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Oil filter 25 Nm or 18 ft-lbs
Drain plug 30 Nm or 22 ft lbs
8 liters of oil 8.5 to 9 qt. Of oil
Ceratec
Oil filter wrench 76 mm
8mm for panel screws
13mm for the oil plug

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Filter
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Drain Plug
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Crash washer
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Additive
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Engine flush
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Oil
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The most basic and most important maintenance item of our car. It is vital for the engine to have fluid inside. Make a habit of checking the oil level at least once a month. And make sure it is changed at least at the intervals that are recommended by the manufacturer.
Even though it is recommended to check the oil once a month, I try to do it a little more often than that because in a month I could have the engine empty, if there were a significant leak. Especially with performance engines.

Oil wears down and breaks down, not only because of the heat and pressure, but also over time, so it is important to change it even if the car was just sitting for a long period of time.

The car reminds you when to do it, so don't turn off the service reminder and forget about it.

Turbo does not mean speed necessarily, they have different applications. Most cars now have turbos and they are not sports cars.

Never run the car hard before it gets warmed up. The coolant gets warmed up before the oil, so the temperature you see on the gage is the coolant temperature and the oil may still be cold.

Do not turn off your car right after you run it hard. The circulation of the oil helps cool down the engine, so if it stops running the oil won't cool down the hot parts and they will wear down faster.
Also the oil is standing right next to the hot parts of the engine creating sludge and the oil will lose viscosity. Let the engine run for a few minutes after that hard run.

The car consumes at least a quart of oil every 600 miles. More than that if you drive at high speeds often.

The manufacturer recommends extracting the oil. Many companies do, to make sure employees don't forget to put the drain plug back or tighten the bolt. If the drain plug is not present or it has not been tightened, the engine will lose the oil and cause catastrophic damage to it. That is why it is important to torque to specs.

To check the level. Park the car on a flat surface. Ideally the car should be at 80 C degrees or 176 F degrees. So if the car was running and at operating temperature, let the car cool down for at least 5 minutes. Pull the deep stick out and clean it, then slowly put it back all the way in, wait at least 3 seconds and pull it out again. If the level is between the min and max the level is correct. Try to keep it closer to the max. If it is on the min level or less, you can add a quart of oil. But put it in a little at the time and check the level each time.

Keep the plug pushed in while unscrewing it.

Do not put too much oil in the engine. It is better to have a low level than having oil pass the max level. You can damage your engine or your catalytic converter.

When you take the oil out, check the color, it should be brown or black. If it has a milky color it could mean that you have coolant leaking into the oil side of the engine. Also look for small particles like small pieces of metal. If you do, have somebody check your engine. It could mean that you have some internal damage.

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