Dodge Dakota Oil Change & Filter Replacement
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2020
- In this video we change the oil and oil filter on my 2000 Dodge Dakota. A shorter upload than usual, but I hope you enjoy :)
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Thank you I'm an old lady who's doing her first oil change on her Dakota I appreciate you making it look so easy we're going to give this a shot now
Glad I was able to help alittle 😁 good luck on your oil change! Thanks for watching!
That hoods bad ass.. I'm changing my oil tomorrow. Thx for the help
Great content, really nice to follow you along with your Dakota.
Thank you for the support! Glad you enjoy the videos! It means a lot!
love seeing a twin out there great video
Dakota Nation 😎🔥💪🏻 Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your video my friend , I just got a2000 Dakota and I’ll take care of it. Tomorrow oil change time thank you
Awesome! Welcome to the Dakota family lol! Thanks for the support and for watching!
Littt bro thanks for reminding me😂
Hahahaha glad I could remind you lol. Just wanted to post a little filler video to pump out some content for the channel until the bigger ones get filmed 😂 Thanks for watching!
Nice vid bro keep it up keeping that Dakota clean ass he’ll bro take care be safe
Thanks for the support! I appreciate it! Got a few little things to fix on it, but she’s been holding up great since I first bought it! Thanks for watching!
What transmission does a 97 dakota have I bought one without the trans in it no owners manual an cant find anything on the internet about the trans its 2wd gotta 5.2 v8 magnum an I'm pretty sure the the 5.2 is a 318. I've been thinking I can just go pull an auto trans out of any dodge truck with the 5.2 an itll bolt up ...turns out I was wrong somebody pls help
Thank you. I like how you filled the new filter with fresh oil . . . but never use old oil to lubricate the O ring on the new filter! Use clen new oil.
What size oil filter socket
Hey... 4.7 huh? I like the dual air cleaners. Kinda cool.. I've always use Castrol... My buddy had a Camero and the previous owner used quaker state and the motor blew so we tore it apart after installing a new one and nothing but sludge everywhere inside the motor. Also your Dakota calls for a ph16 fram oil filter... I did some research and the ph8 is the same size filter just 2" longer bigger filter. Also find an old speaker heat the magnet on back on the stove and remove it and stick it to the oil pan by the drain plug to catch metal... Let me know what u think..
Awesome video! I have a few of tips. First one is wear a pair of rubber gloves (if you have any) to keep that oil off of your hands. Second, you could open the fill cap, letting it drain quicker. Third, you can use a funnel so you don’t have to make a mess on your engine. Good job, and have a great day!
Thanks for the tips! I appreciate the comment and support! 😎🔥💪🏻 as far as the funnel goes, I usually use one on my other vehicles but the fill cap hole is big enough on this engine to just pour straight in if your careful enough 👍🏻 might’ve been alittle hard to tell from the video
Hayden Kehm you’re welcome! Just wanted to help out a bit!
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Nice dakota man,I just bought a 2003 Dodge 1500 first dodge I ever owned and I got to say love it, it's not a cummins but I am working my way up. Like the color of blue your dodge man really nice.
Thanks bro! Always nice to hear from a first time mopar owner! Welcome to the family! You’ll get a Cummins eventually! Not sure if I’ll ever own one myself but my brother surely loves his lol! Thanks for the support and for watching!
Ur brother has a good looking old school cummins, love the look love the sound I like the fact he keeps it simple but elligant.
Can't wait for the next video!
He’s got some cool stuff planned for the Cummins! Can’t wait to share it with everyone!
I just got my rams windows tinted to day. I'll be doing a video of her tomorrow
What engine is that? Filter is on driver side?
Nice Video I can Change my own Oil & Filter
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
I broke my fill cap trying to get it off one time. Glad I took it off first before I drained the oil. I had to take drastic measures to get the damn thing off lol
Mine is sometimes difficult to get off as well but with it being stuck I can only imagine what it took to remove it 😂 thanks for watching!
Where did you get your air filter setup. I see you removed the stock plastic original one. Any vacuum tube issues or anything when you changed out. 4.7L?
