This is tremendously helpful Brandon! Thank you. My wife's GV70 just hit 6000 and the dealer is backed up for 2 months here in Georgia. Going to grab a filter today and do it myself. Thank you!
@@arenteria1100 16,000 miles?!?!? NO! Modern day synthetic oils should be changed every 5000 to 6000 miles. I changed ours at 6k and thent he dealer just did another change at 10k. They aren't backed up anymore, at least here in GA and now offer loaners too.
That's exactly how I do it too. I also put some paper towels around the filter housing because when I pull the filter out it tends to drip oil. Like you, I also plan on keeping this vehicle for a long time. Did you use a torque wrench on the oil plug? I'm afraid to do it by hand because of the aluminum threads.
Brandon: Thanks for the video. It looks like the front tires are on the ground. Are you able to access the drain plug with the tires on the ground. It looks extremely tight. Thanks for any insights. Bill
Good video, Brandon. I see it calls for 0W-30. Did you use Synthetic? What is the change cycle for normal driving? I’ve read where the dlr may or may not use the exact prescribed weight so I think I might buy Mob-1 Syn and give it to them to change it for the first 3 yrs then I may just do it myself. We just ordered our 2023 GV70 3.5T and can’t wait to get it.
Yeah we only use synthetic in turbo gas cars. We used 5w30 the first time because the 0w30 was not available at the time. Also the 2nd oil change was only like 15 minutes.
Yes, Unfortunately the dealer uses 5w-30 and really, anywhere you go you will get 5w-30. I started changing my own oil, using 0w-30 and on the first oil change I used STP oil cleaner additive and let the car run for 15 min before I drained. This will remove most of the build up on the pistons and clean it good. Yes the car is new, but I do it anyways, keep it for long and whatnot. Since the car is twin turbo it will have gunk build up because "notoriety" of turbos. If you have the same problem like I had, where the car vibrates a little on cold starts, clean the oil before the change. And PLEASE, do not drive the car when the cleaner is working.. it will fuck everything up inside the engine.
@@gL0be1000 Thanks IIia. I’ve heard the manual says to use a fuel additive, like Techron, every 8k miles or so. Would that have same effect as STP? Also, I plan on bringing dealer Mob-1 0W-30 for all my changes. I don’t mind overpaying for the 3 complimentary oil changes to ensure the right oil is being used.
@@jaybd9329 No, Techron is a fuel system cleaner. This will clean to heads of your pistons and your fuel system. I was planning on using that too, but I will do it on my next oil change because I fuel with 93 Octane and I think it's not time for that just yet, but soon lol 😅 I do drive my car a lot soo yeah, the little things.
Whatever is available and on sale in 5-30 or 0-30 synthetic. We also do oil changes every 5k because we spend a lot of time in the boost cruising 90-100 for hours on the way to and from Vegas or LA. From all my turbo experience, the turbo cars breaks down the oil more rapidly. We usually own our cars to about 180k miles so its just cheap insurance. Especially since Hyundai motors are notorious for burning oil as the age.
@@brandonlarson5275 A long waiting list for an oil change that's crazy. Your right better off doing it yourself. There's always a catch when something is free.
@@PantherforlifeI usually decline their free oil changes. Worried they might screw up or cut corners. I just keep all the receipts for parts I used in case of any warranty issues
@@brandonlarson5275 well my point is is most of them are that way even here in Las Vegas it’s the same way they’re about a month out at minimum but tells you something though either a lot of people like these and there’s a lot of them out there or they’re just understaffed however they’re going through a big transition right now or Highend day and Genisis are on top of one another utilizing the same buildings and don’t have enough room but I still would rather use the dealer I’m getting the point were I’m older now where I used to do all that myself and I don’t have the patience nor do I want to mess something up but thanks for the video though any videos may be on how to just go over the coolant and filling the other fluids in general that you’ve made maybe
It is not a Hyundai. It is a Genisis. Stop mixing the two. Even Hyundai will tell you they are now separate. They won’t even work on them. Genisis must .
Its says manufactured by Hyundai right on the vin plate. It takes a Kia oil filter, and a majority or the parts on the car are stamped with Hyundai. All of our Toyota Lexus were the same way.
@@brandonlarson5275 Well my point is is that I also called a Hyundai and it is come down to brass tacks with them now they have Genisis only and Genisis mechanics and Highend they will no longer work on any vehicles of the Genisis nature from 2018 to newer they even refused to mention the word high-end day it’s gotten the point where it if you ask for high-end day you’re going to get high-end day when you really met Genisis so it does matter in the in their eyes going forward
I've had a set of those picks in my tool bag for years finally a reason to use them.
This is tremendously helpful Brandon! Thank you. My wife's GV70 just hit 6000 and the dealer is backed up for 2 months here in Georgia. Going to grab a filter today and do it myself. Thank you!
my dealer shop told us that an oil change is required only after 16k miles. have yall experienced the same info?
@@arenteria1100 16,000 miles?!?!? NO! Modern day synthetic oils should be changed every 5000 to 6000 miles. I changed ours at 6k and thent he dealer just did another change at 10k. They aren't backed up anymore, at least here in GA and now offer loaners too.
