DIY Oil Change on 5th Gen Ram 1500 2019-24 V8 Hemi *EASIEST METHOD*

How to change the oil in a 2019-2022 5th Gen Ram 1500. If you have any questions feel free to comment below. Thanks for watching!!
The majority of these products are cheaper at your local auto parts store but here’s a few of the parts i used below.
Pennzoil Ultra Platinum Full Synthetic 5W-20 Motor Oil (5 Quart, Single Pack)
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ARES 56036 - Small Swivel Oil Filter Wrench
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WIX (57060XP) XP Oil Filter
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This is the oil drain valve brand but you’ll have to search by model for the 1500
F106SX: New Generation Fumoto Valve with 14mm-1.5 Thread Size
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[@rlsaxton1]

I’ve been doing my own oil changes for over 40 years and I never though to use a zip lock bag over the oil filter. Great idea! Looking forward to not making a mess next time. Thanks!

[@FirefighterBuell]

Thanks man! I appreciate you taking the time to watch! ✊🏼

[@shermanhooper324]

Same here @@FirefighterBuell

[@Hundert1]

I used the bag and still made a mess 🙄 Gotta make absolute certain the bag is way up, held, and positioned properly.

[@anidejohansen3894]

Thanks for the video! I own a 2019 RAM 1500 Rebel and have decided I am finally done paying $$$ for 3 hour oil changes at the dealership. I feel more confident now, nice tricks! Thank you!

[@FirefighterBuell]

Amazing man, I’m glad it helped and thank you for watching!

[@louismccomack9524]

I pay $150 for premium oil and service which is done in 30 minutes. Valvoline express oil changes are awesome and convenient

[@anidejohansen3894]

And now I pay $60 for premium oil and filter and get to feel accomplished doing it myself 😊

[@FirefighterBuell]

@anidejohansen3894 you can’t beat that!!

[@gpaje]

I use the 2x Zip Lock bag method, 1 or 1/2 gallon works well. I break the oil filter seal, turn it about 1/2 turn, slip on the first bag and continue loosening until the oil starts to pour into the first bag. I wait about 30 seconds until the oil stops, slip off the first bag into a waiting shallow pan I have to the right of me. I slip on the 2nd bag, and then continue to unscrew the filter until it's off, wait about 10 seconds after the filter comes off to catch any of the oil in the oil filter mount. Drop that 2nd bag into the pan I have right next to me and done. Zero drips, no mess.

[@geofftubeyou]

The step by step oil change was good for a first timer. 👍

[@FirefighterBuell]

Love to hear it!!

[@cspnboy14]

That has to be the cleanest filter removal I've seen on YT. Amazing job. I'm about 2 weeks from my first change on my '23 and I'm dreading it. Thanks.

[@FirefighterBuell]

Thank you brother! I appreciate it!!

[@tglidegoody6157]

Big Ups to you on this video. I've changed the oil on older rams before but this was the first time on my 2019 1500 LL. That gallon big hack for the filter was on point. 2 drops spilled, which was me when I pulled the bag down. Awesome

[@FirefighterBuell]

Awesome bro! Happy to hear that!!

[@davidwald2938]

Congrats on best video actually showing everything and perfectly clear and concise. I will use this method on my 22 1500 5.7 for sure. I wish I'd seen this before I bought a slightly different sized oil wrench ( 2'13/16 to 3 1/8) Hopefully it will fit. My first time changing oil on new truck.

[@FirefighterBuell]

Appreciate the comment man! Glad you enjoyed the video. There’s actually a few wrenches that will fit so you might be in luck. If you have any questions feel free to ask 👍🏼

[@user-oy1uv7zz7r]

I did my first oil change like that at 1,000 miles and went with a Pacbrake relocation kit now no mess and 15 min oil change.

[@brandonsmith4367]

Just changed mine for the first time and I used an oven turkey bag. Worked flawlessly and the bag is heat rated so no worry of hot oil melting the bag, that will be my "go to" here on out

[@FirefighterBuell]

That’s an awesome idea!!

