Alfa Romeo Giulietta Change Oil and Oil Filter Success
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- Опубликовано: 27 мар 2021
- In this "How to" Alfa Romeo Giulietta video we change the oil and oil filter, and show you a useful tip to keep things tidy and clean. Another success, no failures today...
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In questo video "How to" Alfa Romeo Giulietta cambiamo l'olio e il filtro dell'olio, e ti mostriamo un consiglio utile per mantenere le cose in ordine e pulite. Un altro successo, nessun fallimento oggi ...
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In questo video "How to" Alfa Romeo Giulietta cambiamo l'olio e il filtro dell'olio, e ti mostriamo un consiglio utile per mantenere le cose in ordine e pulite. Un altro successo, nessun fallimento oggi ...
#AlfaRomeo
#Giulietta
#Vialettotony
#Driveway
Per favore, iscriviti al canale per vedere i nostri altri video "come" e "riparare" e "cose che vorresti sapere prima", che sono già caricati e verranno pubblicati presto con tutto, dalla sostituzione della batteria, al bagagliaio / avvio Cablaggio, filtro dell'aria, filtro antipolline dell'abitacolo, pulizia fissa del sensore del flusso d'aria di massa MAF, valvola PCV, filtro carburante / gas, codici di errore dello sterzo fissi, luce airbag passeggero, finestrini elettrici, barra antirollio / boccole barra antirollio anteriore e posteriore, caduta Collegamenti, dischi dei freni, pastiglie dei freni, lavaggio del liquido dei freni, molle posteriori, preparazione del MOT e molto altro ancora. 
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I can't believe anyone could design this as it is. This is ridiculous. Thanks for the video.
I was looking for a video exactly like this one. Really appreciate the good job! Cheers
All these videos are great!! Probably saved me a good hour doing an oil change on my Giuletta. What a carry on. Thank you very much!
Great video fella. That must be the worst oil filter location I've seen. I use an old bit of carpet under my cars to protect the driveway from oil spills. My wife now has a 2016 2.0 jtdm so this is a big help.
Great, really glad they're helpful.
And the air filter is location is not much better either.
@@DH-RED where is that then?
@@paolodechipiece1027 it’s down in front of the wheel. It’s only accessible from underneath.
I changed an oil filter in the same place on a 2ltr Astra.
Really excellent video - detailed, well thought out, great angles, and a learning experience which I'm going to put to use over the coming weeks. Thanks so much. 👍
It's much much easier to access the oil filter on the petrol engine. Thanks though for clarifying how to access the sump drain plug
your videos are very dope bro, u literally don't skip anything. Thank you
I have just bought a G your videos give me peace of mind that nothing is impossible to fix after all the rumours about Alfa romeo. Thank you mate❤
Congratulations. Hope it brings you lots of smiles. All the best 👍
@vialettotony thank you l can't get enough of it lol maybe lm the crazy one
Excellent videos! Great help and tremendous car!
Thank you so much.
Great video mate thank you. You’re going to save me a lot of time and cleaning up tomorrow
Hi Gareth. Good stuff. I was battling with the wind when I did it, so if it’s calmer tomorrow it should be a good day for you. All the best 👍
Thanks for the video, recently got a giulietta with the same engine. Filter location looks a right pain in the backside!
Cheers Mattshiz. Really glad you like the video. It’s a right pain location but hopefully the video simplifies it. 😉
Great content. Keep it up!
Thanks Brenttucker0101.... Really appreciate your comments. More on the way.. ;)
Vialetto Tony, I'm Portuguese, my daughter has a newer Giulietta Jtdm. I'm also the one who does maintenance, including the timing belt. Thanks for the demonstration of your videos. To replace the oil filter, the oil must be purged from the filter. I use a 1.5 liter plastic (water) bottle, count the neck and cut it vertically in half (shape of half cane) and leave the bottom with about more than 0.5 liters. Place the bottle to retain all the oil that is in the filter location which is about 0.5 liters. Sorry for my English.
Hello Jose. Good to hear from you. Good advice, thank you. Thank you for watching and subscribing if you have. Really appreciate it. Have a great day. 👍😀
HoLa @JoséTORRADO = Could you show a Photo of your HandMade Funnel with a Plastic bottle ?
How you cut it and place under the Filter housing ?
OBRIGADO ! 😉
@@wulfsteppen6989 It's very easy, as I mentioned, I cut the neck of a 1.5 liter bottle, I also cut it vertically in half (shape of half cane) and leave the bottom with about more than 0.5 liters. After cutting the bottle, I place it under the filter housing, tilted down to retain all the oil that is in the filter housing, which is about 0.5 liters. This way we avoid oil spills. Sorry for my English.
