Volkswagen 2.5L Oil Change Tutorial! (MK5 VW Jetta)

[@jibc4508]

You have no idea how funny it was to watch you struggle with that filter housing.... Because I did exactly the same thing for at least an hour before giving up and buying the socket tool. Also learned the same lesson about COMPLETELY draining the filter. Thank you for including your mistakes in the video, it is so much more useful to your audience this way. I hope you keep making videos for this VW!

[@rachaelcolon4310]

Thank you for this, just bought my son a 2010 VW Jetta and wanted to find a great video to walk him through doing his own oil change.

[@amac8487]

Great video with great camera angles. Thanks for taking the time to make!

[@ModernEngineer]

Thank you very much!

[@moukafaslouka4796]

You are a life saver. I have changed oil a couple of time and could never get the oil filter out. The plumber wrench did the trick for me.

[@stevefeeser1891]

3:15 starts the best comedy I’ve seen in a while. I’m not laughing at you. I’ve been there done that. We’re all laughing together. I feel your frustration. Great video!! Thanks a lot! Torque specs and all. Thanks!!!

[@gabrideen]

really appreciate you leaving in the "mistakes." I think it's important for ppl to see the struggle points - even the drop of the oil jug cap 🤣

[@sonofprince4124]

I'm glad you even did the segment at 2:40 pushing the orange tab up at the Oil Filter Housing. Several other people videos skip this step. One video showed a dude didn't even drain the oil out of the drain pan and did the oil filter first making a complete mess of oil running down his hand and everywhere!!! lol haha heehee

[@rokitman5753]

Thank you for taking out the time to share Be blessed brother

[@owenwoods3546]

This video was very helpful and funny to watch. Great video. Getting Jetta soon and this will help a lot thanks!!!!👍🏼

[@iiiiiiii3359]

3rd time watching this video, and 3rd time changing the ol jettas oil. I use a old fabric strap wrench for the filter and it works like a charm every time. Thanks for the video

[@alexjimenez2568]

super , thanks dude,great tutorial

[@mikjh]

Great video. I liked how you were wearing safety glasses. You can improve your protection also encourage the viewer to follow the proper protection by wearing gloves.

[@wfjohnny]

I was thinking the same! It's safer to wear gloves.

[@dougstack6006]

Where did you get that compact hydraulic lift? Could you provide a link? Thanks.

[@edwinkevin1510]

Thanks everything was clear to see, but I have some indicator on my dash board which I don't know what it's mean, kind of if your going to do the dash boards light indicators and their meaning

[@Goaterd]

I live for goofy moments like 7:13 and "oh shit" moments like 7:30.

[@sonofprince4124]

What's difference in A5 and MK5? I see the 2010 Jetta also listed as A5.

[@cowboymcq6711]

🤣‼️ Thanks for the help buddy 😂😂

[@Righteouness]

The feeling after a fat dump 3:44

[@joshuayopp9921]

Hello I have a 2013 Volkswagen Passat SE Modal. Is the oil pan & the oil filter in the same spot as the 2012 Volkswagen Passat & the Mark 5 Jetta???

[@andyhuang7526]

Good video but I suggest you put just a little more oil when you doing oil change on the car that more than 2-3 years old because they burn little bit oil !

[@themachine8009]

What does MK5 means?

[@glahut93]

Better off draining warm oil more comes out, and always use nitrile gloves ! Lot of carcinogens in used engine oil !

[@adamzeller7249]

im only here because my oil filter came with 2 o rings and i was looking for where the second one could possibly go but yours didnt come with one

[@phildern6203]

Use the ring with the tab. Second ring isn't used.

[@e2thavv581]

Yeah, so I bought a 74 mm specialty socket however it does not fit and just like you it was a nightmare to get it off. I managed to get it off with another tool. So my advice would be when you’re at the auto parts store there is one of those oil filter sockets that says for Toyota and Volkswagen quite possibly it’s that one except that one does not say 74 mm on it so I’m just letting you guys know what I went through as always it’s never what it supposed to be. LOL.

[@cdomz3]

Might depend on the year My 2010 2.5l jetta is a 74mm - 14 flutes however some people claim they have 76mm so maybe that's the case for you.

[@Czstrategy]

Nice video, very helpful ... fyi, you may wanna "blur out" the license plates when you do these vids, just for privacy/security.

[@MyDailyPerspective]

Do you blur it out when you are driving on streets?

[@lloyd_3656]

@@MyDailyPerspective 😂

[@trixtrix146]

Scott Stewart Rotfl right I was just thinking that as I was reading this comment

[@OseiFrancis-e1z]

How Many oil did engine take 6 or 5

[@ultimatelocust]

Mk V oil changes are pretty much universal in regards to the jetta/golf/rabbit models

[@rogeriojosecioffipires2721]

Muito bom o vídeo, Parabéns

[@Peac2938]

Thank you for the video, I have question about the size oil drain plug size for jetta 2007 2.5L

[@adamzeller7249]

its a 19mm

[@Peac2938]

@@adamzeller7249 thank you so much

[@kennyg7952]

Please how many liters of oil for my 2007 Jetta?

[@andyrms99]

Great 👍 thanks!

[@hernandezJHS]

because you put that type of oil and not the normal blue color of the same brand does not affect the engine

[@andresmendoza8553]

Do you recommend using the flush motor in these cars? I just bought it at Copart and the oil is very dirty

[@dciii5847]

Why replace the drain plug? Did it require a replacement?

[@redskijoanette9936]

I j asked the same thing cuz I hav a 09 mk5 Jetta an I’m due for a oil change so was curious myself

[@ModernEngineer]

Yeah. It’s recommended by VW.

