How To | 2020+ Hyundai Palisade Oil Change & Oil Life Reset

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Vehicle In This Video: 2022 Hyundai Palisade
V6 3.8L
Oil Capacity:6.9 Quarts
Oil Type: 5W-30
Drain Plug Torque 33ft.lbs
Wheel Fastener Torque:@94Ft.Lbs
Tire:245/50/20 @35Psi
DIY on how to change the oil on a 2020 Hyundai Palisades or Kia Telluride. Requires removing splash guard to get to oil filter case and better access to oil drain plug.
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[@rlk5709]

Really appreciate the lack of excess chatter, good vid

[@jackalcat5425]

Nice video without the incessant talk. Is anything torqued? Filter, cover, drain plug or just snugged? What was the spray at the end?

[@nelsonbotelho3901]

Great Job

[@robertwilensik3711]

Well done!!

[@user-xx2ju5vl3i]

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[@yz8302]

I hate the cheap plastic cover. it protects nothing but give us a big headache. everytime I see the cover like that I charge extra just like the wheel locks and tpms when swapping tires. it sucks but I have to spend more time to remove them.
Plus the useless oil life monitor, I remember it took 5 sec to rest on gm cars. Now most cars even on europeans you have to check
manual and learn how to reset. for small shops it really takes time to do it and customer has to suck up the extra cost. No wonder why costs too much for just a sample oil change.

[@yz8302]

paper cartridge filter should be easy to manufacture but why double the cost compared to spin on metal filter? what a joke.