[@Ebrock89-wr5ws]

Thanks! I'll do this next time. The oil went right through my plastic bag.

[@brandonsmith4367]

​@Ebrock89-wr5ws ya ive used this method twice now on my Ram and it has worked flawlessly both times

[@chimrichalds1422]

I've got the same truck, thank you for the tip I'll try it next time. And great video production, you clearly spent time on it. A tip for you since you keep your stuff clean. Harbor freight sells an oil change funnel kit. It comes with screw in adapters for filler opening then the funnel locks into that. No need to worry about it flopping around when the weight of the oil is in it. Comes with lids to keep out dirt when not in use. I recommend

[@FirefighterBuell]

Thank you brother I appreciate the feedback! And thank you for the tip I’m going to look into that for my next one.

[@JuanRodriguez-es5rv]

I will be changing the oil myself on my 2021 bighorn 5.7 thanks to this video

[@FirefighterBuell]

My pleasure man! Good luck! 👍🏼

[@buppal51]

Great video! Plastic bag method worked perfect, no mess. Thanks for the help!

[@FirefighterBuell]

You’re welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@craiglittle9920]

Nice video, thanks for putting it together for us!

[@FirefighterBuell]

Anytime! Thanks for watching!

[@KevinDePoy-g7c]

After watching your video near the end of the video, I suggest that you add lubricating the "O"-ring on the oil filter with a little oil. This method should be used with ALL "O"-rings, they should be lubricated with the liquid that they are sealing. I liked the plastic bag trick, I will use it the next oil change. Thanks

[@natedee1939]

1st oil change on my ram bighorn .. thanx for the ziploc bag tip... so obvious but never would have thought to do that

[@FirefighterBuell]

Awesome! Glad it helped out!!

[@andyritchotte55]

Good idea on the gallon baggie... In the past, I would cut the sides of a plastic bag and drape that over the power steering rack (2012 ram) to prevent oil from degrading the boot and in general making a mess. I am in the middle of the first oil change on my 2022 (bought it new with 8 miles on odometer about 2 months ago), and noticed the new set up and the much much smaller oil filter.

[@FirefighterBuell]

Thank you bro! Yea I have another oil change coming up soon and have been told some other good ideas. Let’s see what we can cook up this time lol

[@Amxracer]

I just bought a 2019 Ram new body style and yes the filter is in a tight spot 🤬 I always fill my new filter before installing. Thanks for the video !

[@gabrielfritz3864]

Awesome video - thank you so much!

[@FirefighterBuell]

Thank you!! You’re welcome

[@surprisek3918]

I got an oil filter relocation kit. BEST thing I did for my RAM, dont even need to lift the truck for an oil change. Oh, and one of those drain plug that you attach a hose to. Easy peasy

[@FirefighterBuell]

Definitely a must have with these trucks!

[@doctorprepper5196]

Great tip on the gallon bag

[@FirefighterBuell]

Hope it helps 👍🏼

[@bh844]

Just discovered my dealer left the old filter sitting randomly in my suspension. Cant wait for that call tomorrow morning.😡

[@FirefighterBuell]

Wow! Who are these places hiring?! Smh

[@SherwoodSchwartz123]

Great job removing that filter. Thanks for posting.

[@FirefighterBuell]

Anytime!! Thanks for watching!

[@jamessantos510]

Excellent idea to use plastic gallon bag for capturing oil around filter. Thanks!

[@FirefighterBuell]

Glad you liked it!!

[@buddino1]

You really shouldn’t make sure the oil filter area is “dry”. The gasket should be lubricated and technically you should prefill the oil filter before installing

[@FirefighterBuell]

Thanks for the tip!

[@jorangel87]

It’s not a diesel 😂

[@paulh7798]

If an oil filter hangs, I always prefill with oil.

[@JyBaller]

Definitely good to fill the vertical downward facing oil filter but on my 2019 Ram it very difficult to do that. I’ve just been filling it 50-60% and lube gasket

[@JyBaller]

@@jorangel87doesn’t matter

[@Tdub66]

I hope you’re lubing the top of the new filter with fresh oil, I definitely didn’t see you mention that important step.

