2022-2024 Ford Maverick Hybrid Oil Change How To

In this video Eric shows you how to change oil on a new 2023 Ford Maverick Hybrid. From Draining the oil to the oil life reset. It's all in one video to show how its done
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Oil used was 0w20 5.7 Qt
Oil Filter used is Motorcraft FL910S
As always
Thanks For Watching!

[@danielgandara2669]

Sir, i thank you for your time and effort. I will be following you on your journey with this ford. I also just got one. Please continue your video on the maverick and once again I appreciate your time, thanks

[@TheWiscoGuyz]

Thanks for watching!

[@MrFoxfire510]

It would be nice if the bottom cover left an opening for the oil and filter, or had a smaller cover there so you don’t have to take the whole thing off

[@TheWiscoGuyz]

It Would be nice, but from what I have read ford puts it there for protection and noise dampening as well. But they usually get ripped off on the winter months after a few years from snow hanging on them

[@TheKingsComingAlefTav]

I'm not understanding why is that square hole there? It looks like it's supposed to be covered.

[@stevesutton3996]

Question: Do you have any idea why the original oil filter is so much smaller than the FL-910?

[@aarongonzalez2156]

Would you recommend a fumoto or stahl is oil drain valves?

[@Combatpzman]

Note, sure the video maker knows this, the milky look under the cap is only normal if you do short trips and don’t get the engine up to temperature. If you are driving long enough to get the ICE up to temperature this should not happen! If it happen and you are doing freeway driving or drive for more than 25-30 minutes with 50/50 ICE electric use and you get this on the cap it could be coolant mixing with the oil.

[@robinmathews9695]

Who is going to check the oil leak if any as per standard procedure? Turn the ignition on, press accelerator pedal hard, engine turns of briefly. Check for leak if any ... In very cold temp, the oil cap under can turn milky.

[@PeterMendros]

So, dumb question, no need to replace any crush washer on drain plug? Thx

[@TheWiscoGuyz]

These drain plugs have a built in rubber seal

[@chrisbarton8499]

if you have 3000 miles on a hybrid, then you have about 1500 miles on the engine.. so you pulled it to soon

[@TheWiscoGuyz]

Definitely More than that… rarely went into electric mode in the winter.

[@Bridgeman-bg4jl]

Not filling the oil filter at least a little?

[@TheWiscoGuyz]

run it dry... lol