Porsche Panamera Turbo Oil Change
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- This video covers the oil change procedure on a 2018 Porsche Panamera Turbo.
Torque:
Engine Oil Drain Plug - 21ft lbs
Oil filter housing - 19ft lbs
Engine oil: Panamera Turbo, Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid Porsche C40, alternatively: VW 511 00 SAE 0W-40 (For all temperature ranges)
SAE 5W-40 (For the temperature range above -13 °F / -25 °C.)
Too much or too little engine oil will damage the
engine. Too much engine oil can result in blue smoke
formation and cause damage to the emission control
system in the long term.
e Do not allow the oil level to drop below the minimum
mark.
e Only add engine oil to the maximum mark. In the
event of overfilling, correct this at the earliest
opportunity. Visit an authorized Porsche dealer.
Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche
dealer, as they have trained technicians and the
necessary parts and tools.
Make sure to note the following points:
- Use only engine oils approved by Porsche. Observe
the service intervals.
- Oils approved by Porsche can be mixed.
- Do not use oil additives.
- If you suspect an engine leak, have the engine
checked immediately.Visit an authorized Porsche
dealer. Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche
dealer, as they have trained technicians and
the necessary parts and tools.
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Man...if only all the technicians in the world are like you.....
it takes 2, the tech and the boss. I work on cars like this guy, but always gets yelled at by my boss because using a torque wrench on a drain plug is a waste of time, I still make good time, but I could always be faster according to my boss. Also, all the "old timers" in the shop will make fun of me, not that I care, but it's annoying hearing the same smart ass remarks over and over. This seems like a good place to work, that doesn't get you in trouble for doing proper work.
@@gwot Sad to hear that, but am glad you wanna do everything properly. We need more people like you as well!
@@gwot Yes,it was sad that many workshop want to fix the car's problem quickly but they didn't care about quality and not follow the right specification when repairing the car......
Nice. I like that you showed the torque spec , and oil details.
Finally found the problem on panamera it was the oil separator still came out cheaper than going to dealer thanks for help love your work
His thoroughness is why you take your car to a dealership even for an oil change.
Are you implying that an indy shop would not do as good of a job?
@@MrNanah38 Not to disparage any shop, but a lot of shops, even dealerships, are not as thorough as this guy is. Even indie shops are known to just drain and refill with little concern for the rest of the car. Time is money. If this truly hurt your feelings, maybe you should look into your own practices.
@@SgtSeth
Since when asking a simple question means that my feelings are hurt? I have no reason to be offended by you or anyone in comment sections because I realize that a lot of people use the comment section to disrespect other people to feel good about themselves. Their personal feelings to their biases doesn't bother me, I just wanted to see where your argument is coming from and what is your base.
Maybe, remember he has a camera on him. There are plenty of videos of dealership techs not doing the right thing.
Rare a shop does this well
I wish I could have you as my service tech. You take great pride in your work which is really rare these days.
9.5 Quarts? That's almost as much as a diesel truck, gotta love Porsche performance lol. I've watched every single video and thanks to you I feel like you given me and idea around the work that is done as a Tech. And just the care you put in those cars man is awesome, Replacing valve steams? Greasing squeaky door knobs? Checking Tires for nail as courtesy, i'm sorry I find that amazing because they don't do that at dodge...chevy..Ford...Maybe BMW, Audi and Mercedes? But it's not common to see a Tech go above and beyond like that lol. Just watching you has given me so many tips that will make me a much more efficient and smooth technician. I hope to be as smooth as you, like you are doing some complex jobs and filming lol. Idk how you do it but it's great keep the videos coming.
Lol I just fixed my spelling, I didn’t double check until I saw your like lol.
Don’t you worry. Costumer will
Pay for everything at the dealer. Nothing free. Dealer charges around 600$ for an oil change. Fuck that. My independent shop do it 280$ porsches r just VWs.
Nice video!! I was work at Porsche dealer in Taiwan , so it is interesting to see the work I used to do everyday!! thanks for sharing
Dude your videos are SICK. nice work
Bro. Love the videos. Always interesting to see the trained mechanics working on the cars. Porsche is intricate on how their cars are put together. Keep up the videos.
nice video as usual. also, i spy a snap on truck in the beginning lol. i have a tool buying problem so naturally i got excited when i saw just a glimpse of the truck haha.
Stay off the tool truck.
Andrew amen brother
Porsche professional service is the best!
This was therapeutic to watch👌
Thanks for watching
Thank you for sharing this video with us! You are very professional.
Very useful video. I was pleased to learn;
1) Approved oils can be mixed. I'm one quart short of a change on my 2015 Panamera S e-Hybrid and it's 5 days (Amazon) to get another quart of Mobile 1 ESP or I can drive over to NAPA and get a quart of Liqui Moly 4200. No one sells ESP in Honolulu.
2) The oil filter housing will drain into the oil pan, not down a drain tube or all over the engine block and components, onto the floor randomly.
Really cool video.
Impressed you didn't use the funnel to add the oil.
So glad i odered two of the PT shirts when they were available.
Is that brake cleaner spray that you use to clean the filter cap?
MrMountainHawk yes
professional 👌🏽
Good video, still prefer the old metal canister filters but obviously the paper ones reduce waste.
Thank you for these informative videos. Now I don’t have to waste money going to Pep Boys to get my Porsche serviced. 🤣
Beautiful video, well done
Did you film with GoPro? Not a Porsche owner but I enjoy watching! Came over from OG FB group.
Robert Juric Nice, thanks for watching! Yeah I use a go pro and a DSLR for my videos.
keep them coming !!!
