Hyundai i30 1.0 T-GDi Oil Change - Save Money DIY

Changing the oil on your Hyundai i30 1.0 T-GDi yourself can save you between £100–£180 compared to a main dealer service — and it only takes about 30 minutes. In this video we walk you through the full DIY oil change step by step, including the correct oil spec, filter part number, and everything you need to know to get it done safely at home. Spark Plug Tutorial Video:   • Hyundai i30 1.0 T-GDi Spark Plug Change - ...   🔧 What you'll need: 0W-20 SN+ engine oil (approx 3.6 litres with filter change — pick up 4 litres to be safe) Replacement oil filter (check part number for your year) New sump plug washer 17mm Spanner Oil filter removal tool Ratchet and Extension Drain pan We cover: ✅ Removing the undertray covers ✅ Draining the old oil ✅ Removing and replacing the oil filter + O-ring ✅ Refitting the sump plug ✅ Refilling with 0W-20 SN+ oil ✅ Checking for leaks ⚠️ Key tip: Always check the old O-ring comes out with the filter housing — if it stays behind and you fit the new one on top, you'll get an oil leak. If you're trying to save money on your car maintenance — remember, there's always a way, you just have to find it. Hopefully this video helped you do exactly that. 👍 Hit the like button and subscribe to the channel — we're building a full library of DIY car maintenance and service videos. 📍 SGS Automotive — Yorkshire, UK 00:00 Introduction 00:19 Tools & parts needed 01:39 Safely lifting the car 02:02 Draining the old oil 04:21 Oil filter removal & replacement 06:00 Refilling with fresh oil 06:45 Oil Filling 07:30 Final checks & tips #HyundaiI30 #HyundaiI30OilChange #I30OilChange #1TGDi #HyundaiDIY #HyundaiService #DIYOilChange #CarMaintenance #SaveMoney #DIYCarService #HowTo #CarDIY #OilChange #SGSAutomotive #YorkshireGarage