[@rolandomorales1079]

Ty for this video! Tons of help. Great detail!

[@FirefighterBuell]

Anytime man! Glad to hear it 👍🏼

[@idsullymichaels]

thanks for the video - great idea on the bag. moving to doing my own oil change vs paying my mechanic to do it. I like him, but can save $ and know I'm on the oil I want... was hoping there'd be a bit more room, but beats trying to change the oil in my 2006 toyota...

[@idsullymichaels]

2019 Ram 1500 - standard 5.7

[@FirefighterBuell]

Yea my biggest thing is knowing the oil that’s going in. It’s a hassle to do it but my piece of mind is more important lol

[@stevenlengyel9701]

I see you got your oil recovery pan on clearance at harbor freight, 👍👍good so you I paid full boat.

[@darrennicholas860]

Thank you man

[@FirefighterBuell]

Anytime brother

[@prosc10driver]

See a lot of guys running 5W-30 to eliminate the RAM tick

[@FirefighterBuell]

That’s an option. I’m just running what the manufacturer says.

[@KevinDePoy-g7c]

I don't recommend this at all. The VRT lifters in the Hemi truck rely on a precise flow of oil for a short period of time to make them perform properly. A change in oil from SAE 5w20 to SAE 5w30 is huge! the viscosity could change from 5.6 cST to 9.3 cSt. That's a 66% increase. The thicker oil would restrict the flow of oil in the lifters to the point where you could blow the engine up. Keep your oil clean-change the filter every time. I researched oil several times and have used Pennzoil for 30 years. My last Hemi truck was a 2006 and it had 215000 on it in 2021 when I sold it.

[@calmverbs1636]

Nice Video!! Just wondering did you fill the oil filter with oil first or did you screw it on as is out the box? Some say you must do that some say it doesn't matter. Curious as to what you did Thanks

[@FirefighterBuell]

I’ve never done it and never had an issue. Some swear by it. I don’t think it would hurt to do it if you wanted to be safe.

[@pecantreedesign]

Great tip with the bag on the filter! I hate how there wasn't much thought given to the maintenance required here.

[@FirefighterBuell]

Thank you! And yes I definitely agree!!

[@Hundert1]

I'm guessing we don't need to add a washer to the drain plug?? Just replace the drain plug as is?? Great video, keep up the good work ✔️👌

[@FirefighterBuell]

Factory drain plug should be fine as is in most cases.

[@Hundert1]

@FirefighterBuell Great, thx👍🏼 Have you noted any reliable reports that replacing the factory drain plug with a magnetic one is definitely a smart thing to do?

[@fijaisonjd]

that's a cool tile you have, could you share what tire is it? is it good for backcountry/ offroading?

[@FirefighterBuell]

They are Kenda Klever RT tires. I have never done any off roading with them but they drive very nice.

[@Tierone1337]

Sickkkk looking. Truck

[@FirefighterBuell]

Thank you brother!!

[@1969CampEvans]

Bag / filter ❤

[@JyBaller]

Double wrenching like a real mechanic. My man

[@FirefighterBuell]

Real recognize real 🫡

[@donvanderhorst484]

more like,fastest way possible to strip your drain plug and start using every swear word in the book.i worked at valvoline for a bit and all the older cars that you could tell folks have worked on,had stripped drain plugs.never understood why people think you need all this tourqe to tighten them then they sieze up and strip lol

[@JyBaller]

@@donvanderhorst484 oh since you worked at a pull up oil change shop you know exactly what goes on… you realize heat expands and cool down shrinks metal every time you start the car so you don’t have to ‘double wrench’ when tightening the bolt. There is no issue using a double wrench technique when LOOSENING your stud. That’s what he is doing in the video.

[@FirefighterBuell]

It wasn’t used to tighten. It was used for leverage to loosen. It’s going to be ok lol there’s no stripping of threads when loosening.

