My 2023 bought in October 2023 has 57703, and today I change the oil on my own. Amsoil 0w 20 with amsoil oil filter, and nissan copper washer. Actual cost is 61.23 u s dollars. Thank you for the torque spec.
Thank you so much for doing this video I just got a brand new rogue 2 months ago and I like doing my own oil changes. This is the first video I found for the 1.5 liter turbo thanks!! liter oil change, thank you much.
Very straight forward and to the point especially resetting oil life. Just purchased one. This will help me out so I’m not going in blind folded. Thank u
My new Rogue is due for its first oil change and since I do my own oil changes, I wanted to see how to do this Rogue. I was a bit anxious, but no longer after I watched your video. I just subscribed, hoping to get more videos from you because you are good at what you do in terms of not rushing, explaining and showing good camera views. Also, this is the first video that I found that is so detailed and good camera action and to my level of learning. Thanks.
@@dial2fast I did the oil change today, easy peasy, the splash guard was easy to remove too because I followed your directions. Learn from your experience, I put the oil pan in place, no spills :).
BTW, if you don't have a torque wrench, you can just feel and eyeball it. It has a mark from the factory on the bolt and pan, so you can just feel when the washer is getting crushed and then line up the two lines. Easiest to see with an open ended wrench.
Absolutely do not eyeball it with these vehicles. You really do need to torque down the specific vehicle to the correct torque value. The inserts in the plastic oil pan will fall out with the drain plug and you will need to replace the whole entire oil pan.
Thanks for video..except of the 16 plus clips and the 2 10mm botls to remove the rest is pretty standard why couldn't Nissan just make a plastic shield with access holes?
@@devondelgado1818that is a terrible idea. People think they’re so bright when they recommend to remove a belly pan, but it’s probably the dumbest possible solution that can be recommended. If 15 clips and 2 bolts bother you that much, you’re just another lazy mechanic in the industry.
@@PlymitBoy first of all I was talking about doing it to your own car not a customers car. Secondly why can’t Nissan just make an access panel with like 2 clips. And there is like no benefit to having that stupid piece of plastic under the engine, what 0.2 mpg. And I’m not a mechanic fyi.
How long do you think those plastic clips are going to last? My guess, 2 or 3 more oil changes and they are shot, disappointing to see that Nissan makes you go through so much trouble just to get at the plug and filter, should have had a flap in the cover with a quick release mechanism to get at the underside for oil and filter change. All filters should be on top of the engine so that when you stop the engine the filter drains back to the pan, much like Subaru does with their engines. Also disappointed to see they make you use synthetic oil, that stuff is really pricy most places. Oh well, I guess that is the price of progress, really enjoyed the video, well done, thanks for making it.
@@douglasdever6134 What data do you base your reply on? How many removal/installs have you done? Why would I want to go through the hassle of having to replace something that other vehicles don't use and their owners don't have to worry about replacing? Be real.
@dial2fast Thanks for the video. Picking up a new 2024 Rogue this week. With all the splash shields can someone show the garage jackpoints with locations for the safety stands for this Rogue? I typically use the engine cradle with the jack, and stands under the pinch welds, can I get a jack on something in the front without removing the large splash shield?
I own several floor jacks and jack stands, but when I do oil change, I always use ramps. It's safe, fast, and easy to use. Just drive up on the ramp and do the oil change. For this Rogue, you have to remove the splash shield to access the drain plug and oil filter. I use my floor jack and jack stands when I do brakes.
Great detailed instruction as always. How do you like it compared to the older CR-V you had? The new oil filter location is great because the older Rogues had it near the passenger wheel. Some minuses though, with all of the plastic clip and composite oil pan.
The Rogue is a much better riding car than the old CRV. The new Rogue is quiet, smooth, plenty of power (with the turbo engine). I have always liked the way Nissan car's drive.
With the Nissan copper crush washer, yes you need to replace it because it's a one time use. The washer will not crush further the second time you reuse it, and therefore won't have a perfect seal. They are really inexpensive. You can stop by your Nissan dealer parts department and pick up a dozen for like 0.15 each.
Hi there, thanks for your comment. I typically film maintenance videos of my car as the service are due. Being so new, it will be awhile before I am doing a coolant flush, but when the time comes, I will film it.
