Renault Espace IV | Engine Oil + Filter replacement, 2.0dCi #diy #oil #filter #automobile

#renault #espace #oilchange Correction: At 11:36 and 12:28, Oil Filter, not "fuel filter" Engine code: M9R-R763 (requires 7.5 to 7.7 liters of engine oil) How to Find the Engine Code on a Renault Espace IV (M9RR763, stamped onto the engine block) ►    • How to Find the Engine Code on a Renault E...   Engine oil used: Castrol GTX C4 5W-30 (Two 4 liter bottles, Partially!) Oil filter used: MANN-FILTER HU 618 x ------------------- 1. Heat the engine a little bit (because thin oil drains faster) 2. Open the oil fill cap (on top of the engine, so that air can enter & drain quickly) 3. Lift the car (for more space below, oil pan has to enter under) 4. Remove the engine cover (below the engine, plastic splash shield) 5. Place the oil pan under the engine (check the size, the used oil must fit in) 6. Remove the drain plug and release the used oil (below the engine, example tool: square 8mm) 7. Remove the oil filter (below the engine, example tool: 27mm socket, hexagonal) 8. Put new oil on the oil filter's rubber O-ring (for less friction, better sealing) 9. Add fresh oil into the new oil filter housing (engine will receive oil faster, less wear) 10. Put the drain plug back (don't overtighten it! copper washer can be replaced) 11. Pour fresh oil into the engine (on top of the engine, for example 5W-30, C4, check the engine type using the car's VIN number to see how much oil is required) 12. Measure the oil level using the dipstick (on level ground wipe off the old oil from the stick, insert it multiple times, should be between minimum and maximum, if it's too much then remove from it below!) 13. Reset the service interval on the dashboard (this eliminates the warning, example: press the right stick's end several seconds) 14. Drive the car and later check for leaks! ------------------ www.vindecoderz.com displays the engine code (example: M9R-R763); The engine code is barely visible on the engine (front-center, lower side).