@@arenteria1100 No, first oil change should be at like 500 miles due to engine break in. Then maybe at 2000-3000 miles, then maybe 5000
Thanks very awesomely helpful to those of us that like to change the oil more than needed on these high perf engines! :)
How were you able to so easily remove the cover where you can fill up the oil?
That's exactly how I do it too. I also put some paper towels around the filter housing because when I pull the filter out it tends to drip oil. Like you, I also plan on keeping this vehicle for a long time. Did you use a torque wrench on the oil plug? I'm afraid to do it by hand because of the aluminum threads.
Brandon: Thanks for the video. It looks like the front tires are on the ground. Are you able to access the drain plug with the tires on the ground. It looks extremely tight. Thanks for any insights. Bill
I noticed that when you put the bottom tube back on, it still wiggled. It seems like that connection should be airtight. Or am I being paranoid?
Thank you Brandon the Vid. What is the part number for the oil filter? thanks again
Great job explaining , THANKS !
Good video, Brandon. I see it calls for 0W-30. Did you use Synthetic? What is the change cycle for normal driving? I’ve read where the dlr may or may not use the exact prescribed weight so I think I might buy Mob-1 Syn and give it to them to change it for the first 3 yrs then I may just do it myself. We just ordered our 2023 GV70 3.5T and can’t wait to get it.
Yeah we only use synthetic in turbo gas cars. We used 5w30 the first time because the 0w30 was not available at the time. Also the 2nd oil change was only like 15 minutes.
Yes, Unfortunately the dealer uses 5w-30 and really, anywhere you go you will get 5w-30. I started changing my own oil, using 0w-30 and on the first oil change I used STP oil cleaner additive and let the car run for 15 min before I drained. This will remove most of the build up on the pistons and clean it good. Yes the car is new, but I do it anyways, keep it for long and whatnot. Since the car is twin turbo it will have gunk build up because "notoriety" of turbos. If you have the same problem like I had, where the car vibrates a little on cold starts, clean the oil before the change. And PLEASE, do not drive the car when the cleaner is working.. it will fuck everything up inside the engine.
@@gL0be1000 Thanks IIia. I’ve heard the manual says to use a fuel additive, like Techron, every 8k miles or so. Would that have same effect as STP? Also, I plan on bringing dealer Mob-1 0W-30 for all my changes. I don’t mind overpaying for the 3 complimentary oil changes to ensure the right oil is being used.
@@jaybd9329 No, Techron is a fuel system cleaner. This will clean to heads of your pistons and your fuel system. I was planning on using that too, but I will do it on my next oil change because I fuel with 93 Octane and I think it's not time for that just yet, but soon lol 😅 I do drive my car a lot soo yeah, the little things.
you did a good job thats what I doat the genesis dealer
What kind of oil are you using?
Whatever is available and on sale in 5-30 or 0-30 synthetic. We also do oil changes every 5k because we spend a lot of time in the boost cruising 90-100 for hours on the way to and from Vegas or LA. From all my turbo experience, the turbo cars breaks down the oil more rapidly. We usually own our cars to about 180k miles so its just cheap insurance. Especially since Hyundai motors are notorious for burning oil as the age.
helpful
How much is the dealership asking for this oil change?
Free, but that doesn't do me any good if they are backed up a month for the next appointment.
@@brandonlarson5275 !! Yes, they told me yesterday I have to make an appointment for August 20th... I mean a month!? Come on..
Also theres another access in the bottom to drain the oil from the filter housing.
@@brandonlarson5275 A long waiting list for an oil change that's crazy. Your right better off doing it yourself. There's always a catch when something is free.
@@PantherforlifeI usually decline their free oil changes. Worried they might screw up or cut corners. I just keep all the receipts for parts I used in case of any warranty issues
Anyone know the name of the little clamp he moved to pull that tube out of the way
And I thought an oil change on a DB9 was hard...
Take it to the dealer
Our dealer in Scottsdale is always a month or two wait for an oil change. No to mention the time I got it down to about 15 minutes now.
@@brandonlarson5275 well my point is is most of them are that way even here in Las Vegas it’s the same way they’re about a month out at minimum but tells you something though either a lot of people like these and there’s a lot of them out there or they’re just understaffed however they’re going through a big transition right now or Highend day and Genisis are on top of one another utilizing the same buildings and don’t have enough room but I still would rather use the dealer I’m getting the point were I’m older now where I used to do all that myself and I don’t have the patience nor do I want to mess something up but thanks for the video though any videos may be on how to just go over the coolant and filling the other fluids in general that you’ve made maybe
It is not a Hyundai. It is a Genisis. Stop mixing the two. Even Hyundai will tell you they are now separate. They won’t even work on them. Genisis must .
Its says manufactured by Hyundai right on the vin plate. It takes a Kia oil filter, and a majority or the parts on the car are stamped with Hyundai. All of our Toyota Lexus were the same way.
@@brandonlarson5275 Well my point is is that I also called a Hyundai and it is come down to brass tacks with them now they have Genisis only and Genisis mechanics and Highend they will no longer work on any vehicles of the Genisis nature from 2018 to newer they even refused to mention the word high-end day it’s gotten the point where it if you ask for high-end day you’re going to get high-end day when you really met Genisis so it does matter in the in their eyes going forward
@@billf9847 its really not that serious...
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