[@FirefighterBuell]

He’s on a mission lol

[@HoneyBadgerxo]

❤

[@miguelanderson9604]

I get a piece of extra wide aluminum heavy duty foil. Feed it up between the rack and the axle guided underneath the oil filter and when it drains it gets all over the aluminum foil. Swap the oil filter. Pull the aluminum foil out and you're all good

[@FirefighterBuell]

I’ve actually seen that before as well. Definitely another great idea!

[@Noneofyourbiz71]

When using the ziploc bag method, please wait for the oil to cool a bit because the hot oil will burn the hell out of you! Good luck 👍🏼

[@FirefighterBuell]

Very good point! Personally I did it in the morning before driving anywhere but that’s definitely something to be aware of.

[@pzpinkslip123]

True I like my oil a little warm but not hot. Definitely not cold tho.

[@Amxracer]

Cool 😎 !

[@Chris-vx5kp]

You really should have put that little oil spout in the pan. There's one with a 90 degree outlet. Nice video!

[@FirefighterBuell]

Wish I could have honestly. Maybe on this next oil change

[@swn69]

I use that Wix filter and have the same oil wrench... but I use Mobil1 0-W20. I'm only an inch taller than you and need that ladder and do NOT have it lifted. I still fit underneath it though. :)

[@FirefighterBuell]

I love this comment 😂

[@swn69]

@@FirefighterBuell Why, because I need the ladder, too? lol

[@leahy781]

Trying to decide on headlights now and noticed you dropped the alpharexx headlights for VLAND ones and I’m suprised. How come ? I was thinking I’d get the alphas but did you have an issue

[@FirefighterBuell]

The alphas are fantastic lights. I did it for pure aesthetic reasons considering they have chrome and my truck doesn’t have any chrome on it. Plus I was able to sell the alphas for $400 more than what I got the custom vlands for. The new Alpharex novas look amazing!

[@AuReXBoBo]

ccan you do a guide on actually jacking the truck up? it would help alot!

[@FirefighterBuell]

I would but I currently do not have a jack big enough for the truck. Sorry man

[@AuReXBoBo]

@@FirefighterBuell Thanks for replying! I

[@wenleo5150]

Great video, we are ofcthe same kin... an*l about doing things right. Do you have a part number for the catch can you use?

[@FirefighterBuell]

Haha awesome to hear brother! Sorry for the late response but the part number is MMBCC-RAM-19PBE

[@51249ca]

2 Gallon home depot bucket works great for oil changes

[@gunsnsails]

Ok, question about that drain plug valve. I looked it up on Amazon but I'm curious if the sway bar is in the way too much for it to fit properly. As it is, the sway bar makes it a pain in the ass to get a socket on without lowering the sway bar. Your thoughts?

[@FirefighterBuell]

It fit perfectly with the sway bar there. They just sent me the wrong threads so I didn’t put it on but it lined up out of the way of the sway bar.

[@gunsnsails]

@@FirefighterBuell awesome! Thanks for that quick reply. Safe to assume the link you posted is the proper part?

[@ivanparets3500]

Hell yeah BSO boys

[@AresNexus]

How good is that intake on ur truck. I have the same one. And want to get one. Performance wise how’s it doing ?

[@FirefighterBuell]

Intakes do very little for performance anymore. Yes it breathes a little better which is great but I did it mainly for sound and aesthetic reasons.

[@Syn-gm2yw]

Any install videos for that catch can?

[@FirefighterBuell]

No sorry I got it before the KZbin channel. Super easy install though

[@KingofAllJokes]

Did you ever end up installing the oil quick release? Also do you have the link to where you got the catch can?

[@FirefighterBuell]

Nope I returned it because it was the wrong part # and haven’t had to do an oil change since then

[@LaxFreak211]

I’ve heard of instances where they have failed and people lost their oil. Great idea but makes me nervous

[@brandonlively7443]

Do you run synthetic oil or conventional in the 5.7 hemi? I have a 2020 and the dealership says conventional is fine but everything online says you should only run full synthetic? I’m concerned I should switch to synthetic?

