How to: Chevy Colorado Engine Oil Change 2015 - 2020

[@Orrinspencer32]

I'm just about to change my oil and was looking for one last reference before I start. Thank you for the short and simple video. You covered everything needed and how to do it in a few minutes. The only thing I would add would be a site description of where the drain plug is located. It looks like it can be seen from the passenger side of the vehicle. Thanks for your time.

[@1jennay]

This video was amazing, you showed how to do everything so easily! Thank you so much!

[@dennismacias3141]

That was amazing. Simple video but very efficient.

[@cmacia06]

Thank you! Appreciate you fam

[@arnoldblashak171]

Thank you very much you made it so easy for all of us thank you again

[@arnoldblashak171]

Yur da man

[@NorthEast_Militant]

Pretty sure it takes 6qts.?

[@veelo799]

Why not remove the engine cap slowly AFTER removing the oil plug--wouldn't it be less messy?

[@johnf5122]

It works either way if you have a large enough drain pan in the right spot. If you mean for your hand, just use those this plastic gloves.

[@timothymccarter9404]

The filter is on the left (drivers) side

[@johnf5122]

Removing filler cap first will help oil drain out faster, possibly more completely.

[@lupillovillarruel9755]

Gracias Buen video rapido y eficiente 🙂

[@veelo799]

How beneficial do are magnetic oil pan plugs? Wouldn't they get overwhelmed with small metal particles soon after rendering them somewhat useless unless cleaned often?

[@viclopmed]

Thanks. Short and too the point.

[@cmacia06]

That’s my claim to fame! Thanks!

[@John115Yonkers]

Oil the gasket on the filter housing and you need 6 quarts!

[@cmacia06]

Wow, it totally forgot to include that in the video. I was trying to make it short and sweet and must have accidentally skipped over that. Thanks! I'll add it to the description.

[@KevinDuganJr]

is it normal to have oil still in the place where the oil filter sits? I've drained it the pan and it's not dripping anymore. I don't have this with my 2014 Chevrolet Cruze, but first time with my 2016 Chevrolet Colorado V6.

[@johnf5122]

Likely normal, can remove it as long as nothing is left in there, example parts of a sponge, paper towel or rag.

[@kenbohn5829]

Oil filter cap is 24 mm or 15/16 not 1 inch

[@cmacia06]

Sweet. Thanks! Although an 1” is darn close to 22mm I could see cap getting stripped using the wrong size

[@mattwatkins3812]

It’s not 1” it’s 24mm socket

[@cmacia06]

Thanks. 1” worked too. Had to go with what I had available in my toolkit.

[@jalonpeterson8045]

Useless didn’t show where the oil filter was

[@cmacia06]

Its literally at 0:55...