wanting to change the oil on my pre-face 1.8, im guessing i need:
The oil
A filter
Engine flush
possibly a sump plug or o-rings/washers??
part numbers would be great if anyone can, thankyou.
wanting to change the oil on my pre-face 1.8, im guessing i need:
The oil
A filter
Engine flush
possibly a sump plug or o-rings/washers??
part numbers would be great if anyone can, thankyou.
Save yourself the time, effort and probably some of the cost... check National Tyres and KwikFit. My 3.2 GSi done at National is just over £35 (10% discounted ordering online). I don't have to go round buying anything... don't have to dispose of the old stuff... and if anything goes wrong it's their problem, not mine.
TBH whilst that is a good price (assuming they use the correct longlife oil) I would still prefer to do it myself, as then I know it has been done properly and whilst it would also be a few quid cheaper to DIY (VX trade club prices) price wouldn't be what drives me to do it.
I wouldn't use flush either, don't see the actual benefit in it. You will need a T45 bit for the sump plug too and it can be quite tight and may require a bit of butchery - so a new one might be advisable.
If you know how to change the oil yourself, do so - don't trust Kwik Fit. Also, as above, if your engine is running fine, then there's no benefit to using a flush, you just risk disloging debris into critical places. You should only use the flush either as a last resort to fix a problem, or if it's been used every time the car has ever had an oil change, therefore there will be less debris in there to dislodge.
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