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Prep for Changing the Oil in Your Car
Safety Tips for Changing Your Car's Oil
How to Read Your Oil Level
Types of Oil to Use in Your Car
Types of Oil Filters to Use in Your Car
Removing Oil Filters
What is a Floor Jack?
How to Use a Floor Jack
How to Use Jack Stands
How to Lower Your Car onto Jack Stands
Tools for Removing the Oil Drain Plug
Preparing to Remove the Oil Drain Plug
How to Loosen the Oil Drain Plug
How to Drain The Oil of Your Car
How to Replace the Oil Drain Plug
Preparing to Remove the Oil Filter
How to Replace Your Oil Filter
How to Add Oil to Your Car
Adding Three Quarts of Oil to Your Car
How to Lower Your Car off a Jack
How to Clean Up After an Oil Change
Starting the Car to Check the Oil Level After an Oil Change
Checking the Oil Level After an Oil Change
Checking for Loose Items After an Oil Change
Summary: Replacing an oil filter means choosing the right filter when changing your car's oil; our expert car mechanic explains how in this free auto-maintenance video on DIY oil changes.
Mark Sullivan has been a professional automotive mechanic and high performance engine builder for 16 years. Mark was trained as an auto-union mechanic and has worked professionally as...read more
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"Hi, I'm Mark Sullivan for Expert Village and today we're going to teach you how to change the oil in a standard internal combustion automobile engine. The next thing you're going to need is an oil filter. This is they type I like, there are many manufacturers but I like to get a high quality oil filter. This is a spin off type oil filter. This catches the dirt and you need to change this when you're changing your oil. You'll note it has a flat o-ring which seals it against the crank case. Do not damage this, keep this clean and just be aware. These are the threads inside of the oil filter which will screw onto the crank case housing. This is a prestandard oil filter."
eHow Article: Types of Oil Filters to Use in Your Car
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