"How To" 2021 Ford Bronco 2.3L Oil Change
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- Опубликовано: 5 дек 2021
- Jim from IAG Performance takes us step by step on changing the oil in the all new 2021 Ford Bronco 2.3L EcoBoost.
Oil Change Kit:
www.iagperformance.com/copy-o...
Tool List Links:
3/8-Inch Ratchet - www.amazon.com/SATA-Quick-Rel...
15mm Socket - www.amazon.com/CRAFTSMAN-Sock...
3/8-inch Ratchet Extension - www.amazon.com/Crescent-CDTA9...
Torque Wrench - www.amazon.com/EPAuto-8-Inch-...
Oil Filter Pliers - www.amazon.com/TEKTON-5866-12... 
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Very cool, I didn't know about the Flat Foot Crank deal, thanks!
Glad to help
Very helpful, thanks.
Didi you have to remove the driver's side fender-well liner? In my 2019 Ranger I always had to remove that to get to the oil filter. It was a pain to do without breaking the plastic clips.
I’ve always wondered if some cars had a built in way to prime the filter and oil system other than pulling either an injection or fuel pump relay
Could you please post the part number for the OEM drain plug?
What size lift on it? Any gearing problems with the 2.3 motor? Any other changes done with them 37 on it?
Do you have a video for spark plugs?
Yea can some one make a oil filter relocation kit?? I’ve done my 2.3 and spent more time cleaning then changing it
Check level? What should it be at?
Nicely done. Not a fan of Motul in this application though.
I know mine doesn’t have that plastic cover, even though I have the sas pkg. how often should you change the oil in this 2.3l engine?
We recommend following the service schedule outlined in the owner's manual.
Flat Foot Crank - how cool!! But - does it work on a manual? Press all three pedals?
yeah for manual u need to push all three, that's how I do it on mustangs
2 questions? New oil plug? And, how did you access through the wheel well? Isn't there a wheel well cover?
Ford recommends a new oil plug for each oil change. The crush washer is part of the plug. Yes if you watch the shot at 2:40 and 2:52 you can see how we access through the wheel well. We found it to be the easiest way for the filter to come out.
@@theiagchannel right, I saw uou go through the wheel well but isn't there a cover in the wheel well? did that have to be removed? thanks for the info.
@@winkydee No covers were removed in the wheel well to access the filter. We had the pleasure of being on a lift when performing this job, so that may have made things a little easier. The filter can also be accessed from underneath the vehicle, but may turn out to be more messy if you dont get out of the way of the falling oil fast enough!
Unless you have a vehicle lift, oil filter pliers are almost impossible.
the cover you remove to get to oil plug. is that cover plastic?
Yes, on some of the models.
That oil valley is going to cause some people stress when they think they have an oil leak 😅
How does Flat Foot Crank work with Manual Transmission?
We are not 100% sure for the manual transmissions on the Broncos. All the manual transmission Subarus require clutch to the floor and gas to the floor.
Try holding the clutch and gas pedal fully down while attempting to start the vehicle. Most definitely try this BEFORE draining your oil to confirm!
@Toasty Great job, and thanks for the help with clarifying!
Wait you use a new drain plug every oil change?
Yeah, Ford recommends a new plug with every oil change.
What does flat foot crank do?
Primes the system. Basically, lubes up the engine before you actually start the engine and prevents wear on parts when starved of oil. It's actually a must and a very good option to have. Ford had some good engendering ideas... go figure.
I doubt Jiffy lube would know about this, so I bet you we'll see a lot of failed bearings, and camshafts, etc...
Hold up. You need to change the oil drain plug each time?
Yes, Ford recommends a new plug with each oil change.
do you need to replace the drain plug every time you change the oil?
Yes, Ford recommends changing it every time.
WHy would I change a drain plug every oil Change ...I don't see me doing that
@@concertscoastersandnitro725 Since the drain plug is plastic Ford recommends replacing it with every oil change.
@@theiagchannel it it be replaced just not with a plastic one
As far as I have read, the 2.3 does not need to be changed unless it shows wear. The 2.7 has a plastic drain plug that needs to be replaced every time.
Step ZERO- purchase shop and or lift. I do not see links to either of these items.
The oil filter location on the 2.3 is an engineering disaster.
Wow, such a pain.