Oil change - Suction vs Gravity

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  • Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
  • Oil changes can be messy. This video compares suction extraction versus Drain plug gravity.
    Is there a difference?
    Land Rover discovery 4 TDV6 SDV6 3.0 Diesel

Комментарии • 9

  • @weymouthdave
    @weymouthdave Год назад +10

    If you had released the filter cap by two full turns before sucking the oil out your sump would have been empty, as it is you allowed the oil to drain from the filter housing down into the sump after you had used the suction pump and that is what came out when you removed the drain plug.
    Also when putting the new O ring on the filter housing you should seat it in the O ring groove rather than just sit it on the threaded section.

  • @Doktorvollcrass
    @Doktorvollcrass Год назад +3

    More content please 👍👍👍

  • @markmoore3975
    @markmoore3975 Год назад +3

    The first couple of changes on my US spec V8 petrol I used the suction method then opened the drain plug. Nothing ever came out so I don’t bother anymore. Just do the suction method every 5k miles.

  • @overlandjourno
    @overlandjourno 11 месяцев назад

    enlightened. even the comments have been valuable. about to buy a 93000km 2015 sdv6 that's been loved.
    Pretoria, South Africa.

  • @LFG-gu7kk
    @LFG-gu7kk Год назад +3

    You should loosen the filter housing, let it drain to sump. Then loosen filler cap. Then pump out the oil. Also the oil filter seal should be in that groove not at the end of thread 😢

    • @LFG-gu7kk
      @LFG-gu7kk Год назад

      And also, when pouring oil in , turn your canister flat so you will allow some air in and you will have nice oil flow and no oil spills

  • @PietroH53
    @PietroH53 Год назад +2

    Should you loosen the oil filler cap to prevent creating a vacuum?

    • @markmoore3975
      @markmoore3975 Год назад

      On the V8 petrol that is recommended.

    • @gynads
      @gynads Год назад

      @@markmoore3975 Why on the V8 petrol and not the diesel? Exactly the same principle applies