Mitsubishi Lancer 2003 ES - Simpe Engine Oil Change
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- The motor oil of the vehicle help keeps the engine lubricate while being driven.
Ideally, the engine oil of a vehicle should be replace in every three month or 3k - 4k miles.
Torque Spec
- Oil Plug: 29 ± 4 ft-lb (39 ± 5 N⋅m)
- Oil Filter: 12 ± 3 ft-lb (16 ± 4 N⋅m)
Specified Lubricant
Oil Type: 5w-30 / 10w-30
Oil Capacity: 4 Quarts
Brand Fitment
- STP Oil filter S6607
- Bosch Oil Filter 3323
- Fram Extra Guard Oil Filter PH7317
- Mobil1 Oil Filter M1-110
- Motercraft Oil Filter FL822
- ACDelco Oil Filter PF2057
- K&N High Performance Oil Filter HP-1010
Got me a 2004 Lancer ES for $600. 248k miles, no rust on frame, super solid transmission and healthy engine. Still going with regular maintenance. Love this car.
"just take your 17 inch wrench and..."
TAKE OVER THE WORLD WITH YOUR 17 INCH WRENCH
I love how you explain it using "real talk". Thumbs up.
as a trained mechanic of 20 years. all u need is a registered 3/8th reachet to tighten the drain plug and always put new oil in filter so it's better on the pump. also put a little on filter seal so it slides instead of tearing. last thing just turn filter with hand till tight then 1/4 (quarter) back so the seal isn't crushed. u will never have issues.
what if your oil filter is sideways?
Danish Sayed same steps regardless of filter orientation
20 years Mechanic? How about removing the cap of the motor oil engine before you loosen the nut and filter, this way oil flows freely. By leaving cap on and draining the oil, he probably left about a quart + of dirty oil in their 😡
EL EVO there*
Turn your wheel outward and take off the cover. This should be an easier access to remove the oil filter.
Found this was completely accessible without going under the car. Just remove the front right wheel and some bolts on the fenders. We have same car generation Lancer Cedia. Mine is a 2006 Ralliart.
You left about a quart+ of dirty oil in that car, by not removing the engine oil cap before you remove the drain plug and filter. This way the oil moves freely.
That is why you had oil blob out of the filter like that. You dirty oil was not drained properly. Just a tip 😉
Great Video.
Loose that bolt .. RIGHT HERREE ! 😂Yes that made my night
Great video, very informative! Thanks man!! The part with the left loosey made me laugh Hahaba
So freaking funny lol
Bought a 2006 2.0 lancer recently, just here learn a thing or two
Nice ! I have the same car (2004 ) and i bought the SAME sparkPlug Wires (NGK) !
Why are you using a torque wrench to tighten the drain plug. That isn't necessary.
+David Wong Usually, you can just tighten the drain plug until it's nice and tight which it will be find untill you next oil change. But if I was suppose to fix the car by the book, it tells you to torque the plug to spec.
David Wong
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Thanks man! Loved the video and your narrative
Left loosey! Hahaha
Omg I love this guy's videos lmfao
Always lower car to sit its ass on wheels like it was supposed to..then fill oil and check..its more level when using proper common sense...also turn on car and let it runs for a few minutes..then check dipstick again and add if needed..when it’s perfect then you bloody go for a drive...
Do you really have to use torque wrench to put the nut back on ??
Pro for ignoring ice cream man.
good video man.thank you
btw.i dont think you put the old oil on the seal of the new oil filter..not a big deal just remember too do that next time
Thanks for video, is in detail
Hey mister Kong
Does this car have oil pan seal? I have a leak in that pan area :"( What do you recommend me? How can I make a oil pan seal, wich material can I use?
Love this guys
Its diesel engine or petrol engine
did he just torque it to 70ft-lbs poor sump plug
Yo. Thanks bruv
First time operating a tool?
nothing had to be thaaat tight. seems like you wanted to break it
I could not find my smaller Torque Wretch so I used the bigger one I had sitting in my tool box . If the ft. pound is set correctly on the torque wretch, the amount of force I use on the bigger torque wretch should be the same as the smaller one. The bigger wretch just have more leaverage than the small one.
2003 Lancer, which filter to use? Are $10 filters that much better than $4 ones? Also, does brand of oil matter? I plan to use 10W-30 (I live in California, so it doesnt get below 0).
From what I read, the more expense the oil filter then the longer you can hold off until your next oil change. Picking an oil brand is the same as picking an oil filter; it’s just your preference. I usually just buy medium price filter that last me up to 5k miles. I do understand that oil type change depending on the weather but I been using 5w-30 in California too and have not gotten any engine problem.
Cool thanks. The manual says to use 5W-30 if it gets below 0 and to use 10W-30 if it goes over 100. Which is cali it does a few days a year, but never below 0. So both are probably fine.
If you care about your car go for Mobil 1
Quelle est la référence de boîte de vitesse manuelle oil
what ever happened to taking the oil cap first.
I normally take the oil cap off first but forgot to when i was doing the video.
I recently got one of these cars what oil do I use for it and how much oil I’m in nsw and is the fuel filter in the tank
The Mitsubishi Lancer ES 2003 take oil type 5w-30 or 10w-30. I have been using 5w-30 and had gotten no problem yet. The oil filter is located on the bottom of the vehicle on the outside on the engine unit. The vehicle will takes up to 4 quarts of oil.
Gtx 10w30 ?
Why sidnt you use that long one to loosen the plug?
The big long wretch is a torque wretch. Torque wretch should only be use for tightening down a bolt.
do we have to change new screw nut every time??
Izwan Helmy I usually keep the old bolt screw and just change the rubber/plastic washer. The washer will keep the oil from leaking out. I recommend changing the bolt screw if it had been round off and it is difficult to take off with a wrench.
Brother u don’t need to tighten the drain plug 29 foot pounds jesus
I make my repair video by following the Factory Shop Manual. There is a torque spec for the drain plug and i just wanted to show it on the video. Normally i just tighten the drain plug until it is nice and snug.
why does it look so hard
+David Powers The oil change only look difficult in this video because I was on my back, under the jack up car, and really had no arm leverage.
+Kong Chang i really need to learn how to do this... hey what type of oil should i use if i have over 190,000 miles
+David Powers From what I heard and read, 5w-30 Castrol GTX Motor Oil is pretty good choice
+Kong Chang i have a 2004 lancer es so does that matter or no
+David Powers 5w-30 oil type will work on the Lancer 2004 ES
hahahaha too funny
Lmaoooo
hahahaha too funny