Great video! 😀
Thanks Krycha. Really appreciate the positive feedback. Thanks for watching and subscribing if you have. All the best. 👍
Wtf!! I didnt find the filter and now I understand why. Thanks
Great effort!
Thanks. Really appreciate the positive feedback. All the best.
Really love and appreciate the effort you put into filming all this, I have Giulietta myself but I know I won't do those things myself because of time/laziness but still I do want to know more about my car
That’s great to hear, thank you. I agree, even if you’re not going to do it, it’s still good to know how it works.
Well done and thanks for showing us, liked it :) I’ve had an Alfasud and now a 156, love all Alfas but this filter location is pretty whacky in that special Italian way. Cheers
Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching. Really appreciate it. Gotta love an Alfa. All the best.
Excellent video bud 👌🏼 I’m looking to do this on my 1750, will be slightly different engine wise but as far as the trim I need to remove it’ll be all the same so this is a massive help
Hi Dylan. Really glad to help. It's always nice to receive positive feedback. Thanks for watching and subscribing. Really appreciate it.
Nice video! For the filter I tend to use cardboard (usually the box all the filter were delivered in) to channel it into the pan, not easy though! Might actually try the bin liner next time.
I watched this video a couple of days after getting my Giulietta and was horrified by the oil filter position. Then I realised that you were working on the diesel. As mine is petrol I shot outside to check only to find. probably. The most accessible oil filter I`ve ever seen. So the diesel is so awkward and the 1.4 petrol so easy. As the Americans say “go figure”.
Thanks!
Thank you so much. All the best 👍
Managed to do the filter part without removing the piece of panel guess my fingers are a bit stronger or the filter was loosely fitted last time at the garage.
An idea for catching the oil filter a piece of tube on a 3" funnel under the filter into another container. But drill a 6mm hole in the filter cap next time you can control the flow easier, maybe. Thanks for the clear video made the job ready prepared.
Hi William. Glad you you had success. Great to hear. Thanks for watching and subscribing if you have. Really appreciate it. 👍. Have a great evening.
Good video. Ditto on the cardboard, I recycle plastic and cardboard for oil changes to catch any drips.
Thanks. Saves the driveway nicely... 🙂
Excellent video Tony…….. the bit you forgot was breaking your wrist in two places to remove the oil filter 🤦🏻♂️great patience mate.😉💪🏼
Thanks Colin. Yeah, I should add that in 😂. All the best 👍
Great video. I have a petrol version where the oil filter is as the front of the engine facing vertically. Going to be interesting trying to get the old oil out of that 😅
Thank you and good luck.
All the best 👍
I mean ...I hope you're not trying to get the oil out of the filter position. I watched this clip before I really looked at mine (got a 1.4 170hp petrol) and was like "oh here we go again". Can't imagine the sigh of relief when I saw the oil filter cap in the engine bay
Massive thanks for doing this video, just about to do a full service on my partners 2.0jtdm so this has been a massive help! Did you manage to get a torque wrench in to do the oil filter housing up?
Hi Joe. That’s great to hear that it’s helping another person. No, I wasn’t able to get the torque wrench in there, but you’ll feel it’s not massively tight when you remove it. A good Pinch up with the spanner has worked perfectly for me. Thanks for the positive feedback and watching and subscribing if you have. Really appreciate it. 👍
Thank you so much for the vid, amazing advice, can’t by chance tell what sump nut your using can you? :)
Hi The Titch. Thank you. Do you mean in terms of brand, head tool size, or dimensions?
No particular brand, and everything else is standard. Let me know if it’s something specific 👍
Thanks for watching. All the best 👍
How do you dispose the old oil?
Thanks for all these videos btw, they're very useful!
Hi Carlo. In the UK it’s possible to take it to a rubbish recycling centre, where you also get rid of all your old rubbish items that don’t go in the normal bins at home. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching. All the best 👍
Very useful video, thanks.
Your sump cover is in a similar condition to mine! It's annoyingly low isn't it?!
Hi Ali, Yes, absolutely... I have been thinking about implementing a 30mm Lowering kit, but as there are many speed bumps locally, i'd hate to think what would happen!!! Glad you found the video useful. Hopefully you've subscribed, as there are lots of videos planned, including prep for the upcoming MOT, and then the results 🤞. All the best.
Great informative video, I have a guilietta jdtm, really need to change my oil, I enjoy doing these things myself however this looks quite tricky, so much so I would probably lose my temper and break something. How long did the oil change take for you to complete?