According to the manual showed the spark plug is LMAR8G8GS, but I can’t find the correct one for NGK spark plug to meet this 1.5 three cylinder engine. Do you have any suggestions for this
I just checked that PN, and from what I can tell, it appears this NGK spark plug PN ILMAR8G8GS is specifically made for Nissan, and if want to buy it, you will need to buy it from Nissan PN 22401-6RC1E. So you can go to your Nissan dealer service dept and order/purchase it there. The price should be around $25. The good thing is you only need 3.
It would be common sense nice if they would develop an easy access door for changing the oil. Since it will be one of the only things you can and need to do for these vehicles?
Its also common sense that the more tedious/complicated you make the process, the more likely that someone will bring their car to the dealer for an oil change instead of DIY.
hi I have a question when I use the link for the oil filter it says that filter doesn't fit 2023 nissan rogue sv 1.5 turbo. others sales says this Oil Filter15208-9E01A fits this car ? could make sure if this is correct ? im trying to do it myself too and this video is really good
Hi , first let me thank you for this high-quality video. Second i'm from Europe and i bought this summer a Nissan Rogue with the same engine. ( here is x-trail ) now i have 5000 miles on the clock and i would like to change the oil. I never go more than 6000 miles with one oil. The dealer ship here says that they change the oil every 9300 miles or a year. What do you think ?
Here is N America, most people including dealers will change the oil every 5000 miles. I know the Rogue has some internal maintenance minder that specify changing it every 7500 miles. But it's your car, service it however you want to. I would not go a 9000 miles between oil change. That oil will be very dirty.
@@dial2fast thank you very much for your response, also want do you think about this engine i know that in america and asia is use since 2017 but here is brand new i’m a bit concerned about the reliability.
Since I also own this car, I also hope the engine will have no future issues. I do have a friend that work at Nissan, and he told me he has not seen any issue with this engine. So I will just do regular maintenance and hope it will last. The funny thing is people think other Japanese or Korean car companies has no issues with their engine. Even Toyota/Honda/Hyundai all have had their share of engine problems. I use to own a Honda Odyssey that burn oil and I did regular maintenance on it. So all you can do is take care of it and hope it will have no issues.
@@dial2fast Honestly almost all the new cars have some kind of problems. So I bought the extra warranty for mine. It’s my first time owning a car with three cilindree engine.I liked the car so much that it was kind of a impulse buy. So i am a bit concerned about the engine durability and the gearbox. Heard some people have had issues with the CVT’s. Thanks for the reassurance for now ill keep enjoying the car and try my best to care of it.
They could have used a better design for the shield with better materials, like using metal, then had a smaller opening. Instead, they chose the cheapest material possible and used cheap plastic clips to hold it all in place. All about saving a buck.
I'd like to point out that they always say to change the oil a 5000 mi. or 6 months. My opinion is to ignore the 6 months. Oil has been in the ground for millions of years, it's not going to go bad just sitting in your car.
Appreciate the tutorial, but its funny that its coming from someone where its clear they haven't changed the oil on a Rogue before, lol! I did mine and didn't spill a drop. I do wish it was like a Mercedes or Subaru with the oil filter on top of the engine, then you can just use a vacuum pump and never have to get under the vehicle at all.
Nobody in these comments tell the number one thing you need to know TORQUE YOUR DRAIN BOLT TO SPEC. other wise it will seize and your drain plug and sleeve will both come out and you’ll need to buy a new oil pan. TORQUE YOUR DRAIN BOLTS TO SPEC
If you look in the back hatch where the spare tire and jack and lug nut wrench is you will find a funnel supplied by Nissan so you can do it yourself if you don’t have one.
18 plastic clips and 2 bolts just to get to the drain plug and filter. What a terrible cheap design! Yeah, the plastic clips won't break./s Should be a simple opening, that just folds down or comes off. And having the drain bolt towards the sump front means if ramps used, not all oil removed. Such a diy unfriendly design. And having watched yts on the new 2.5L Rogue and Sentra, basically the same set up. If I was interested in any of these vehicles, this would be a deal breaker. You did great, but glad it's you not me.
FILL the oil filter with oil otherwise you will have no oil pressure for a few seconds until the oil pump fills the filter. And with a vertical installed oil filter, there is no excuse.
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My 2023 bought in October 2023 has 57703, and today I change the oil on my own. Amsoil 0w 20 with amsoil oil filter, and nissan copper washer. Actual cost is 61.23 u s dollars. Thank you for the torque spec.
Very good to hear. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Thank you so much for doing this video I just got a brand new rogue 2 months ago and I like doing my own oil changes. This is the first video I found for the 1.5 liter turbo thanks!!
liter oil change, thank you much.
