Would it make less mess removing the filter cap if you removed the safety pin and pulled that filter cap plug first, which would drain filter oil out before removing cap? Thanks for the vid.
In 49 years of driving, I've always put the amount of oil required, if it take 5 quarts , that what i put in. My dipstick always shows full on the dipstick. And when i check it a few days later, its never been over full. You definitely did not put 5 quarts of oil in, and no way, would the small amount of oil draining down, make it go from half full, to FULL on the dipstick. The oil change place i always use, actually brings the dipstick for me to look at after the oil change, to VERIFY its at THE FULL MARK.
There will be two marks on the dipstick to show the optimum level that your oil should be at. Your oil level should be somewhere between the two, if you go all the way up to full mark nothing wrong with that if the level is in between the two line is also okay.
Hello Sir: You do nice work. I am going to use this video to do a Oil change on my 16 yearly son's New/Used 2021 Kia K5 (1.6L turbo model engine) as a guideline. This is very detailed video and by the way, is a new drain plug gasket included in the OEM Kia oil filter box?
Hello friends! Thank you for checking my YT channel. As this channel grows, I’m extending my sincere appreciation for your continuous support. I personally enjoy sharing automotive videos with you as this aims to provide simple repair tips and hopeful to be of help especially and specifically for KIA owners or for those working with KIAs
Thanks for the correct way of putting the "drain plug pin" all other videos place the pin from bottom after inserting the filter which can cause oil leaks
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Would it make less mess removing the filter cap if you removed the safety pin and pulled that filter cap plug first, which would drain filter oil out before removing cap? Thanks for the vid.
@@Mr5150guy yup it would be less mess when the drain plug pulled out first. Thanks for the great question.
In 49 years of driving, I've always put the amount of oil required, if it take 5 quarts , that what i put in. My dipstick always shows full on the dipstick. And when i check it a few days later, its never been over full. You definitely did not put 5 quarts of oil in, and no way, would the small amount of oil draining down, make it go from half full, to FULL on the dipstick. The oil change place i always use, actually brings the dipstick for me to look at after the oil change, to VERIFY its at THE FULL MARK.
There will be two marks on the dipstick to show the optimum level that your oil should be at. Your oil level should be somewhere between the two, if you go all the way up to full mark nothing wrong with that if the level is in between the two line is also okay.
Hello Sir: You do nice work. I am going to use this video to do a Oil change on my 16 yearly son's New/Used 2021 Kia K5 (1.6L turbo model engine) as a guideline. This is very detailed video and by the way, is a new drain plug gasket included in the OEM Kia oil filter box?
Hello, thank you for your time watching my video, greatly appreciated it. Drain plug gasket is not included in the OEM filter. Enjoy wrenching!
Hello friends! Thank you for checking my YT channel. As this channel grows, I’m extending my sincere appreciation for your continuous support. I personally enjoy sharing automotive videos with you as this aims to provide simple repair tips and hopeful to be of help especially and specifically for KIA owners or for those working with KIAs
Thanks for the correct way of putting the "drain plug pin" all other videos place the pin from bottom after inserting the filter which can cause oil leaks
@@ABIDGHAFOOR-c4p You’re welcome, thanks for watching.
this dude complicated everything was too much😂😂
I’ll make it simple next time. Thanks for watching.
Na he didn’t. That was a pro job.
Best video on changing oil on a K5.
@@junboo8730 thank you so much