[@FirefighterBuell]

I run full synthetic. Most vehicles I’ve had I ran conventional but this one I’ve made an exception

[@justinmills5680]

I like to spray everything down with break clean to remove all left over oil

[@FirefighterBuell]

That’s oddly satisfying lol

[@dustynevada7769]

Hi. So much data advising 5-20 full synthetic oil. My 2024 book recommends 0-20. Is there a reason to go with 5-20? Thanks

[@FirefighterBuell]

I’ve seen it say two different things. Can’t go wrong either way

[@robertgarcia6385]

Still have this truck also where did you get the red accent tow hooks etc

[@FirefighterBuell]

Still do! The tow hooks are from Amazon. They are in my linktree in my bio I just painted them red

[@markvalentino1056]

is that bright white or ivory pearl??mint truck deciding on what color

[@FirefighterBuell]

Thanks brother! It’s Bright white

[@ryang6k]

How do you decide what oil to put in the truck? I just follow what the manual says. For me, the manual recommends 0w20 oil. I see allot of people putting 5w20 and 5w30.

[@FirefighterBuell]

My manual says 5w-20

[@stevenlengyel9701]

I am hoping you will be showing the 3.6 pentastar, but so far it’s looking like a 5.7 hemi

[@FirefighterBuell]

If I had a 3.6 I would but I don’t. Sorry!

[@WynoLINY]

A plastic party cup works well too

[@gustavosantillan4837]

are you sure that oil filter is a replacement for the mopar one? (WIX 57060XP)

[@FirefighterBuell]

The one I used in this video is the one for this engine. That’s correct

[@michaelkundly1759]

I spent the money and put a oil filter relocation kit, so much nicer now

[@FirefighterBuell]

I’ve seen that as well but it’s not too much of a hassle doing this every 6 months or so

[@johnk965]

What brand of relocation kit did you use and did the kit affect your oil pressure?

[@nickssk8vidz]

What lift? I went with the RC with assembed struts.

[@FirefighterBuell]

3.5” readylift

[@StetsonSchmitt]

Any tips on that cold air intake?

[@FirefighterBuell]

To be honest with you if it gave any performance boost it’s not big enough to tell the difference. Although I rarely, and I mean RARELY go full throttle in my truck the times I did I didn’t feel much of a difference. The sound however is MUCH better! Woke the engine up big time!

[@markbauer9393]

Size wheels and tires? Leveling kit?

[@FirefighterBuell]

35x12.50r20 - 20x12 -44 offset - 3.5” Readylift

[@doctorprepper5196]

Do you think the Pennzoil Platinum is best for Hemisphere vs Royal Purple, or others?

[@FirefighterBuell]

I personally do not think “most” high quality synthetic motor oils are too different in terms of engine wear and longevity. Everyone has a story on how they’ve used a specific oil for 300k miles. That being said the pennzoil platinum seemed to be most popular option for the hemi and a very budget friendly option so I went that route. If I did it again I’d choose the Platinum Pennzoil.

[@jakemanchester5139]

Watch Project Farm on youtube. He tests the oils. Pennzoil Ultra was great oil

[@FirefighterBuell]

Great to know! Thank you

[@jorangel87]

Use Amsoil if it’s too much money next best oil is the pennzoil ULTRA , next best oil in the market for sure. I use ultra on all my Toyotas and amsoil for my Ram limited, these hemis hate to idle so make sure to use the best oil for engine wear.

[@cherylmelelli9515]

An oil that is testing out really well is Valvoline Advanced. Avoid Mobile 1 because the additive package is really quite weak. Pennsoil Ultra looks good too but a little harder to find for now

[@SWATT101]

PITA...but I like the bag idea...but rusty 2012 needs to be oiled lol

[@FirefighterBuell]

😂

[@melvingiron2759]

Friend, in the 2021 RAM, the same amount of oil is used, I wonder?

