Of all the vehicles I’ve owned, the placement of the oil filter on my ‘14 Enclave is second only in odd placement to the ‘98 Ford Windstar I once owned which required you (from underneath) to slip your hand up, over, and behind the front support beam to remove it. I’m assuming you can’t do what you’d traditionally do - after removing the oil filter you wipe the old oil from the housing and stem. Unless you’d do that without looking, by feel. Any thoughts on that?
Of all the vehicles I’ve owned, the placement of the oil filter on my ‘14 Enclave is second only in odd placement to the ‘98 Ford Windstar I once owned which required you (from underneath) to slip your hand up, over, and behind the front support beam to remove it. I’m assuming you can’t do what you’d traditionally do - after removing the oil filter you wipe the old oil from the housing and stem. Unless you’d do that without looking, by feel. Any thoughts on that?
I have this same SUV but mine is AWD and just did oil change on it last week the oil filter is not in a good spot.
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nope but I have done worse
Can you tell me how I can change oil pump on buick enclave 2010
51/2 guards 0n mine ,wait till you change alternator
5/8 SAE
No help at all. You need to go back to sleep.