[@HumbleBearcat]

I have a 2010 Golf with 130K, changed the oil around 13 times and still using the same old cap/washer without a leak. I only tried to drain the oil filter housing once by using the little valve but I don't want it to fail eventually so I just take the whole filter housing out slowly.

[@Bket666]

tomorow im gonna buy one now i know im in trouble and im gonna shit in my pant to work on this thing

[@splatbubble]

Thanks! Two q's... if I only put the car up on front wheel ramps will the tilt mess with my oil drainage? (looks like it might actually help). Also, did you reset the factory service reminders?

[@ModernEngineer]

splatbubble drainage should be fine since the plug is in the back of the oil pan. Yes, I reset the service reminder. I believe I have a video of it.

[@ModernEngineer]

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[@splatbubble]

@@ModernEngineer aww thanks. I'll see if I can dig up that video as well. I appreciate the quick reply!

[@Nein11.Carrera]

Jeez, this is such a hassle for an oil change. Is this job identical for a mk6 golf 2.5L?

[@adamzeller7249]

probably similar i have had my 2.5 for a while and every version of the mk5 2.5 is the same, im not sure if this helps, at the end of they day it is just a simple oil change

[@phildern6203]

MK6 is the same

[@TheMichaelBickerdike]

Where did you get the lift?

[@raidanrivas3700]

What model is wheels triste jetta

[@arthureum]

Did the oil filter come with a skinnier rubber in the set. Mine came with one and im note sure where to place it.

[@ModernEngineer]

Artur Gorbenko drain plug maybe. Not surw

[@danoweston6185]

Thanks for the video. Did you say new drain plug? Why would you need a new one unless the head was rounded off or the threads stripped?

[@ModernEngineer]

I believe the torque specification is sufficient to compress the crush washer, but after it is crushed, it can't be crushed again (i.e. reinstallation). Therefore you would need a new crush washer - but as I recall, the washers don't come off of the plug, so you need a new plug and washer. I don't know how crucial it is to replace it, but I figured I would since it's recommended.

[@germanxmascookie]

What does "torque that to spec" mean? Is it possible to overtighten?

[@ModernEngineer]

Yes, torque to specification. The manufacturer has torque specifications for virtually every fastener on your vehicle. This will ensure the fasteners do not come loose while ensuring you don't over tighten. Hope this helps.

[@edwardcheong3060]

You forgot to say what kind of oil to use.

[@inspectorjavert8802]

5:04 Dude why wouldn't you get some parts cleaner and hose that shit out of the filter housing? Putting a new clean filter in a filthy housing makes little sense. Other than that, thanks for the solid video.

[@msntung]

Can you recommend an engine oil to buy for my jetta sportwagen 2.5 ?

[@glahut93]

Liquimoly 5w40

[@SalimShaikh-kc2in]

Can I use 5w30 instead of 5w40

[@adamzeller7249]

the internet says both but at advanced auto they recommended 5w30

[@Chewy-xd5lq]

If the engine uses synthetic, then 5W30. If it is not, then use 5W40. I found out online when I had to do my oil change.

[@Nikolasto77]

Should you fill the oil filter before twisting it back?

[@niallcorcoran4437]

huh?????

[@sc1338]

You can if gravity allows

[@redskijoanette9936]

Do you need to replace the drain plug on these cars every oil change cuz I never have had to on my old Silverado?

[@ModernEngineer]

That's what they tell me. Most hardware on German vehicles seems to be one use only.

[@themachine8009]

It’s a scam from VW off course. U really don’t

[@Blake-c7v]

I put 0w20 in my rabbit as the oil cap says

[@rudygallegos1029]

So how many marks on this volt wager Jetta? Are each marks different for the oil change?

[@AV-hb6nd]

Hi can someone please provide a video or link on how to change an oil filter housing for a 2010 Jetta ??

[@ModernEngineer]

A V this is a 2010.

[@AV-hb6nd]

Modern Engineer yes I am aware, this is an oil change. I’m interested in changing the oil housing unit.

[@AV-hb6nd]

Btw, I appreciate your reply!

[@elgallopeleador5672]

Hi modern ingeneer.whats the gap number for the spark plugs for a jetta 2010 2.5????

[@ricardowilson7399]

29 Nm = 22 foot pounds?

[@ModernEngineer]

Ricardo Wilson 21.39, yeah.

[@NotShowingOff]

This isn’t very DIY if I need mount

[@HSchristian117]

Is it the same process for Mk6 2.5?

[@chadasham8770]

the reset ford de servise lbtch

[@birdking6389]

A little bit too hard on this engine's oil change and use too much oil too. my GM3800 is much easier and only needs less than 4.3L oil.

[@gerardoquezada394]

Wow, you are beautiful.

[@JackJarv]

Which lift did you go with?

[@ModernEngineer]

This isn't my shop at home. But I've done a review of this lift in the past! It's an Atlas scissor lift.

[@wasian4]

I got a Titan 6600, I think they all come from the same place . Loving it!

[@JackJarv]

@@wasian4 sweet! Thanks!

[@PunjabiKush]

Don’t trust that lift

[@rudygallegos1029]

What’s 2.5L???

[@ModernEngineer]

Rudy Gallegos 2 1/2 liter cylinder volume

[@rudygallegos1029]

Modern Engineer Which does what? I don’t know what that is

[@denisboiko3795]

Mobil 0w40 good ?

[@ModernEngineer]

I used to use that for my older VWs. I'm sure it's fine.

[@bigbenisdaman]

Ohhhh, so you don't have to get oil all over yourself with that stupid filter location. Nice!

[@pawelrog7140]

7777y

[@PunjabiKush]

Horrible job

[@thebear6529]

Ok why the f did my oil filter come with 2 orings?big one and small one. Stupid shyt