It was actually on the truck when I purchased it, so I'm not sure where it was bought from, but I'm sure they are available somewhere online if you Google Dakota Dual intake air intake. I've had no issues with this setup and it runs great! Sucks in a lot of air and performs awesome! Thanks for watching!
Wish all maintenance videos were this easy to watch
Glad to hear it was helpful! I appreciate the comment and Thanks for watching!
Dakota looking nice my brother in law has the same model with close to 200k same engine no mods just a daily sucker still has some get up on the HWY
I hope my Dakota lasts that long lol. They’re great trucks and still have some kick left in them for their age! Thanks for watching!
What’s the number on that fram filter you’re using there? Thanks.
Fram filter number is PH16 - Thanks for watching!
Where did you get that hood? Looks like you have a straight shot to the oil filter, you must of taken all the plastic crap off?. Also take your filler cap off after you've warmed the vehicle up, then drain your oil. My 4.7 takes 6 qrts.
It's an aftermarket fiberglass Cervinis hood. It was actually on the truck when I purchased it. I believe they still have it listed on their website. An thanks for the tip! I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Time for another video!
Just uploaded! 😎
That's the life of the engine and if you keep it changed it will help keep your car or truck running for a long time. I have a '97 Ram 1500 with a 5.9 360 V8 auto and so far it has 270,800 miles, original engine and trans. I change all fluids on time and so far it's still going strong. If you don't take care of whatever you drive, then it won't last.
Couldn’t agree more! Maintenance is key! Sounds like you got some good life out of your truck / motor! Thanks for watching!
Why is 4 quarts too much according to my dip stick? I have a 2000 V-6. The oil change shop told me it takes 3 quarts, and when I remind them, the level is on the D or less (never spot on) I have no noticeable problems 177,000 miles, good truck had it for 21 years! Pressure seems okay.
Hmm seems a bit strange? Once you do the oil change, do you let the truck run for 5 minutes or so to let the oil cycle? And then turn the truck off to check the dipstick? I know when I did mine once, I believed it called for 6 quarts on my 4.7v8 but when I checked the level it was too high so I’ve been getting away with 5 - 5.5 quarts. I use the 10w-30. Thanks for watching.
Im sure you heard this a million times but have you considered using some sort of nitrile or latex glove to protect your liver? I have a few horror stories. I always like watching you guys, good stuff. Take care and have a good week. M
Thanks for the tips man, we appreciate it. We did have some on stock but with filming the video it was easier this time without them. I’ve been using them more often here now! Thanks for watching as always!
Make a coldair intake instead of sucking in hot air that's all your doing with those filters like that run tubing off the intake to the front header panel for coldair... they sell the black tubing through jegs catalog
It helps that my hood is vented and is a functional ram air hood. The vents line up perfectly with the air intake. But thanks for the tip!
What tool for the oil plug? Talk filters. Oil the seal? Waste? Walk me through it like a child.
Get an grill that matches the Cummins
Maybe some day lol, I don’t think it would really fit the look of my truck. Thanks for watching!
Hey brother hope you’re doing well
Hey thanks bro! Hope all is well with you also!
Good job posting something.
Keep something a minimum of monthly or people lose interest.
Thanks for the support! I’m going to try to get more consistent with my uploads. Once a week would be great for me. Just hard while working a full time job.
Thanks!
Sometimes I am making sure you guys are okay and not really too worried about the video.
I enjoy them too
Oil change
Oil changes are alway good for engine maintenance 🛢 thanks for watching!
Lift it and put a glass pack on it
Lol maybe someday 😎 thanks for watching!
Lift kits for the Dakota are spendy and really involved. I went dual exhaust with Flow Masters, Sounds Bitch'n, the Cold Air Intake wakes that puppy up!. I also run Lucas Synthetic Stabilizer Oil in and only have 60k on my 2000. My 4.7 is a Beast
Would’ve been great if you could have told us the size of socket for the drain plug; whether a crush filter was needed or not; and how many foot pounds of torque on the drain plug! Since you failed on all of that important criteria, I can’t recommend your video to anybody! Wasted my time, IMHO!