Congrats on your new Rogue. I am still enjoying mine. Good comfy ride and plenty of power. I am glad you found my video helpful. Have a great week!
Very straight forward and to the point especially resetting oil life. Just purchased one. This will help me out so I’m not going in blind folded. Thank u
My new Rogue is due for its first oil change and since I do my own oil changes, I wanted to see how to do this Rogue. I was a bit anxious, but no longer after I watched your video. I just subscribed, hoping to get more videos from you because you are good at what you do in terms of not rushing, explaining and showing good camera views. Also, this is the first video that I found that is so detailed and good camera action and to my level of learning. Thanks.
Really appreciate your wonderful comment. The oil change on the Rogue isn't too difficult (except for the splash shield). Have a wonderful week!
@@dial2fast I did the oil change today, easy peasy, the splash guard was easy to remove too because I followed your directions. Learn from your experience, I put the oil pan in place, no spills :).
Very nice. Straight to each step with no BS in between.
Always cool to see what manufacturers do differently. HIGHLY recommend a 3 jaw 2 way oil wrench. Great for tight spaces and grips tight.
Excellent video! Hope to see more on this vehicle, including brake pads and other filters.
Good job. Very detailed. Will be changing my oil this week
Thank you for making this video. I just bought a 2023 and will be doing the oil change myself as I'm not going to pay $140 to have it done. lol
BTW, if you don't have a torque wrench, you can just feel and eyeball it. It has a mark from the factory on the bolt and pan, so you can just feel when the washer is getting crushed and then line up the two lines. Easiest to see with an open ended wrench.
Absolutely do not eyeball it with these vehicles. You really do need to torque down the specific vehicle to the correct torque value. The inserts in the plastic oil pan will fall out with the drain plug and you will need to replace the whole entire oil pan.
It's easy-mine is Rock Creek edition- so higher ground clearance- Thanks for vid
Thanks for video..except of the 16 plus clips and the 2 10mm botls to remove the rest is pretty standard why couldn't Nissan just make a plastic shield with access holes?
I'll tell you why, because other than having no splash cover, it's the cheapest design Nissan could come up with. That simple.
Someone should come out with a modified splash shied that has a separate cover for the oil filter/drain plug one for the transmission drain plug.
Honestly I would remove for the first oil change and just not put it back. More of a pain just to do basic servicing.
@@devondelgado1818that is a terrible idea. People think they’re so bright when they recommend to remove a belly pan, but it’s probably the dumbest possible solution that can be recommended.
If 15 clips and 2 bolts bother you that much, you’re just another lazy mechanic in the industry.
@@PlymitBoy first of all I was talking about doing it to your own car not a customers car. Secondly why can’t Nissan just make an access panel with like 2 clips. And there is like no benefit to having that stupid piece of plastic under the engine, what 0.2 mpg. And I’m not a mechanic fyi.
Great detailed video. Not sure I ever saw one like this. Great job.
Very helpful thank you, i had the 2018 and now 2023, your video helped alot
Glad it helped
Thanks for your time! Well done!
Very good video. THX for this one. You're truly a Pro.
I want to replace push pins. Do you have a part number ?
You can buy these ones on Amazon that are same size as OEM but cheaper: amzn.to/3Cj1otj
Excellent Video / tutorial!
How long do you think those plastic clips are going to last? My guess, 2 or 3 more oil changes and they are shot, disappointing to see that Nissan makes you go through so much trouble just to get at the plug and filter, should have had a flap in the cover with a quick release mechanism to get at the underside for oil and filter change. All filters should be on top of the engine so that when you stop the engine the filter drains back to the pan, much like Subaru does with their engines. Also disappointed to see they make you use synthetic oil, that stuff is really pricy most places. Oh well, I guess that is the price of progress, really enjoyed the video, well done, thanks for making it.
I totally agree. They could have incorporated an access panel for the oil change. I can see people cutting a hole just for this.
If removed correctly, they will allow for many removal/installs. If new ones needed, very cheap at most part stores.
@@douglasdever6134 What data do you base your reply on? How many removal/installs have you done? Why would I want to go through the hassle of having to replace something that other vehicles don't use and their owners don't have to worry about replacing? Be real.
Thank you so much. Very helpful and very informative.
Thank you for the great video! I noticed the Engine coolant reservoir in your car is a bit below the min. line, did I see it correctly?
Thanks for the detailed video. When is the cvt fluid change video coming up? 😁🙏
I am only at 15,000 miles, so have to wait another 1-2 years.