[@FirefighterBuell]

If it’s a Hemi yes

[@davidcaballero2740]

😬hey pals !!! I have a situation here. I have a 2021 ram v6. U was doing the oil change on my truck , its first oil change . I have had many different cars and ford trucks and alway do the oil change and ive been doing it for 20 years. So the plug on this ram was very tight . I start loosing it little by litthe taping the end of the my wrench to not damaged the bolt. Once llit was loose woth no issues , i drained the oil and start putting the plug back. Once i got to a tight poin BY ONE HAND I gave it another little tight by hand and the oil pan cracked like aboit 6 inches . The crack runs right through the bolt threat 3 inches on each side. Never knew about something like this happening. Man is this made of cardboard or what ?

[@FirefighterBuell]

That’s unfortunate man. You gotta be gentle when tightening. Looks like you’d have to replace the whole oil pan.

[@TheMackinlay]

Ya man. Cheap stamped steel.

[@cornelbucur3577]

Oil catch can is that stock part?

[@FirefighterBuell]

It’s aftermarket. Brand is Morimoto.

[@J.Bill3687]

Whats the specs on your lift and tires & wheels?

[@FirefighterBuell]

3.5” readylift, 20x12 -44 offset, 35x12.5r20

[@daniel3272]

What was the point of the Fumoto valve if you weren't using it?

[@FirefighterBuell]

I had plans to use it but Amazon sent the wrong one. I didn’t realize it till after the oil was drained and I tried to put it on but the threads didn’t line up.

[@daniel3272]

@Firefighter Buell put one on if you haven't already. That crossmember will be a non issue. Drain right into an empty jug, put the cap on and you're done

[@ryanratliff9115]

What cold air intake are you running?

[@FirefighterBuell]

Spectre

[@SHODUUP]

Is that f104n valve the correct one for a hemi on 22 models? Thanks

[@FirefighterBuell]

I’m not sure of the correct one. I was sent the wrong one and I decided to do away with installing it.

[@garymeyer3294]

The best one to use is the Fumoto # F106SX. It's shorter and won't interfere with the stabilizer bar. The nozzle comes out the side and can be rotated 360 degrees in any direction before tightening down.

[@FirefighterBuell]

Appreciate the tip!

[@SHODUUP]

@@garymeyer3294 I bought the EZ-drain valve. Same as the fumoto just different finish.

[@AuReXBoBo]

no crush washer?

[@Stude59]

No crush washer on these drain plugs, there’s a seal bonded to the plug.

[@Azuliitho062011]

I didn’t know that i can use a full synthetic oil on my 2019 ram 1500,

[@174joedirt]

My 2022 bighorn hemi says to use 0W20?

[@FirefighterBuell]

Do what your manual says

[@donearl6675]

🥰🥰🤩🤩

[@AXNJXN1]

Used a 12 point wrench on a 6 point bolt.... Hmmm.

[@FirefighterBuell]

Thank you for the commentary 😊

[@blawhorn883]

My 5th gen 5.7 calls for 0w-20.

[@Jnu925]

Great video man, very informative.

[@FirefighterBuell]

Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback!!

[@jordandavis6130]

buddy ahh help saved a fvck ton of money

[@FirefighterBuell]

✊🏼

[@johannsen4171]

fujimoto valve no problem or mess

[@FirefighterBuell]

They sent me the wrong one. Never installed it

[@smokeysmith1282]

Anybody here punching out the bottom of the filter with an awl to then drain the oil?

[@victorortega2718]

You got the tick yet?

[@FirefighterBuell]

I do not

[@johnsilver7150]

Why MUSIC ?

[@FirefighterBuell]

Gotta set the mood

[@philcarpenter]

I changed the oil in my truck exactly one time. I said f*** it after that. I'll go to jiffy lube. Which sucks because I kind of enjoy changing my own oil however this truck is a nightmare. No matter what you do you're going to make a huge mess.

