How To Do Oil Change & Filter 2.3L Ford EcoBoost Mustang 2016-2019 (DIY)

[@mabrown0404]

This is the most helpful thing... I now know there's no way I can ever do it! Haha. Honestly, thank you

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

You are so welcome!

[@briancolpitts1576]

I believe it would be better to remove oil cap to create a vacuum before removing oil drain bolt

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Yes that's also a good idea.

[@kanderson4300]

Well done! Everything you need to know

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Thank you so much Ken. And thanks for the visit.

[@davewilliams1097]

There is a way to prevent the mess when removing the filter. Take a punch or Philips screwdriver and poke a hole in it to let it drain FIRST....

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Lol. That might actually work.

[@robertwilensik3711]

And then if you can't remove it?

[@davewilliams1097]

@@robertwilensik3711 At some point it has to come off whether it has a hole in it or not. Maybe take the screwdriver and use it as a T handle for the filter to remove it.

[@robertwilensik3711]

@@davewilliams1097 Agreed. It does have to come off eventually. But, if I can't get it off, I want to drive it to the dealer rather than get towed.

[@joshuarbanda]

Use some channel locks to grip the filter those filter wrenches suck.

[@sriavula]

2:24 i feel u broo lmao

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Yes those guys at the Ford dealer almost always over torque the oil plug.

[@sriavula]

@ I almost gave up cuz it was so tight lmaooo

[@diecast118scale7]

They need to fire the tech that tightened that oil drain plug, that will only end up stripping out the threads in the oil pan. They do the same damn thing with oil filters tightening them way to tight.

[@jamesflynn2136]

would have been nice to know WHERE the oil filter is located. I'm guessing Left side of oil pan near the back?

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

You are correct

[@quatro2732]

geez that oil filter wrench almost destroy the oil filter

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Lol. almost.

[@AntLive29]

that's because he had the wrench oriented backwards

[@rambo6860]

5.4 or 5.7 L? I think its 5.7 L!! Everywhere i reas it says that

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

It's best to double check with the dipstick. Because the dipstick always has the final say.

[@jackieparcus2853]

@@jonahvlogsdiy4143 Wix is also quality filter. I would probably just stick with Motorcraft for warranty.

[@netsky123]

i like ur voice :D

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Thanks Taras.

[@OnlySubzz]

Great video but for the love of God please do not use Fram filters. They are trash look them up on KZbin comparison videos.

[@jonahvlogsdiy4143]

Noted! Any suggestions for good filters?

[@OnlySubzz]

@@jonahvlogsdiy4143 I use the Ford filter I'm under warranty still and that's what they want. Other cars I use mobil one synthetic. In the past I used the Fram until I seen that comparison video showing the guy cutting them apart and how cheap they are made. I'll try to find the link for you but it's a easy search tested like 4 filters and the Fram was horrible.

[@brandonUwanawich954]

@@OnlySubzz k&n makes great filters only one I use