Dude thank u very helpful awesome video
Very well done video.
Ty really helpful and detailed overview
How could I know if what I the right filter for my Rouge? I have the 4 cylinder AWD
Call your local Nissan dealer 'Parts Department' and give them your VIN, and have them look up which filter is for your car.
thank you for the video! have you by any chance also changed the CVT oil? cheers!
I will do the service when it's due for service, but that might be in a year time.
@@dial2fast i’m trying to find all three necessary part numbers for it but haven’t succeeded yet.
Спасибо за хороший технический обзор.
Did you change your 2017 Nissan Pathfinder to this one?
No, I still have the Pathfinder (no issues). I replaced the Elantra with the Rogue.
@dial2fast Thanks for the video. Picking up a new 2024 Rogue this week. With all the splash shields can someone show the garage jackpoints with locations for the safety stands for this Rogue? I typically use the engine cradle with the jack, and stands under the pinch welds, can I get a jack on something in the front without removing the large splash shield?
I own several floor jacks and jack stands, but when I do oil change, I always use ramps. It's safe, fast, and easy to use. Just drive up on the ramp and do the oil change. For this Rogue, you have to remove the splash shield to access the drain plug and oil filter. I use my floor jack and jack stands when I do brakes.
Great detailed instruction as always.
How do you like it compared to the older CR-V you had?
The new oil filter location is great because the older Rogues had it near the passenger wheel.
Some minuses though, with all of the plastic clip and composite oil pan.
The Rogue is a much better riding car than the old CRV. The new Rogue is quiet, smooth, plenty of power (with the turbo engine). I have always liked the way Nissan car's drive.
Great job!!!
Is a new crush washer ABSOLUTELY necessary every oil change?
With the Nissan copper crush washer, yes you need to replace it because it's a one time use. The washer will not crush further the second time you reuse it, and therefore won't have a perfect seal. They are really inexpensive. You can stop by your Nissan dealer parts department and pick up a dozen for like 0.15 each.
Hi, excellent video, how many quarts of oil did you put in it?
5 quarts
Cool video!
@dial2fast please make a video of coolant flush for Nissan roguet33. Thanks!
Hi there, thanks for your comment. I typically film maintenance videos of my car as the service are due. Being so new, it will be awhile before I am doing a coolant flush, but when the time comes, I will film it.
You said torque spec is 25 ft/lbs but it says 30 on the oil pain in the video?
Thought the exact same thing, wth
On the oil pan, it says 30-37 nm
Can I use Iridium Spark plugs for Nissan Rogue 2023? Have you tried using iridium spark plugs?
Why are you doing anything with the spark plugs when the car is new?
prob a young guy trying to add power thinking hes cool..lmao@@occckid123
Anyone know the part # for the crush washer itself?
11026-JA00A this is from my receipt. I’m assuming the “0” is a zero and not an “O”
Where did you get the deflector for the hood?
It's a Nissan OEM factory accessory ebay.us/N2P3Dn You can watch the install video here: th-cam.com/video/XiSolAd3PiA/w-d-xo.html
According to the manual showed the spark plug is LMAR8G8GS, but I can’t find the correct one for NGK spark plug to meet this 1.5 three cylinder engine. Do you have any suggestions for this
I just checked that PN, and from what I can tell, it appears this NGK spark plug PN ILMAR8G8GS is specifically made for Nissan, and if want to buy it, you will need to buy it from Nissan PN 22401-6RC1E. So you can go to your Nissan dealer service dept and order/purchase it there. The price should be around $25. The good thing is you only need 3.
@@dial2fast thanks for your help.
It would be common sense nice if they would develop an easy access door for changing the oil. Since it will be one of the only things you can and need to do for these vehicles?
Its also common sense that the more tedious/complicated you make the process, the more likely that someone will bring their car to the dealer for an oil change instead of DIY.
hi I have a question when I use the link for the oil filter it says that filter doesn't fit 2023 nissan rogue sv 1.5 turbo. others sales says this Oil Filter15208-9E01A fits this car ? could make sure if this is correct ? im trying to do it myself too and this video is really good
Those compatibility guide is not up to date on the listing site. The filter for the Rogue 1.5L is 15208 65F1B. The link has the correct filter.
@@dial2fast awesome thanks for the info !!
do you do transmission fluid change?
Not there yet on this Rogue. I will make a video when it's time.
