ジャッキアップ不要！スズキエブリイの下抜きエンジンオイル交換とオイルエレメント交換を自分でやる方法

I will change the engine oil and oil filter of the Suzuki Every DA17V by removing the oil from the bottom, without using a jack or a ramp. I will do it safely and easily by removing the oil from the bottom. I will not remove the oil from the top. Table of Contents 00:00　Change the oil in the Every DA17V without jacking it up 00:20　Lay down cardboard and check the drain bolt and oil filter position 00:55　Loosen the engine room level gauge and filler cap 01:52　Make an oil pan 02:09　Loosen the drain bolt, drain the oil, and tighten it again 05:04　Remove the oil filter 05:50　Explanation of engine oil 06:13　Install the oil filter 07:12　Add oil 08:32　Reset the oil warning light 08:57　It is important to lower the hurdle of changing the oil Oil changes, and even oil element (oil filter) changes, are usually impossible without lifting the car with a jack or a ramp. However, that is quite a high hurdle. If you want to jack it up, you need a horse to put it on, it's dangerous, and the ramp seems like it would be difficult, so I would like to do it as it is if possible. There is a method of removing it from above, but I hesitate to do it because I need those tools. I could have a mechanic do it, but if they also change the oil filter, it would be quite expensive. I think that I should change the oil once a year or every 10,000 km, but when it's time to change it, I think, "Oh, I have to do it soon," but when I think about how much work it will be, I get reluctant and put it off. I thought it would be better to do it simply because of future plans, so I tried to see if I could do it without lifting the car. In the end, I was able to do it completely as it was, including the filter replacement, so I thought it was safe and quite easy to do. It's a little narrow, but if you put some cardboard down, you can do it normally. Actually, I think there are actually a lot of cars that can be done like this. Please give it a try. Even if you can't do it as it is, if you put a board that's 2 or 3 cm thick on all four wheels, it makes a big difference just by lifting it a few centimeters, so I think there are quite a few cars that can be done that way. Anyway, it's better to have a low hurdle for changing engine oil and oil filters. If you can do it without jacking up the car, I think you can do it regularly. In the video, I cover my hands in oil, but it's part of my hobby, so I do it that way. Professionals do it every day, so I think they wear rubber gloves and use tools that won't get dirty, but I don't think amateurs would try to imitate that. If there's no danger, it's important to know the subtle sensations with your bare hands. I don't intentionally get my hands dirty, but I think "covering your hands in oil" is a symbolic way of saying that you're working with machines. #engineoilchange #oilelementchange #everyday