How to Change Engine Oil in a Hyundai Tucson (2005 - 2015)

How to change engine oil in a Hyundai Tucson (2005 - 2015)
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Steps:
1. engage parking brake
2. block the wheels
3. jack up the car
4. use jack stand
5. place oil catch pan
6. remove oil drain plug
7. remove oil filter
8. drain oil
9. reinstall oil drain plug
10. oil gasket on oil filter and install new oil filter
11. remove oil cap
12. add oil through top of engine (4.8 qts of 5W 20 check your car manual)
13. check oil stick and continue to add oil until between the L and F (low and full)
14. replace engine oil cap on engine
15. close hood
16. remove jack stand
17. lower jack
18. remove wheel blocks
19. remove parking brake (unless on at hill)
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Video is for entertainment purposes only. Seek a qualified mechanic for all automotive repairs.
*Disclaimer
We, Mountain Man Mo, are not responsible for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Information given in this video does not guarantee the desired outcome. Any injury, damage or loss that may result from improper use of the tools, equipment, or the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not Mountain Man Mo.

[@qualitycontrol7317]

👌thanks for.

[@anthonythompson4718]

Thank u.

[@db7454]

Did the Barrs stop leak seem to help any? I’m having the same issue

[@bobboote3921]

Don’t put on a new filter dry, put some oil in it before you install it

[@Alsid-tysh]

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[@Phone-sh7jg]

Yom Kippor

[@monsterchild6371]

Can you show how to jack the car up from the rear too?

[@mpcp27]

I think you're taking a risk with your placement of the jack stands. The place of the floor jack is the recommended lift point as it is reinforced. The place you put the jack stand is not reinforced to be used as a support point. There is the possibility of damaging the frame at that point.

[@KarterThomas-dl5dc]

🤓

[@alphasheep99]

Good point

[@bobherrmann1231]

Never go under a car on a maunal jack - sorry Chris

[@MountainManMo]

Thank you for the safety concern. I see that ramps are considered safer than jack stands which are safer than manual jacks alone such as hydraulic jacks and scissor jacks which have a tendency to fall over if the car shifts. Are you recommending the use of ramps?

[@Phone-sh7jg]

How did it run with that Valvoline High Mileage Full Sythetic? Are you going with an extended change interval?

[@MountainManMo]

The car ran better once the oil was changed. This is my father's car and he never changed his oil in more than 3 years. I assume he will not change his oil unless I change it for him. I would not recommend going beyond the vehicle manufacturer's guidance of 7,500 miles. I would also check oil level every 1,000 miles as these engines often consume a lot of oil.