Alfa Romeo Giulia Oil Change (2.0L Turbo)
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Today, I will be changing the oil and oil filter on an Alfa Romeo Giulia 2.0L Turbo. I will walk through the steps to changing the oil and reprogramming the service intervals.
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Thanks from the UK, just about to collect my 2017 Guilia and looking to do my own oil services. 😊👍
Awesome! Enjoy. These are fun cars.
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Did I miss something in regards to the blue and grey cables? I didn’t see when or where you used them. Great video thanks!
For this project, the blue and grey aren’t needed, but if you purchase the modified ODBII connector, I recommend getting the blue and grey connectors for other projects.
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Does that oil meet the fiat spec that’s called out in the manual? I’ve only used mopar and pennzoil European which do meet that spec. Not judging just curious.
The Mobil 1 I use doesn’t have the Fiat Spec number, but does have the API SN , SN Plus oil rating listed in the service manual. When I had my 2017 Giulia, I used the Pennzoil Euro. It was good, but it was getting hard to come by. The Mobil 1 is easy to get at Walmart or at Amazon and has the same API ratings. I’ve been changing oil with it in my 2019 for over two years and it has worked well.
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Best video I seen soo far makes people want to do it
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
We need a detailed break video.
Youve been busy this week!
I’ve been making these videos over the last year, and finally made time to edit and post them.
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What is the difference with the Q4?
Q4 is the same engine. Just AWD
Salve di solito l'astina di colore giallo del controllo livello olio motore si trova a sinistra l(lato guidatore) molto in basso del blocco motore 👋🍀⚪🔴
What's up with the mopar oil?
The Mopar oil is fine. I went with the Mobile 1 because it is more easily available, cheaper and still meets the specs. If your vehicle is still under warranty, you may want to use Mopar oil.
Drip at 14:38 hope it's not oil :)
Haha. All good. If you notice the cat litter on the ground, I learned the hard way not to fill the car with oil while looking through the camera. I missed and a bunch of oil ran down the front of the engine. Car is still running strong. I did this fill a year ago and have done two oil changes since.
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Can this be done with a cheap Chromebook? And how do we get the program?
Unfortunately, the MultiECUscan software is Windows only so it will not work on the ChromeOS. An old used Windows laptop should work just fine. If you do go used, you may want to format the drive and reinstall Windows on it just to have a clean slate and get rid of any junk they may have installed.