I love that you showed exactly where you put the Jack because that’s my biggest concern… I don’t have any Jack stands either so I’m nervous of it falling but placing the Jack right I think I’ll do alright. Thanks for the video!!
If there's any chance you check this video in the future. I truly would love to know the name of the oil filter extension you were using. Absolutely wonderful idea but have no clue where to buy it because I have no idea what it's called. Thank you if you do end up reading this. Great video!
i like the music, cool...overall, a good job. now, i disagree with you that the best time to change oil is when cold...that goes against all professional advice. you want the car to be at operational temps and oil hot so it can drain out most all of the contaminants that are in suspension. also, pull your filler cap and dip stick before you drain your oil, this helps to break any vacuum and release more oil. you get points for priming the filter ! also i highly recommend that you use a torque wrench to tighten the drain plug. torque for drain plug, 25-33 ft lb. better safe than sorry.
Great video thanks for sharing. What size oil filter wrench does a 2020 Kia Forte LXS use? Also, Can you tell me how many quarts of oil I should put in it? When changing the oil.
Anyone here change coolant of it. how to drain all coolant on reservoir. i cant find out. i put pipe inside reservoir so i can suck it out.but it cant go to bottom structure of it so complicated. guys help me.
Youll have to fill it with trans fluid again to dilute the bad stuff and suck it all out again. Do that 2 times and drive in between each time and you'll have most of the old tranission fluid out. If your transmission fluid is over 5 years old id suggest 3 or evem 4 times. Depending on how dirty the fluid is.
I love that you showed exactly where you put the Jack because that’s my biggest concern… I don’t have any Jack stands either so I’m nervous of it falling but placing the Jack right I think I’ll do alright. Thanks for the video!!
Buy jack stands, it’s not worth the risk
I like your choice of oil filter. Napa gold or wix is all that I will use anymore after watching filter comparison on TH-cam.
If there's any chance you check this video in the future. I truly would love to know the name of the oil filter extension you were using. Absolutely wonderful idea but have no clue where to buy it because I have no idea what it's called. Thank you if you do end up reading this. Great video!
i like the music, cool...overall, a good job. now, i disagree with you that the best time to change oil is when cold...that goes against all professional advice. you want the car to be at operational temps and oil hot so it can drain out most all of the contaminants that are in suspension. also, pull your filler cap and dip stick before you drain your oil, this helps to break any vacuum and release more oil. you get points for priming the filter ! also i highly recommend that you use a torque wrench to tighten the drain plug. torque for drain plug, 25-33 ft lb. better safe than sorry.
Thank you for this video! I see where you're putting the jack but what are you place the stands under?
Are those plastic liners underneath salt collectors?
Great video thanks for sharing. What size oil filter wrench does a 2020 Kia Forte LXS use? Also, Can you tell me how many quarts of oil I should put in it? When changing the oil.
A year late but, why don’t you read the owners manual in the maintenance section?
I have also a 2018 forte, l saw you used 10w30. I use 5w20. Is it affect?
that is your call based on your location and climate / temperatures going forward of oil change. check your owners manual, in Florida i use 5W-30.
4.2 quarts
What’s the shop light
I have a 2018 kia forte Im gonna change the oil n oil filter...does the oil pan metal washer have to be chaned???
Id suggest wiping clean any pieces like bolts and plugs so it torques correctly and you dont worry about stripping the threads on the oil pan.
Oil looked a little high
Anyone here change coolant of it. how to drain all coolant on reservoir. i cant find out. i put pipe inside reservoir so i can suck it out.but it cant go to bottom structure of it so complicated. guys help me.
Youll have to fill it with trans fluid again to dilute the bad stuff and suck it all out again. Do that 2 times and drive in between each time and you'll have most of the old tranission fluid out. If your transmission fluid is over 5 years old id suggest 3 or evem 4 times. Depending on how dirty the fluid is.
@@armadildo6468they're asking how to change coolant not transmission fluid so hopefully they didn't follow that advice 😂
@aprilt6991 i have no clue why i thought he was talking about transmission. I prpbably made that comment at like 1 am.