When I tighten by hand it doesn’t seal all the way. It goes just past the o ring. Even with a tool there’s still a slight gap. The plastic cover doesn’t meet the metal. Is that normal? Should I try to tighten it harder? Or is this Normal? There’s no leaking but it’s just odd that it doesn’t go all the way.
I’ve changed oil in many different vehicles. As far as splatter goes, the xc90 isn’t bad. My favorite drain pan is the round tub style with the little pouring beak on the rim. I just pour the old oil back into the 5-quart container the new stuff was in. 😊
Ideally, if the vehicle has been sitting with the engine off for a while (for example over night) then if you can change the oil without starting it then all (most) of the oil should be sitting in the drain pan.
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This is great. Thank you for the upload
Thank u i will try it witc my volvo thank u for sharing
Good luck. As far a diy mechanical tasks, it's not that bad. 🙂
Gracias brother
De nada . 😁👍
You should create playlist of your vids.
right. Maybe put all the Volvo xc90 vids in one list. Good idea. :-)
When I tighten by hand it doesn’t seal all the way. It goes just past the o ring. Even with a tool there’s still a slight gap. The plastic cover doesn’t meet the metal. Is that normal? Should I try to tighten it harder?
Or is this Normal? There’s no leaking but it’s just odd that it doesn’t go all the way.
yeah, that doesn't sound right. maybe it's an after-market part? Thanks for commenting. Others might be experiencing this too.
Where can I get the tool that you mentioned to remove the oil filter?
Gosh Janice, I’ve had that for decades! Can’t remember anymore. Sorry. ☺️
How do you drain your drain pan? Also, do you have issues with splatter?
I’ve changed oil in many different vehicles. As far as splatter goes, the xc90 isn’t bad. My favorite drain pan is the round tub style with the little pouring beak on the rim. I just pour the old oil back into the 5-quart container the new stuff was in. 😊
@@DriveTimeDIY Did you warm up prior to draining? If so how long did you warm up?
Ideally, if the vehicle has been sitting with the engine off for a while (for example over night) then if you can change the oil without starting it then all (most) of the oil should be sitting in the drain pan.
@@DriveTimeDIY Thanks!!!!!
please get a good pair of jack stands
Pretty sure I had at least one jack stand in that video, no?
Axle stands
Yep. Very important if you raise the vehicle up substantially. Great point. 👍