2017 Jetta 1.4T Oil Change DIY

[@davelaurentino8021]

you guys are for sure Canadian, I laughed so hard good stuff eh!

[@Teh-Jones]

hahahaha whoa shut it off shut it off. Man I think the whole neighborhood heard me laughing. Got em good man...

[@ariesmight6978]

No using torque wrench on the oil pan bolt! 20-25 ft pounds of torque is recammended. Mobil or Castrol brand oil is recammended. Type fully synthetic. Weight 0W40, adding a quart of Lucas brand oil treatment. In place of one quart of oil. Is a big plus, Lucas has two types. One for regular oil and the other synthetic oil.

[@BlendHassan]

Can you show my how to change gearbox oil change, 1.4 tsi engine.

[@moabwheeling]

Quick shut it off , shut it off. Classic Jerry . LMAO

[@michaelmurphy2976]

Permatex nitrile gloves are awesome.

[@Lordmecca1418]

This is the exact video that has saved me $130

[@sandyshoremann7524]

Thanks for the helpful video! I have an oil change coming up on a 2019 Jetta Turbo. Looks straightforward other than the REQUIRED VW Spec oil (Castrol Professional) and the German VW filter. One thing that would be helpful is if you would tell us the hardware type and size you are wrenching off - especially the oil bung. Also the important Oil spec (VW 502 or VW 504) and quantity (4 litres) and the VW part number for the filter would be helpful. Most folks in the U.S.A. only think of oil Grade (5W40) and not Service Category and Manufacturer Spec since most American and Japanese BRAND cars use THE ILSAC committee fluids. THANKS AGAIN! -Sandy

[@ibarria]

My 2019 VW Jetta calls for 0w20 Castrol Professional 508 00

[@Haffmatthew]

The undercladding splash pan is affixed using two types of bolts- T25 for most of them and T45 for the 3 in the rear of the splash pan. For the oil drain plug, I would imagine it’s a 17mm like my mk6 Jetta, but that could vary.

[@drewski1441]

I have the same car I never remove the rock protection plate to do an oil change. Plus the filter is in reach from above, so it is easy to unscrew it. This is just too much you did it the hard way. LOL

[@jackpetrof9460]

And never over tourque the drain plug, 15-20 ft.lbs. is all you need!!

[@thehumbleway991]

What Size wrench you use for the oil pan bolt??

[@DBLOCK150]

3/4

[@alltheboost5363]

Isn't this a German car? normally they use metric... Maybe I'm Wrong.

[@vvm101]

Great fam bonding !

[@Mitchumthegreat]

Aubrey stalled it!!! Hahahahaha :)

[@chandlerraines9972]

6:16 what is that oil Type

[@doomedandbored]

For a Jetta it should be full synthetic oil 5w40 or 5w30

[@Badgertronix]

No end of things 2 guys and some hot oil can get up to

[@TestDontguess]

Only thing missing is some of Andy’s hookers from New Zealand😂😂😂🍻

[@yamahaet6]

thanks this will help ive got the 1.4 , just a comment im pretty sure you only have to replace the washer not the bolt , take care

[@TestDontguess]

They come together from the dealer

[@yamahaet6]

@@TestDontguess oh ok cool the dealer gave me the washer no charge but hey thanks for this video cause i sure wouldnt have known to change it out .

[@blusevenforever3267]

Hello guys, VW recommend change the plug together with the seal JUST for the first oil change, after that the plug will be recovered and will be changed only the seal. I didn't figure out the reason for this procedure, but that is exactly write on the VW maintenance manual. The recommended torque for bolt is 30Nm and for filter 20Nm, with note do not overtight the bolt and damage the seal which can cause leaks. Draining engine oil on 1st oil change - Unscrew and dispose of oil drain plug with captive seal -1-. - Let engine oil drain. Note Observe disposal regulations! - Initially, screw in new oil drain plug -3- with new seal -2- hand tight, then tighten it to specified torque. Draining engine oil after 1st oil change - Unscrew oil drain plug -2-, and dispose of seal -3-. Note The oil drain plug will be reused after the 1st oil change. - Let engine oil drain. Note Observe disposal regulations! - Screw in oil drain plug -2- with new seal -1- hand-tight, then tighten it to specified torque. - Install engine compartment cover (noise insulation) “bottom”

[@bibo85999]

How many liters does the 1.4 turbo engine use?

[@EYE_SPIDER]

Love the video, very helpful.

[@quashaunwallace3928]

Love that u speak German

[@rizzlerazzleuno4733]

Yo, wear rubber (latex or similar) gloves...motor oil (hot or cold) is not good for you. This video reminds me of how I have been doing this sort of lay under the car oil and filter change for over 50 years....never gets old. Ooooh, my back is killing me. New engines with the drop in cartridge on top side of the engine bay are a big improvement. 👍

[@jackpetrof9460]

Unless it's a Fiat 500Turbo and you don't have a 12" extension to reach it!!

[@danhambrick6331]

Yeah!!! It is Aubery....

[@husseymangtv]

Sick video. Pretty easy 👏 how much are those car mounts/jack things lol

[@treyman900100]

THE REASON THEY LOST THE WAR 🤣🤣🤣. IM FREAKIN WEAK MY GUY.

[@zipper978]

You don’t need a new plug just a new crush washer.

[@EVOdoer]

Great video. Both educational and entertaining!! How about a tune up next??

[@aubrey6942]

That was fun

[@TestDontguess]

It sure was

[@Alex_1_x]

My hand my hand 😭😂 lol

[@b.c.goldprospecting1724]

3/4 " Snap-On wrench?

[@TestDontguess]

Where you expecting a powerfist lol

[@willammunny5589]

'Don't need a wrench'.....get the wrench. Lol

[@joepolo9]

how many liters needed.. VW502 5W-40

[@blusevenforever3267]

3.6l Which is your engine code?

[@blusevenforever3267]

3.6l Which is your engine code?

[@blusevenforever3267]

3.6 l Which is your engine code?

[@JimGriffOne]

Man, that oil is thin. Hot oil change?

[@HadEnough745]

nitrile gloves are super cheap

[@burberryfandude]

'no wonder they lost the war" lmao

[@Zhemmer]

Show something useful like the transmission fluid change, oil change it self explanatory if you have ever change and other cars oil

[@txsviking]

Dang, 1.4 Litre? I've had motorcycles larger. lol.

[@lamanisamir4748]

150 hp

[@gp4086]

185 torque 😉

[@DeathToRoman]

Mine is the same engine, but a couple of upgrades. New intake, new seals, downpipe, deleted exhaust off catback into single, Flowmasters with APR APR tune, 2 1/2" chrome race tip, gets about 192hp, 38mpg highway. 🤷‍♂️

[@rhinosaur31]

@@DeathToRoman how much did that all run you? Do you remember? Sounds expensive

[@Wordsalad69420]

Wear some fucking gloves man, they cheap!

[@bibo85999]

Also, how many liters (hydraulic)does the gearbox put 1.4 Turbo?