Tahoe Oil Change - No Step Skipped DIY!
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
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Looking for how to change to oil in a 2015 to 2020 Chevrolet Tahoe? Look no further, we have you covered for the process for 4th Gen Chevy Tahoes that are years 2015 to 2020. In this video we teach you the entire process of draining and replacing the oil, the oil filter and the maintenance reminder on Chris's 2015 Chevy Tahoe.
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Forget that was the trans stick, we all make mistakes. This was a very good show case on oil changing on the Tahoe. Camera man did a great job with the shots. I hate when the camera doesn't show exactly whats going on. Good Job!
Thank you! We appreciate that!
Exaaactly the horrible image of the cameras they use and the camera mans usually suck! If it aint one thing its another. This one was Perfect 👌🏽
When he checked the trans stick had me run and get my keys like I've been checking it wrong this whole time 😢 glad I came back and watched more videos and checked the comments lol. @btwilliasgarage thanks for the great video! As a female I feel confident enough to change the oil myself now :)
@@KingdomWomanForTheWinme too he pulled the wrong one I question myself
Dnt get any better than this video! U literally explained Everything perfectly thank u so much brother this video was very useful!👊🏽🍻
Thank you! I really appreciate that
Nice video, thanks for taking the time to do these. FYI 2015 was the last year the K&N HP-1017 Oil Filter was used on the Tahoe. K&N HP-2011 is the correct filter for 2016 and later Tahoes.
Thanks Fred. Good insight on the filter. Appreciate the love
Thanks for this. Super simple, step by step. You definitely made it look less intimidating.
Thanks man!
Excellent video and I change my oil every 2,000 miles with motul Gen 2 5w40 for my 4 cylinder. I always pre fill the oil filter so there’s no chance of it getting low and dry starting and destroying the bearings. I also fill the engine oil off the ramps and use the dip stick to gauge how much oil to add. Hood the dipstick vertically when reading the level and always check the oil in cold as heated oil expands and is always going to show higher reading than cold.
My only critique is how you observed the dipstick. Do not point it Up. It will lie to you because the oil is running down... Hold it DOWN and look for the wet edge at he top for better accuracy. That, and that was the trans stick. The Yellow one is for oil.
Holding the check icon to reset the oil life was clutch! Thanks gents;
Mfg recommended torque for the 2008-2017 Tahoe drain plug is 18 lb/ft.
Good job man! but next time make sure you check the motor oil. Also, remove the oil cap and stick before draining the oil. don't use a wrench for the oil filter, just hand tight.
Another reset option is to just go to oil life, hit the right arrow and it gives you a reset prompt from there
Dude, that was the transmission dip stick
Lol! You are 100% right. Obviously the oil dipstick is on the right near the fill cap. My fault! This was my first Chevy oil change. I'm embarrassed.
I just did my transmission fluid change and for a moment after watching this I thought I poured transmission oil to the engine and ran the tyranny empty, thanks for noticing the dipstick error!
Btwillia's Garage Great and detailed video, thanks!
I'm going to see if I can cut that part out or at least blur it
Great video but you misspoke when you said "Over torquing the drain bolt doesnt hurt anything"... Over torquing the drain bolt can strip the treads in the pan... that can be a nightmare.
That is true. I intended to come across as a couple of lbs won't hurt anything when I said "a little overtightening doesn't hurt anything". You are correct though, you definitely don't want it way over tight!
I put Lucas transmission slip in that dipstick you checked. Almost had a heart attack.
Sorry for the scare I'm about to blur that out tomorrow if I can remember
Lmaooo i thought I’ve been checking the wrong dipstick for a second
Just testing ya! 🤣
Does the Tahoe 18 have a engine splash cover?
You forgot one thing in the outtakes. About how you checked the engine oil level with the trans dipstick. Lol had to give you a hard time.
Hahaha I know, I know! We rushed this one before work started one day and it was a total fail on that part lol! 😅
Bro great video
I appreciate it!
1/2" drive on the breaker with the 15mm.
Good job guys!Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching!
lol you checked the transmission fluid not the oil.
That replacement K&N was quite a bit smaller than the GM OEM blue one. I don’t know GM’s very well like other makes so I could be wrong.
I would say the filter was over tighten was struggling a bit taking off and I just did mine and it’s stuck that thing won’t come off filter cartridge literally broke to pieces 😢
Sorry that happened! Hope you can get a new one quickly. This scenario is why I prefer to do my own oil changes or only take my vehicles to shops that I know the mechanics
Good video
Great demo Except...you checked the transmission fluid, NOT the oil
Thanks! Yes, I'm embarrassed lol. Did this quickly before work one day and it was my first Chevy oil change. Forgive me haha
Why did you check transmission stick in place of oil level check?
Was a mistake, I had just changed the trans fluid in my 4Runner and was too focused on filming. My bad
Why didn’t he go with 0w 20 7500+ high mileage
That's a good question. I believe he went with what the AutoZone guy recommended. I didn't question it, just did the job with him
thats the transmission dip stick...oil dip stick is on the drivers side by the master cylinder...DUH!!!
Thanks Peggy
I believe that’sthe wrong dipstick for the Engine oil, the right one is on the right side of the engine with the Yellow plastic top
You are correct
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Thanks
Is was me or he was checking the transmission oil. 🤔
Yeah I messed up lol
This guy really checked the trans fluid after an oil change? No way.
Yep 🤣
My 2016 Suburban LTZ 5.3 takes 0W20 not 5W20
I took my buddies word on it. Do what you feel is best. It won't hurt it with that hit of discrepancy
@@BtwilliasGarage Just for future reference, the oil cap you removed to put the new oil in, has the viscosity on it lol
@@brianallen0826 lol 10 4! 😅 I'll stick to BMWs and Toyotas
Everything good until he check the transmission oil level😂😂😂
My bad lol
Homeowners 😂
Lol I use that term in my day job a lot. Car owners*
High mileage oil don't you know that's a chevy?, you only need high mileage oil at 450,000 miles and beyond.
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