Volvo V60 2.0 D4 Oil & Filter Change Service

[@thindo]

Bring back the good old days of the dipstick... Not the easiest thing recording and doing an oil change and keeping the phone relatively clean👍👍

[@SwoonGaming]

@@StanHunwin Truth be told, it's kind of obsolete on new cars. They get warm in like 3 minutes even in cold temps. Besides, just because your water temp is at operating temperature you still don't know if the oil - which is the temp that actually matters - is at operating temp. Besides sports cars, there's very few cars I can name that has an oil temp gauge. The golden rule of 10 minutes of careful driving should still hold true. On top of that, unless you're going for a spirited drive with a sports car or a car with a carburetor from the 70s or early 80s - you really don't need to pay attention to temps. Drive like a regular person for the first 10 min, then feel free to put the pedal to the metal. It's a Volvo, not a C63 or an M5 - relax. :)

[@mattmckie6967]

I've got one of them filter cap kits. Most of the time none of them fit.. back to the old skool ways ... respect Jimmy. 🙏

[@pg41226]

I always fill up 5L and drive the car for a while. If it needs more oil, it will give you a message to fill .5 or 1 liter. This is to make sure you don’t over fill 😊 with 5 liters to begin with, it’s defiantly not too little.

[@ORileysAutos]

Thanks for sharing

[@SwoonGaming]

This. Overfilling a modern diesel is arguably worse than driving with too little oil. I also fill 5L like you and then go about my day. So far it has never requested more, and it always shows that the oil is at the max end. I still keep a 1L bottle in the trunk though in case I'd someday get a message to fill up. Hasn't happened yet. My 2015 D4 doesn't leak or burn a single drop of oil. The magic of changing oil every 12000-15000KMs!

[@pgachapman]

Hi Jimmy. I contacted you about this video a while ago and commented on the red oil extractor in the background. You said you would do a review on it and that the video was comming soon as i was interested in buying one. I know your a busy man but did you forget 😢.

[@boogeyman-coitze6857]

Nice job. I have a question. What is the brand of that car lift. Is very quick. Thx

[@jamesdavison9483]

Where did you get the car lift from thanks

[@mrconta]

where did you bought the lift?

[@АлексПушкин-г2в]

Промывка обезательна ?

[@GUIDE_Nico]

Is that a 7mm Torx for the under body aerodynamics?

[@grahamdenton5635]

were did you get the car lift from and what weight can it take thanks

[@kennyapple3497]

hur mycket olja behöver den bil? 5,2 eller 5,6 liter?

[@TheGrobbo1956]

Good job, love the car lift

[@andretigiovaneti7587]

That oil was really dark. I wonder how many miles on the oil.

[@chromepixels8922]

Is the engine flush he used makes it looks watery Aswell. but he def should’ve done a double oil change. That’s why I don’t take my 18” s90 to dealers or shops I do em myself

[@SwoonGaming]

@@chromepixels8922Diesels get black oil on the first day of driving - it's completely normal.

[@matthewesposito5177]

Thank you for this informitive video.

[@ORileysAutos]

Glad it was helpful!

[@olafmarzocchi6194]

The nice old operating system before they switched to Android Automotive and reduced the functions significantly

[@agyemangadams3294]

Well done mate ❤

[@ORileysAutos]

Thanks 😁

[@saidazizi6595]

Hallo sir what is the name of the scanner you are using launch ???

[@ORileysAutos]

Launch UK Euro Tab 3

[@cliffperry8470]

What’s going on starting to take things easy jimmy are you 😂😂😂😂😂 I

[@JPCorsaGSI]

This Car needs only 5.2l oil 😉

[@maciekcicho.4269]

I pour 5.5 liters into mine and it shows that it is half full. Car from 2014

[@phillipcole-c7p]

0-20? isnt that for race cars? surely 5/30 or 40

[@SwoonGaming]

0-20 is standard for Volvos "new" engine architecture (2014-). I'm no chemist, physicist or engineer so I don't know any details as to why they deem 0-20 to be best but I would assume having twin turbos and some engines even adding a supercharger on top of the already existing turbo(s) + meeting emissions require a thinner oil. 5-30 is pretty common, but I've never heard of a manufacturer recommending 5-40 for a car from the 00s and onwards.