[@FirefighterBuell]

I agree it’s way harder than it needs to be. I think I’ve gotten pretty good at doing it as least messy as possible but it’s still a headache

[@tomculbertson5569]

I use to always hand tighten but this truck and my car leak oil if I don't tighten the oil filter with whatever you can tighten it with safely without damaging the filter. Out of all the vehicles I've owned this oil filter location is horrible and the worst.

[@FirefighterBuell]

I totally agree with you!

[@arnulfotorres5179]

I believe it's supposed to be 7 qts of oil bot 5qts

[@FirefighterBuell]

I state 7 qts in the video

[@marsbougie]

Don't forget to check level. I didn't see you use the dipstick.

[@FirefighterBuell]

Well, checking a dipstick should definitely be a given. But if not then good reminder!

[@herbkent5665]

Why did you change your oil at 4000 miles I just ran my ram over 8000 miles and still had life left in my oil change

[@FirefighterBuell]

Well for one the timer on the truck was up. And two, it was the first oil change since I got it from the dealer used. I dont know when they actually changed it or what they used so it was more piece of mind.

[@darin271]

Man, that oil was very black. Something is wrong if it got that way at 4000 miles. Also, I only know of one thing that could cause oil in the air intake, the crankcase ventilation system. Check your PCV valve.

[@FirefighterBuell]

These trucks are known for it. Give it a Google search. And that was indeed 4k miles. I’ve done many oil changes and there was nothing any different about this oil than others.

[@dannyglesing]

I triad a grocery bag. Didnt go very welll

[@FirefighterBuell]

Not as durable lol

[@TopCorns336]

The oil catch can oil shouldn't be put back in to your truck. The purpose of the catch can is to remove crude and anything that shouldn't be cycling through your crank case. I'd empty the catch can into your oil catch next time. Otherwise you're throwing bad oil back in with the new oil change.

[@FirefighterBuell]

I think you’re mistaken on what’s going on in the video. That’s an empty container that the old oil is being dumped into. By no means would I put the old oil back in the truck.

[@StreetTaco2553]

You’re doing it wrong. You’re supposed to use some channel lock pilers and completely crush the old filter

[@stevenblack9324]

I hope you prefilled your oil filter. That saves 3-4 seconds of dry start. Here is the link that proves why. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2SciIebpNd1pLM

[@dannyglesing]

Should of gotten amzoil. Oil filter is a pain in the ass location.

[@livefreeordie9542]

If you cut one of the corners off the bottom of the ziplock bag then use a zip tie to tie the opposite bottom corner off so it forms kind of a pastry bag/ funnel shape. Use another zip tie to zip tie the bag around the oil filter tightly. Slide a phillips head screw driver through the hole in the corner of the bag you cut out. Using a small hammer GENTLY TAP a hole in the bottom of the filter.Remove the screw driver and let the oil flow out of the filter, into the bag and out the hole into your oil tray. You'll have to loosen the oil filter in 2 or 3 steps without removing it completely for all the oil to drain. Then remove the filter completely and wipe off the mating surface on the engine block. Not one drop of oil spilled and no mess whatsoever. Changed my oil several times using this method and haven't spilled a drop.

[@FirefighterBuell]

To each their own! Thanks for sharing your method! 👍🏼

[@DF-mb9kc]

THAT SHIT MAKES A MESS NO MATTER WHAT, BETTER OFF BUYING AND INSTALLING AN OIL FILTER RELOCATION KIT AND JUST BE DONE WITH ALL THAT SCREWING AROUNG FOREVER!

[@donvanderhorst484]

thaught for sure he was gonna strip that drain plug bolt withat 2 wrench method,ALMOST THOUGH,if seen buddies strip that plug and ends up being HUGE problem trying too then drill it out then "easy"outs,huge pain.moral of the story boys and girls,do NOT try that 2 wrench thing for leverage,you shouldnt need leverage just normal snug up.thats why folks ALWAYS strip em cause they incredible hulk tighten for no reason lol,u forgot too mention,when putting it in"run mode"DO NOT press brake,simply double tap button

[@FirefighterBuell]

I was loosening the bolt. Would be no different if the wrench was longer. No harm done here.