A magnetic oil filter drain plug and/or an oil filter magnet add one more potential layer of engine protection. Do they work? Residue on the drain plug says yes, but it’s anyone’s guess with the oil ...

Like with so many products, there's going to be pros and cons to buying a quick drain oil plug. So far, we've been pretty pessimistic, but now it's time for the positives, and that's in addition ...

After you install the oil filter and replace the oil drain plug, use a funnel — or just good aim — to pour all but one quart of fresh oil into the oil filler hole.

It is good practice to wipe down any oil-covered surfaces before you replace the drain plug and oil filter. Step 5: Drain Plug In, Filter On . Replace the drain plug and tighten it until it's snug ...

Drain plugs typically have a soft metal washer or a sealing washer with a rubber insert. Use a properly fitting box wrench or a 6-point socket wrench to remove the plug.

Oil filter to engine: 11 Nm. Oil drain plug in crankcase: 28 Nm. Threaded plug to crankcase/gearbox cover 15 Nm. Oil Capacity (with filter change): approx. 3.1 liters. Also, here is a copy of the .pdf ...

Loosen and remove the drain plug and let all of the oil drain out into the pan. You’ll know it’s all out when the oil is down to just a couple of drops. When you remove the plug, there are a ...

For example, whether it's worthwhile to replace your oil drain plug with a quick-drain valve instead. Another hot topic is whether to pre-fill your new oil filter during money-saving DIY oil changes .

There are several places a leak could occur, such as the oil filter and drain plug, among others, due to failing seals, ...

After hand-tightening the oil filter, screwing back the drain plug, and pouring fresh oil are the final steps. Start the engine, let it warm up a bit, and check under the engine for oil leaks from ...