2021 RAM 3500 OIL CHANGE & FUEL FILTERS REPLACEMENT | HOW TO TUTORIAL

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  • Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
  • Howdy Folks, welcome to a new series of videos where I give you my take of How To / Tutorial on certain vehicles and things to fix on them. I am by no means a professional or certified mechanic, I'm just doing this for fun and helping anyone out that I can if they need it. There are better tutorials out there on how to do this, I just wanted to do my own with my shenanigans.
    I had the pleasure of meeting the wonderful owners of this awesome 21' Ram 3500 and learning how to change the oil & filter, and fuel filters on this bad boy.
    Make sure to check out Dean & Carly on their Instagram account as they travel across the United States and their adventures. I was truly blessed to meet them and have the great pleasure of calling them life long friends now.
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Комментарии • 25

  • @erickoennecke3308
    @erickoennecke3308 4 дня назад

    Second video I’ve seen where someone pours oil like you did. If you turn the jug sideways and pour, the oil won’t “glug” out of there like that. Airflow is smoother and you can actually pour faster. Just a little thing Dad taught me years ago! Great video man! I just bought one of these new ones and needed to know where the filters and such are.

    • @wittysgarage
      @wittysgarage  4 дня назад

      @@erickoennecke3308 Very good tip. Really appreciate it. I don’t know why I never thought of that before. 😎🤘🏻
      Appreciate the watch. I have done a few Ram diesel trucks now and the engine fuel filter hasn’t changed in the year span of 2016-2024 from what I’ve worked on but the chassis filter can be in a different location & or type if it’s a 2020 vs 2024. I plan to do a new tutorial on 2 different RAM 3500 diesel trucks at the beginning of the year showing the difference between the filters & locations so stay tuned. 😎

  • @bubbagray9383
    @bubbagray9383 Год назад

    Well done young man!

  • @6percentrecycled
    @6percentrecycled Год назад

    Nicely done my friend. Reminds me of doing oil changes on diesels at the Ford dealer many moons ago. I didn't like it then and wouldn't want to now lol!

    • @wittysgarage
      @wittysgarage  Год назад +1

      It was definitely a different animal for me for sure. I honestly had more trouble with the dang fuel filters than the oil. Definitely gonna try and get a proper video of those fuel filters someday. 😁

  • @corysabiston9773
    @corysabiston9773 4 месяца назад +1

    Wrong oil, that engine takes T6

    • @wittysgarage
      @wittysgarage  4 месяца назад

      My buddy bought the oil at the time. I just serviced it.
      I’ve used T6 on many others since then however as your right. 😎🤘🏻

  • @MikeLit2
    @MikeLit2 Год назад

    Don’t feel bad I struggled way longer getting that dang oil filter back on

    • @wittysgarage
      @wittysgarage  Год назад

      Appreciate it. Lol. At first I thought it was gonna be no problem, but after I started. Oh my was I in for a struggle. 😂😂

  • @jayzter73
    @jayzter73 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the video! I have a 2021 3500 turbo diesel 4x4. How much did everything cost you (filters and oil)?

    • @wittysgarage
      @wittysgarage  5 месяцев назад +1

      So it was my buddies truck. He bought everything, I just serviced it.
      Best place for all filters I’ve found is Geno’s Garage online. It’s the best price for legit (not fake) Mopar brand products. Excellent company supplier. They are the only ones I use for my diesel needs when I service rams for clients.
      For one Ram, being 2 fuel filters, 1 oil filter, 3 gallons of oil, & 1 air filter. Roughly $270. Prices fluctuate at times due to supply.
      I plan to do another tutorial on a different 6.7L that shows everything better in the near future, with prices and all.

  • @Steadierpark
    @Steadierpark Год назад

    Dang dude. Magnet works well for fishing. 3/8” socket wrench (no socket needed) will take that plug off. Don’t use a 12 point socket on those fuel filters…you can round off that plastic!

    • @wittysgarage
      @wittysgarage  Год назад +1

      Appreciate the tips.
      Was definitely not my finest work. 😅 Thanks for watching. 🤘🏻

    • @Steadierpark
      @Steadierpark Год назад

      @@wittysgarage thanks for putting it out there! I was looking to see how many people on RUclips prefilled their oil filters. I have heard both ways. I just learned from my dad to prefill them

    • @wittysgarage
      @wittysgarage  Год назад

      @@Steadierpark not a bad thing to do at all. I’ve always learned to pre-fill / soak the filters as well, so now it’s second nature upon an oil change. I’m hoping to redo this tutorial in the near future to make it more straightforward and a quick guide. And make sure to check my channel in the next year, I’m planning on having many more oil change tutorials when I am able to record. ✌🏻

  • @newguysgarage6802
    @newguysgarage6802 Год назад

    Brings me back to my lube technician days lol 😂

  • @JackHolden-vs3cg
    @JackHolden-vs3cg Год назад +1

    Putting oil in the oil filter is an old diesel thing. Not really needed anymore! Good looking truck though.

    • @wittysgarage
      @wittysgarage  Год назад

      Thanks for the insight.🤘🏻😎
      I think it’s more out of habit for me to do so. I always have this worry in the back of my mind of a “dry start” with the filter not soaked every time I do an oil change. 😂😂 Maybe I’m just loony. Lol
      Thanks for watching. Appreciate the support.

    • @JackHolden-vs3cg
      @JackHolden-vs3cg Год назад

      Of course. I understand that. I have changed the oil in several diesel trucks over the years. I can understand how that could be a habit. Do you, and/or have you worked in a diesel mechanic shop?

    • @wittysgarage
      @wittysgarage  Год назад

      @@JackHolden-vs3cg , nope. Never worked in any mechanic shop or auto anything. Just learned from a good friend of mine over the years and hundreds of hours of RUclips learning how vehicles work. 😎🤘🏻

  • @Amxracer
    @Amxracer Год назад +1

    😂

  • @robertyearian227
    @robertyearian227 Год назад

    I can't believe your out there in the snow changing oil and filters in a damn t shirt lol

    • @wittysgarage
      @wittysgarage  Год назад

      Gotta hook up a friend when I can. 😎
      The cold air felt good until about 7pm. 😂