Hi , first let me thank you for this high-quality video. Second i'm from Europe and i bought this summer a Nissan Rogue with the same engine. ( here is x-trail ) now i have 5000 miles on the clock and i would like to change the oil. I never go more than 6000 miles with one oil. The dealer ship here says that they change the oil every 9300 miles or a year. What do you think ?
Here is N America, most people including dealers will change the oil every 5000 miles. I know the Rogue has some internal maintenance minder that specify changing it every 7500 miles. But it's your car, service it however you want to. I would not go a 9000 miles between oil change. That oil will be very dirty.
@@dial2fast thank you very much for your response, also want do you think about this engine i know that in america and asia is use since 2017 but here is brand new i’m a bit concerned about the reliability.
Since I also own this car, I also hope the engine will have no future issues. I do have a friend that work at Nissan, and he told me he has not seen any issue with this engine. So I will just do regular maintenance and hope it will last. The funny thing is people think other Japanese or Korean car companies has no issues with their engine. Even Toyota/Honda/Hyundai all have had their share of engine problems. I use to own a Honda Odyssey that burn oil and I did regular maintenance on it. So all you can do is take care of it and hope it will have no issues.
@@dial2fast Honestly almost all the new cars have some kind of problems. So I bought the extra warranty for mine. It’s my first time owning a car with three cilindree engine.I liked the car so much that it was kind of a impulse buy. So i am a bit concerned about the engine durability and the gearbox. Heard some people have had issues with the CVT’s. Thanks for the reassurance for now ill keep enjoying the car and try my best to care of it.
Can you install hood struts on the Rogue?
Yes there is a video coming for that.
@@dial2fast YAY!!! Thanks!
The Nissan Rogue hood strut install video is up on my channel th-cam.com/video/JqEEacn5BrQ/w-d-xo.html
Engine oil must be 0w20 according to API SP and ILSAC GF-6A standard
I cant see why nissan could not make it easyer with out splash guard for diy oil change
They could have used a better design for the shield with better materials, like using metal, then had a smaller opening. Instead, they chose the cheapest material possible and used cheap plastic clips to hold it all in place. All about saving a buck.
I'd like to point out that they always say to change the oil a 5000 mi. or 6 months. My opinion is to ignore the 6 months. Oil has been in the ground for millions of years, it's not going to go bad just sitting in your car.
The difference is the additives that are put into it. Overtime those degrade and the oil is no longer up to standards as it once was for your engine.
Keep this X-Trail oil change & under panel
They do make it difficult. As opposed to no problem.
4.7 quarts? Mine says 4 ⁷/⁸ quarts, which is 4.875 quarts
Appreciate the tutorial, but its funny that its coming from someone where its clear they haven't changed the oil on a Rogue before, lol! I did mine and didn't spill a drop. I do wish it was like a Mercedes or Subaru with the oil filter on top of the engine, then you can just use a vacuum pump and never have to get under the vehicle at all.
Man, removing those splash guards is such a hassle
Nobody in these comments tell the number one thing you need to know
TORQUE YOUR DRAIN BOLT TO SPEC. other wise it will seize and your drain plug and sleeve will both come out and you’ll need to buy a new oil pan.
TORQUE YOUR DRAIN BOLTS TO SPEC
If you look in the back hatch where the spare tire and jack and lug nut wrench is you will find a funnel supplied by Nissan so you can do it yourself if you don’t have one.
Dealership gives free oil changes and at most it’s 50$ that labor involved is not worth it to diy..
Sir, what happened to the Hyundai Korean crap, you had before 😂😂😂😂
18 plastic clips and 2 bolts just to get to the drain plug and filter. What a terrible cheap design! Yeah, the plastic clips won't break./s Should be a simple opening, that just folds down or comes off. And having the drain bolt towards the sump front means if ramps used, not all oil removed. Such a diy unfriendly design. And having watched yts on the new 2.5L Rogue and Sentra, basically the same set up. If I was interested in any of these vehicles, this would be a deal breaker. You did great, but glad it's you not me.
I would do a free oil change for anyone that has a 2023 Nissan Rogue.. But I'll change $200 for all the clips this fk vehicle has 😂😂😂
You should fill up the oil filter before 😢.
FILL the oil filter with oil otherwise you will have no oil pressure for a few seconds until the oil pump fills the filter. And with a vertical installed oil filter, there is no excuse.
Thank you for this helpful video
Anyone know the part number for the crush washer
Tons on amazon they are universal for 20 plus years on Nissans