@@jordan._moreno really? Isn’t yours a 2012 one? Looks like 2013 g37s still comes without the whole: ruclips.net/video/1f2Q9ldEdmQ/видео.html Could you please verify what kind of splash cover is yours??
@@Qkfltpdls777some are different for some reason. My 2013 Journey Sedan is a flap, I remove like 4 screws bend the flap out of the way and I can easily access the drain plug and the filter. I don’t have to take off the entire plastic.
@@thebbiddim882 mine is the same, flap. How do you keep the flap flipped over while changing oil filter as the flap tends to come back to its original position…
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Nice job! I'm going to do my first oil change on my 2012 g37X soon, thanks for the video!
No problem!
Best video I've seen.
Looks like not a OEM splash guard..
Did you cut the splash guard where oil filter and drain plug are??..
No I think the newer g37s came like this
@@jordan._moreno really? Isn’t yours a 2012 one?
Looks like 2013 g37s still comes without the whole:
ruclips.net/video/1f2Q9ldEdmQ/видео.html
Could you please verify what kind of splash cover is yours??
@@Qkfltpdls777some are different for some reason. My 2013 Journey Sedan is a flap, I remove like 4 screws bend the flap out of the way and I can easily access the drain plug and the filter. I don’t have to take off the entire plastic.
@@thebbiddim882 mine is the same, flap.
How do you keep the flap flipped over while changing oil filter as the flap tends to come back to its original position…
@@Qkfltpdls777 I just hold it open for the few minutes it takes to drain. I figure it’s better than having to undue 20+ screws.
Pop the trunk lmaoo