’t sound like a biggie but would be keen to know if you had a similar situation, Cheers!
Very good 👍
how long should the oil change intervals be? I drive mine about 3,500km city driving with lots of stop and go traffic per year so I change mine once a year. Is that okay? The owners manual suggests to change it every 6 months.
Thank you so much for uploading this video btw. Helps a lot!
For a crd with lots of stop start I'd be changing every 5k. I'd also be trying to go for a decent run every now an again (at least an hour on the freeway) so that the engine can get to a good temp to burn out some crud :)
Thank you!
Whatever the manual says, no need to change any more than that, the USA has this crazy culture of changing oil every three months and there is a big oil changing industry built around it that actively encourages this nonsense. Years and years ago when engines and oil were not as good it was warranted but with todays modern engines and oil once a year is sufficient and is in fact what most car service manuals state.
Thank you for the tutorial! Just one missing point... how do you perform the "Oil Life Reset" in the ECU?
Ahh yes for the 2012 JK will need to this (assuming you're meaning on a Jeep JK?)
How to Reset the Change Oil Alert on a Jeep JK
1) Put your Jeep in "Park" and turn off the engine.
2) Turn the ignition to the "On" notch, without starting the engine.
3) Push the gas pedal to the floor three times (within ten seconds). Turn the ignition to "Off," and then start the engine to verify that the alert is turned off.
I am abit confused on what oil I should run on my 08 jk crd with 175km Melbourne weather conditions I have been suggested 10.40, 5.30 , 5.40 and many more what should I run? Thanks
Hey mate, I run 10/40 in QLD, find it to be a little quieter in my 08. Both specs 5 and 10 would be fine, def go a 40. We're pre DPF so don't need the newer compatible oils, I'd def get something at least Ci-4+ penrite and nylon both do a good one. Currently running the nulon heavy city diesel 10/40 full syth in mine for the last 50k.
Some good info here www.penriteoil.com.au/knowledge-centre/Specifications/194/api-service-classifications/363
Great video thank you. Any idea on the part number for the soft foam that goes at the end of the airbox duct?
Cheers, unsure on the part number I'm afraid
Aye Nye ! I’m short a quart !
Noooo
Hello, how did you install the provent 200.
This modification is good.
Hi, very similar to the provent install I did for the DMAX vid on the channel
Nice
Why step 13?
What does it do?
I have heard of Wesfil oil filters failing. Any idea mate ?
Hi Pav, haven't heard of any? This Cooper filter that I have used here is the same company. Westfil has been around for a while and follows some pretty stringent standards (ISO 9001:2000 ISO/TS 16949:2002) as with most aussie filter brands. What do you usually use?
just serviced my '08 JKU CRD today. Used the exact same oil....and Mopar oil, fuel & air filter :-)
nice work! :) Same model as this one!
The bottom outlet of that Provent catch can....what have you connected it to ?
The bottom outlet is the drain hose, the oil collected drips into it. There's a drain tap on the end of it. I have it positioned above the gearbox cross member for easy draining at servicing :)