You don’t need to pull those retaining plugs/clips all the way out and off the felt panel, just use the cat claw and pop them out about 1/4 to 1/2 inch. If you leave them on the felt panel it’s easier to put the panel back on and there is less of a chance of you breaking the retaining plugs/ clips. Great video. PC
that fabric cover with clips and bolts makes me not want to change my own oil. i only have 2 little ramps and get light headed sometimes when laying on my back under the car. I think I'll let a quick lube type place do it for me.
Yes you can remove the small cloth panel. Just secure the big front panel on the back so it doesn't flap around (where the cloth panel screws underneath it)
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This was the best video I found for this particular service. You hit every key point and no down time. Thank you for sharing.
Happy to help! Thanks for watching
Thanks for this video. My son has a 2020 4cyl and I wanted to change his oil before he heads back home cross country.
Awsome video thanks! I just got me a 2021 used XLT with 43k miles…hope it treats me well
Great video! Thank you!
You are welcome!
To the point thank you
Thank you
Did you put in bland or synthetic
You don’t need to pull those retaining plugs/clips all the way out and off the felt panel, just use the cat claw and pop them out about 1/4 to 1/2 inch. If you leave them on the felt panel it’s easier to put the panel back on and there is less of a chance of you breaking the retaining plugs/ clips. Great video. PC
Thank you!
6:16 vroom vroom. Hahaha. Imagine, Jiff* Lub* forgot to put oil in the suv before starting....vroom vroom goes in a different direction. 1st thumbs up
Haha! Vroom - vr..bang bang
Why not just leave that panel off making future changes easier?
Yeah, if it were my car for sure! Thanks for watching
that fabric cover with clips and bolts makes me not want to change my own oil. i only have 2 little ramps and get light headed sometimes when laying on my back under the car. I think I'll let a quick lube type place do it for me.
Is it ok to leave the panels off and drive the car?
Yes you can remove the small cloth panel. Just secure the big front panel on the back so it doesn't flap around (where the cloth panel screws underneath it)
I would like to leave the front panel off also.