Great

So glad I drive a Honda.

Kimchi Have you ever done a Cowl Drain Clean Out on your wife's Cayenne? It would be interesting to see it done maybe you can get it done for us to learn?

Interesting that you chose 5w-30 oil instead of the recommended 0w-20? Also - wouldn't you want to inspect the oil level via the electronic measurement to ensure it is filled to proper capacity? What about resetting the oil change interval indicator?

Great job, excellent explanation from the beginning to the end. Thank gentleman

This is a great video and much more clear than the others I've watched on this same engine in the Audi Q8 and Q7. The oil filter location is nearly as bad as having it below the engine but at least this allows you to do an extractor change from the top side. That air filter design is wild too! My 2013 Cayenne diesel is way easier to do because the filter is easily accessible once the engine cover is popped off, but this gives me confidence that I could do the oil change myself on these newer V6 turbos. Your video is the only one to show the location of the dipstick tube.

This was very well done. ThankQ

Terrible oil filter location. Glad I didn’t get this car lol

Great video. Thanks for taking the time to put that together.

Great video! Would love to see coolant drain & fill!

This is the BEST guide for Cayenne oil change. Thanks!

I just wanna say i didnt have to pull the whole thing out what so ever. All you gotta do disconnect the 3 screws from the air filter cover and remove the part that is attached it (which is clips) then you can literally take it off without needing to remove the whole thing! 15 minute job max

What scan tool did you use to reset the oil light?

This is honestly the best oil change video I have seen within the 3rd gen Cayenne, here on KZbin. While everyone has their preference, in my old age (50+) I love the easy approach. Topside oil changes are the greatest invention since, you guessed it, sliced bread lol. It's what I pretty much do with my B8.5 allroad and B9 Audi S4, which this Cayenne shares an engine with. Thanks for this DIY. PS: Also good to see you went with 5w-30 rather than H2o, or shall I say, 0W-20. Hopefully as time goes on, you'll get to post other DIYs for this Cayenne.

Thanks for the great video. What is the vacuum tube for and is it ok to disconnect it and allow air to go in?

After how long do you have to change it?

great video

Please upload more DIY videos for similar Models so that people don’t have to run to dealers or mechanics. Thanks

Thanks for sharing. Make my life easier. Did it by myself.

Which VAG-COM are you using?

I have never seen this oil extraction method done in my entire 52 years of life

Can I ask where you purchased your oil extraction pump . I bought one at griot’s garage . The tube which going in the tube perhaps is too large a diameter because I can only get barely 4 quarts out after pumping it for almost an hour

People who have done it? Do you really need the trim removal tool to unclip the sensor?

Mine has only one filter. My car was a 2014 certified CPO purchased back in 2017. It always had only one engine air filter. Is this normal?

Hey. Your voice sounds familiar. Are you a voice actor? I just can't remember where I heard it.

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Thank you. this is great! Decided to stop purchasing Audicare after 6 years. Called Audi Bay Area dealer yesterday, they would charge $383 for the oil change alone. By comparison, one-time cost of $100 for the extractor, $45 for oil and filter making the dealer cost look like a HUGE ripoff.

10x easier to just take out the airbox screws instead.

Lol

What can I do if one of the most well known Mercedes dealerships broke the snorkle plastic clip on my car? Is it absolutely necessary to have a continuing tube to the front? Does the snorkle run to the radiator or is the plastic oval/elliptical shaped end piece nor important to be 100% attached near the front bumper?

I have the 2016 and this helped me a ton. Do you still have this car? I don’t drive so I’m just hitting 60k now. Have you changed your spark plugs, brake fluid, radiator fluid or anything else? I love how you explain things and would love videos on those.

You need to use less water with Castile soap if you want thick foam. I think Castile soap makes the best foam .

Thanks for the video. I have changed my oil twice now, and have decided to change it after every 6 months but replace the filter annually.

Thank you for this. So can I use any epoxy or do I need that specific kit

Hilarious video! The only thing missing is to lubricate the o-ring on the new oil filter before installing it. ;)

I don’t understand why you need to remove whole filter if you need unscrew just 3 screws and it’s way easier to replace it instead to have a deal with clamp and sensor.I just did it on the car.

Great video. Sidenote: The bolts to the engine need 9Nm tourque.

Thank you so much for this!

Thanks! Love your video because it gets right to the point with no BS or music or any extra junk. No talking about how many cars you have, what your mom made for dinner or how your dad taught your how to fish or some other claptrap. Excellent

I did not realize that there are kits! I thought I was going to have to call a professional and pay big bucks! Thanks!

ROFL. YOu crack me up. Great Video.

The concord Audi dealer charge me for 199 for oil change in 2019

Excellent work Kimchi!! I have a repair I need to make at my house and you are really thinking out of the box here. I haven't seen anyone else using this technique. Very helpful!!

What if car won't start?

That looks terrible I would not accept that

Thanks man you helped a lot

How much should this cost??

Thanks for sharing!

This is especially useful now in California will all the fires

Excellent video.