Good stuff 👍
If you drive a newer year model, you will have to loosen the bolts on the stabilizer bar that goes across the engine, using a 5/8th wrench. You do NOT have to take them all the way out
Fabulous mechanic you are!!
It looks very professional.May I ask how to remove the engine cover of 2.9? Because 2.9 engine cover is integrated with 4.0 engine, which is blocked by anti-tilting bar and cannot be removed.
陈青云 the strut brace needs to be removed. Remove the bolt on the passenger side and loosen the bolt on the drivers side. Then remove the brace. You can now remove the engine cover
@@PorscheTech Thank you, but I think the design strange. Why can't it be like the 4.0turbo engine?
陈青云 slightly different engine design. The turbo produces more heat so that’s why the cover is different.
@@PorscheTech How much torque should the two brace screws have?
陈青云
Torque spec is ft.
Fucking tight
Hi my dad have problem his porsche panamera 4s turbo 2012 and have a oil leak and he dont now why. And his car when he ride it smokes from exhaust and after he turn off car it little bit smokes and he dont know what it is i will be happy if you will answer me with some solution.
Thank you for your time
Stephan
I don’t know why more manufacturers put top mounted oil filters. So much cleaner of a job.
If i ever need heart surgery i want this guy to do it.
Dealers service techs should be like this. Too bad I don’t trust any of them
just watching these is vibe
NICE AND CLEAN JOB , WELL DONE !
WHAT TIRE PRESSURE DO YOU RECOMEND IN A 2018 E-HYBRID WITH 21" ?
Can you please show the process to changing the Panamera PDK fluid change along with the front and rear fluid change?
Interesting that they use steel oil pan, usually most euro vehicles it's either aluminum or plastic on today's standards.
During my factory service at Porsche, my mechanic told me my valve cover gasket has seepage, but did not put it under immediate attention or recommended service.There are some "oil dust" like stuff around my gasket but does not look fresh. ,
Miss u bro
Nice,aluminum oil pan! I hate that they’ve gone to plastic on many models,including the 911s! And don’t get me started on some of the oil drain plugs on those plastic pans! Lol! Wait till they come up with a plastic engine block! I think BMW will be the pioneers for that! Lol! Nice job! 👍
Nick Nicu yeah I don’t really trust the plastic drain plugs but so far they’re holding up.
Why shouldn't you go plastic if it's doable enough and lighter
@@worlow1841 yeah, IF. and it never is.
@@worlow1841 You'll realize why, when one of those plastic crap fails completely while driving, losing the oil and destroying the engine in 3 seconds.
How much did all this cost the owner?
9.5 Liter oil capacity. Are you mad, that's a lot of oil!
Hey are all the 2017 and newer Panameras oil filters that easy to get to? Because I know a few older models have the oil filter under the car
What's the torque on the struct tower
and how much does it cost this oil change at porsche service ?
Hi. Can I use mobil 1 0-40 on 2018 Cayenne S and 2016 Panamera S? i heard some people said that you have to use Mobil 1 0-40 ESP OIL on all 2018 model and above, since i have 2018 cayenne and would like to seeking for some clarifications. Would you please advise, Pro?
Hello do you have a video with panamera 970 Pdk gearbox oil change?
Tanks
he love cars
What pen flashlight is that you’re using?
Such a nice Touareg
That same of audi v8 engine ?
Nice job but for a car this price, that big plastic engine cover is a major turn off for me. I mean, surely Porsche can make an engine look good?!
Wouldnt a 10w60 be better, if you do track days and so?
Who would be driving a Panamera for a track day? You'd go through a set of tires in a day. Those are expensive tires! I have a Panamera Turbo Sport Turismo, but it's never been to the track. That's what my 991.2 GTS is for.
What OBD II scanner would you use to clear out the codes?
Porsche factory computer
No dipstick? How did you measure the oil level?
No more dipsticks on any new Porsches. They're all electronic - you have to scroll through some menus on the dashboard.
lol man purchase 5 L bottles because 1 L bottles to fill 9,5 L is a bit ridiculous :)
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Pirelli CINTURATO P7 on a Porsche? Damn, it comes stock in the Ford Fiesta... such a shitty tire.
10 QTS of oil Jesus
Damn, 9.5 qts?
L
@@gwot coupon/ q-pon
@@dinomash379 9.5 qts is 9L, so you're under filling it by .5L. so no it's not a pronunciation thing, if that was what you were going for?
@@gwot he does put (around) 9.5L on his video.
And yes, I was not thinking metric.
@@gwot pronunciation?
Quarts = standard
Liters(litres)=metric
Liter=1000 milliliters
Quart = 1.06 of a liter
Another stupid cartridge oil filter design.
This car has air suspension and you're letting the tyres hang off the lift like that???!!
Justin Chan yes, the air suspension was disabled before lifting. Thanks for watching.
Justin Chan saw his disable it
P - Tech how do you disable the air suspension, I want to change my wheels over at home for winter using either a jack or my quick jack.
@@dharambajway2279 should be in owners manual. On my wife's 16 Panamera turbo you hold down suspension button for 10 seconds.
@@roydub4820 thanks I found it on the 17 its a button that says lift to install chains or put on ramp.
you should have used liquimoly 5w40 Leichtlauf tech or motul 5w40, not mobil 1, also no seat cover no steering wheel cover, no cardboard mat on the floor, dude this is a high end car not a chevy spark Lol....
tony barrera barrera not up to me what oil we use. I don’t dirty up interiors. If anything they’re cleaner after I work on them. Thanks for watching.
The engine cover makes the engine area seem cheap, as if its something from china.