First Oil Change 2024 Subaru Forester Wilderness
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- This video shows how I changed the oil for the first time on our 2024 Subaru Forester Wilderness. I wanted to change the oil early at 1,000 miles as we plan to keep this vehicle for many years. The first 1,000 miles has the most engine wear.
Excellent video. Thank you Sir!
That is one huge channel lock. You shouldn’t have to use a tool to unscrew any oil filter because most oil filter has a rubber gasket.
I find if you leave the drain bolt out and then just turn the filter enough to break the seal and then leave it for a minute or two, you’ll have no oil coming out of the filter 🤌🏻
A pair of household rubber gloves are a good investement.
You cuff them so you don´t get hot oil running down your arm.
Awesome! I’ll do the second oil change soon. Just past 3,000 miles.
My gf bought a 24 Forester Wilderness Edition last January. Love it. Easiest oil change ive ever done with the filter location.
Using Mobile 1 filters and oil.
Very nice truck! The sport model is pretty awesome too!
We agree!
It’s not a truck.
Excellent! Now change the oil at the following miles: 1,000; 3,000; 5,000; then every 5k.
I have the exact same year car & colour.
My crush washer and the drain fill plug were stuck together too! So weird. I just left it that way. Oh well, I'll get it next time lol
I did too! 😂 It looked like it didn't have one on it but from what other's are saying there is. It's not leaking.
Nice video - I’m happy I have my first four free though….
for extra safety i put a jack stand under the frame just in case. I heard sometimes thos plastic ramps will collapse under weight just sayin
You're holding the channel locks wrong. Short end in direction of force always.
Good to know! Thanks!
Why so many oil changes before 5000? Im thinking about buying a Forrester but that’s weird and expensive
@@MiDeb These changes are not required by Subaru. Subaru’s maintenance schedule states the first oil change at 6,000 miles. I am doing extra oil changes because it is better for the engine (which I plan on keeping a long time) and oil changes are cheap if you do them yourself.
black filter are better then the blue one.
I have heard this too. What is the reason for this?
@@brianaustin1328 better construction. Mr. Subaru has videos on this.
Black ones are actually built in Japan as opposed to the blue ones made by the Chinese/Taiwanese
@@ElberGalarga22 This is quasi true. The black filter that comes with the Japanese built Forester is a Tokyo Roki filter 15208AA160 made in Japan. The typical US dealership stock the past few years has been a blue Honeywell/Fram filter (15208AA15A) made the in USA, although for a few months during the pandemic they sourced a generic blue filter elsewhere because of supply shortages. Late last year Subaru USA switched over to black Tokyo Roki filters made in Indonesia (15208AA20A).
@@Th3Think3r quasi true… I’ll take it cheif 🎩
Where did you purchase the new crush gasket for drain plug?
Amazon. 10 pack for $6.99