Hi DanYul. It was freezing the day I did it which slowed me down. I’d say it took a couple of hours all in, but that was farting about with the camera too. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching and subscribing if you have. Really appreciate it. All the best. Stay healthy 👍
Nice you have the 1.6 JTDM2 also do you know if we can get a k and n panel filter for are engines :/ can only fine 2.0 ones
Hi Danny Boy Smith, It's actually the 2.0 170... Not sure about sourcing a K&N for a 1.6, but its likely that the 2.0 could offer better performance as it may let more air through than one for a smaller engine... More air = More bang...... Hope you're enjoying the Videos....
Great video pal, really like the content. What engine size is this model your working on?
Hi and thank you. It’s a 2.0 JTDm 170.
Thanks for watching and subscribing if you have. Really appreciate it. All the best 👍
@@vialettotony I have subscribed mate, your level of quality filming and explaining, this channel will take off soon enough👍🏼👍🏼
@@evieemaya88 haha. Nice one. I wish. I’d love to get to 10k viewer’s. 😂👍
Do you need a new sump plug? Or will a new seal suffice?
Does the new o-ring for the filter housing come with the filter or will it need buying seperately?
Hi Clarkie8590. I’ve just used a new seal, and not had a problem. The O-ring for the filter came with it. I would expect this to be the same for all filters, but it’s always worth checking the product description or asking your supplier.
Hope that helps.
Thanks for watching and subscribing if you have. Really appreciate it.
All the best 😉👍
Hello,
I have Giulietta, and i have problem of fog light indicator is blinking, when I checked the lights they both are working, can you give any idea where can I check the problem will be ?
I am also going to do service myself at home after i see your video , it really helping me, 👍🏼
Hi Virdi. I’d definitely recommend getting the codes read which should tell you exactly where any issues are.
Glad the videos help. Good luck with it.
Thanks for watching. All the best 👍
The location of the filter is awful. Italian engineers must have been drunk when designed this engine. In T-jet engine, location of the filter is also awful. Greetings from Poland :)
Haha. Great Comment.. Glad to hear from Poland.
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Hi @VialettoTony = THANKS for Your Great job and Video !
Do you think it is The SAME Shit for a 1.8L. TBi (241 HP) Gasoline Engine ?
i heard it is The SAME Engine Housing , Sooo...
Best Regards from TOULON , FRANCE 😎🛠
Bonsoir Steppen. I believe it is. It’s really simple to check. If you remove the wheel, you can see the filter through the gap. Should only take a couple of minutes to confirm. But yes, I’m sure it is. 👍. Thanks for watching and subscribing if you have. Really appreciate it. All the best. 😎
@@vialettotony = OKkk i will do this ""Simple"" Check , by Removing the Front Right Wheel ....
"Easy" when the Giu. is already "on Candles" ! LOL
Hi @Tony = i did it ... The Filter Location is rhe SAME ...BUT NOT the FILTER ! it is an OLD iron Cartridge Type MANN W6014 or MAHLE OC1331
that i had NOT ! OouuFF i could Replace it by a PURFLUX LS910 (from my Bike !) ...
Sooo i purchased 4x Paper Cartridges for NOTHING !$!$ = WARNING about #AUTODOC German WebSite whose "Advice" is WRONG !!
@@wulfsteppen6989 great job. Always worth checking 😉. Well done and good luck with it. 👍
Hi Tony, have you had any issues with reseting the service reminder? I've read somewhere you can only do that through obd, is that true? Thanks
Hello Wiktor. There are two separate reminders that need resetting. One can be done through a dance on the pedals I believe, but the other can only be done using the OBD. I'm yet to do mine, but will be making a video when I do it.
Thanks for watching and subscribing (If you have), really appreciate it.
@@vialettotony thanks mate, will keep an eye out
Hi Wiktor. Just checking to see if you saw the service reset video yet? I included links in it too, for the software and cables.
All the best. 👍
@@vialettotony Hi, thanks for that, just had a look. It's actually not as bad as I expected, still could be just a normal reset procedure like any other car, suppose thats the sort of things you get with Alfa.
When would you put and engine flush in Tony ??
Hi Calum. Never had to do it. Just regular oil changes and never had an issue. All the best 👍
Is a torque wrench essential or can I use a standard socket wrench ?
Hi Sir Cavin. As nothing is tightened massively you’ll probably be okay without a torque wrench. Obviously I’d advise to invest in one ideally. For a minimum investment you’ll end up using it more than you think.
Thanks for watching and subscribing if you have. Really appreciate it. 👍. All the best.
@@vialettotony I've definitely subscribed. Looking forward to learning more and more about my Guilietta. Keep up the great videos and thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Should I check oil (dipstick) with hot or cold engine?
