How to: 2016 Hyundai Veloster Oil Change

[@kuma2339]

It's been a good min since I last did my oil. I'm glad I found this video for the same car. Easy instructions!

[@russellparker9893]

Straight to the point and simple. Thanks!

[@SS-tz4or]

My last oil change they charged me almost $100. So going to do it myself this time thanks for the video very helpful. I will let you know how it goes.

[@TheRealChilly]

Can you make a proper video on brake and rotor replacement. This was great.

[@jeandigno7538]

Bro we have the same car veloster 2016, but mine is not turbo. Can I still use the same motor oil as yours?

[@Cyberdine.Systems.Model-101]

I just picked up my Orange 2016 Turbo with only 4k miles for $12k. So happy! Best little car I've ever owned. Definitely gonna put full synthetic oil in asap. I bought ramps like yours and I have a sloped driveway so I'm thinking that once it's on the ramps nose downward on the driveway it'll actually be level. Might work out perfect. Quick question: Do I need to remove any plastic under panels to get to the oil drain and filter?

[@Nickwarner36]

You will not have to remove any plastic panels. Make sure to subscribe to learn more about these cars

[@Cyberdine.Systems.Model-101]

@Jacob Garrison Thanks mate! I'm happy!

[@jonathanh4420]

Best part of the video is when you took off the GT hat🤣🤣🤣 good video though

[@Too-Gq-For-You]

good job dude!

[@burgosshampoo5037]

You have párkinson?

[@Zachford111V2]

this just popped up in my recommended

[@Nickwarner36]

Boom

[@samuellaber5701]

What ramps are those? And does the front bumper scrape?

[@josevasquez9685]

What kind of intake is that?

[@ralfymaldonado5349]

How many quarts you used?

[@CerealFapist]

“OHL FILTER” count in this video - 28 times “OHL” count in this video - 54 times

[@markb3756]

I have a question. When the car is up on the ramps the oil plug is not on the down side. In this case, all of the old oil is not going to be able to drain out, correct? If the plug was on the downside then it would all drain out. Is it OK to leave that residual old oil in the pan? I'm guessing it won't be very much, possibly a 1/3 or 1/4 of a quart. Your opinion would be greatly appreciated! Thank you Sir!

[@Nickwarner36]

When I do a change I buy the 5 quart container, well our cars only take 4.5 quarts so that last .5 I save for a oil change to flush out the oil pan

[@markb3756]

@@Nickwarner36 So it's OK to leave the oil in the car that doesn't drain out and go ahead and put the new oil on top of it?

[@TheRealChilly]

@@Nickwarner36 how do you drain it properly if it's on ramps. What's the max height you can go on jacks to properly empty the pan. I own both stands and ramps. Ramps are like 16" in height. Stands are 12-18". Ramps you sit on the tires at a higher angle. Stands are behind the wheel reducing angle. But what's appropriate,

[@justinplasschaert432]

Dexos is for Chevrolet. My wife has a Trax.

[@jeffk9658]

I am changing the oil in a 2013 Veloster Turbo. I normally put my cars on ramps to change the oil but I've never had a car where the drain plug is situated at the FRONT of the drain pan. It looks to me that with the front of the car raised it would keep some oil from draining out and leave several ounces of oil sitting at the back of the pan. Is this a concern or is the pan angled in a way that allows all or most of the oil to drain out?

[@Nickwarner36]

When draining the oil I had no issues getting all out, now always unless you drop the oil pan in any car there will be residual oil left but In this case the same amount of oil that I put in was the same amount that came out with the oil change

[@jeffk9658]

@@Nickwarner36 Excellent news, and exactly what I wanted to hear since I really didn't want to try to change the oil with the car sitting flat on the ground :). Thank you for taking the time to make the video and for responding.

[@Nickwarner36]

@@jeffk9658 you're very welcome as I do more work more videos will come make sure to subscribe

[@angelbluerider9588]

are these volestor turbo reliable ? you had any problems with the volestor? are they good on bumps and potholes I live in new york city alot of potholes.

[@Nickwarner36]

I love my Veloster they are really reliable. I've had 0 problems just stay away from the 2013's and a pothole will always be a pothole every car acts about the same down here in Tennessee the potholes are usually rough and I dodge them really don't want a bent wheel or flat tire

[@angelbluerider9588]

@@Nickwarner36 so a 2014 volestor is good with 35,000miles used for 9,950 dollars from car dealer.

[@Nickwarner36]

@@angelbluerider9588 sounds like a good deal to me

[@angelbluerider9588]

@@Nickwarner36 did you ever liked the 2013 genesis coupe 2.0t?

[@Jfresh55]

Slow_whitehatch what's wrong with the 2013? Aren't 2012-2013-2014 and later models the same?

[@CloudiusKundiona]

The video is nice but you left out how to reset the car after service. Most people would like to know how.

[@v1d845]

On the steering wheel. Press mode until you see the oil change screen. Press and hold reset button, while on said screen.

[@yahyashabazz5721]

$3 for an oil filter... must be a good one, 🙄🙄🙄

[@Pluto8424]

3/4 inch drive ratchet ? Didn’t you mean to 3/8 inch drive?