Hi Lasse. After the oil change, it’s okay to check it after a few minutes of the engine idling. At other times, it’s good to check the oil when the car is level and the engine is cold, so all the oil has run down to the sump.
Thanks for watching, hope this helps. All the best 👍
Hi Tony, do you mind listing the tools etc you used?
Hi CB. If I remember right…. It’s a T30 torx bit for the undertray removal and inner wheel arch liner. A 32mm spanner for the oil filter housing. Jack to lift the car plus axle stands and chucks for safety. 13mm hex bit for the sump nut and torque wrench to tighten.
I think that’s about it… oh yeah, and an oil drain pan plus all the new parts 😉
Good luck with it if you’re doing yours. It’s super easy really. Have a great weekend. Stay safe and drive careful.
All the best 👍
@@vialettotony you are the best !
hello friend..I plan to buy Alfa Romeo Giulietta 2011 but I can't decide which engine to choose 1.4 tb 170 hp or 2.0 jtdm 170hp..do you have any recommendation..greetings from serbia
Hi Danen. I’d say it depends on where and how you’re planning on using it. If it’s short trips in and around town or longer trips out on country roads then fuel economy may sway your decision. We use our 2.0 JTDm 170 around town and on the motorway, and it works excellently. Lots of torque too. Whatever you decide, check mileage and if it needs or has had the cam belt and water pump changed.
Thanks for watching and great to hear from Serbia. All the best. 👍
in fact I don't drive it much..maybe I drive about 7 or 8 thousand kilometers a year..the car serves me to drive my ass what people would say only in the city..Giulietta is too beautiful for me considering when it was made by design it is ahead of its time ..and I believe that it will be an attractive car for a long time to come..I am a carpenter by profession, I do not understand cars well, but I know what a beautiful car is when I see it :)
@@danendanen8246 I agree. It’s certainly a great car. The petrol may prove to be a bit quieter for you , but have a think about fuel costs. You’ll be happy with it whatever you choose 😉. All the best.
Hello matey. Just a question. Is your Alfa a 2L or a 1.6?
Hi WAM. It’s a 2.0. All the best 👍
@@vialettotony cheers 👍
Please, How do I reset service interval on Giuelietta 1.4T 88kw 2017? without car diagnostic...
Hi Saman1962, On the Giulietta there are 2 different parameters that should be reset. I understand that one can be done through a "Dance on the pedals" (a process of pressing different pedals and buttons in order) that i do not know unfortunately, but i think can be found on social media. But the 2nd one can only be reset using the software tool. Apparently if you do nothing and just leave it, the lights will go off eventually. I have not done mine yet, but will be making a video when I do. Hope this helps??? All the best and thanks for watching.
@@vialettotony I tried 3 types of "dancing" and not working :( ..thank you for your willingness
@@Saman1962 ah that’s a shame. If you wanted to try it with a diagnostic tool, I released a new video this week showing how to do it on my car. Good luck, all the best 👍
32 pitch wrench required. by hand is easy, they placed the oil filter too badly.
Hmm I put 4,2 exactly on my car giulietta diesel 2018 1,6 120hp and the deep stick was on the minimum level I don't know why
These dipsticks are terrible to read. Give it some good time to settle and it may be easier. I’m guessing you’ve sorted it now though. All the best 👍
@vialettotony I gave it... one month constantly seeing the deestick but always sawing me less even after the engine was in higher temperature and in the end from what it seems it needs 4,7liters I put 500ml and now it saws correct
You know how to reset oil Service?
Hi yes, there’s a video on the channel. Have a look through, you should find it okay 😉
All the best 👍
and the air filter ? thx
Hi Pierre-Louis. The video is already available. Have a look on the channel and you should find it.
Thanks for watching and subscribing if you have. Really appreciate it 👍
After how many Kms should oil be exchanged?
Hi. It depends on the age of your car and whether petrol or diesel. Mine is a 2011 diesel, so the official stats are 21,000 miles.
A 2011 petrol would be every 18,000 miles. Hope that helps. All the best 👍.
@@vialettotony cheers thanks!
@@vialettotony hello, I have an alfa giulietta 2.0 140 hp diesel, I put 5 liters of oil in it and the level shows on the dipstick it is not even half way, how many liters of oil go into the engine
@@marianmaghila1801 hi. I’d recommend confirming in the vehicle log book. This will give you the manufacturer’s values. Hope it helps. All the best 👍
i have a bmw and a alpfa for the bmw 1h00, for the alfa 3h00 😂😒
I really don't wanna buy this car just because of oil filter location. ...
great video. but this car uses 0w30 engine oil that meets fiat's specs
Not according to my owners handbook I’m afraid. Different models may do though. All the best 👍