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Introduction

This tutorial is carried out on a Mini One phase I - 1.6l 90cv

Video Overview

  1. Securing the vehicle After securing, locate the sump plug located under the vehicle. Using a ratchet and a 13 socket, loosen the crankcase plug.
    • Securing the vehicle

    • After securing, locate the sump plug located under the vehicle.

    • Using a ratchet and a 13 socket, loosen the crankcase plug.

  2. Place a tray under the crankcase Unscrew the crankcase cap by hand. Remove the plug and allow the oil to drain completely into the pan.
    • Place a tray under the crankcase

    • Unscrew the crankcase cap by hand.

    • Remove the plug and allow the oil to drain completely into the pan.

  3. Open the passenger side door Pull the handle located at the bottom left The latch is located under the hood next to the left headlight of the car, open the hood
    • Open the passenger side door

    • Pull the handle located at the bottom left

    • The latch is located under the hood next to the left headlight of the car, open the hood

  4. Locate the oil filter location Using a ratchet and socket 36 loosen the oil filter bell Unscrew and remove the oil filter bell from its location.
    • Locate the oil filter location

    • Using a ratchet and socket 36 loosen the oil filter bell

    • Unscrew and remove the oil filter bell from its location.

  5. Remove the oil filter from the bell Compare old and new oil filter (dimensions) Remove the seal placed all around the bell
    • Remove the oil filter from the bell

    • Compare old and new oil filter (dimensions)

    • Remove the seal placed all around the bell

  6. Clean the oil filter housing with brake cleaner. Clean the oil filter housing with brake cleaner. Clean the oil filter housing with brake cleaner.
    • Clean the oil filter housing with brake cleaner.

  7. Lubricate the new seal with a little oil Place the new gasket around the bell Place the new gasket around the bell
    • Lubricate the new seal with a little oil

    • Place the new gasket around the bell

  8. Replace the new oil filter in the bell then clip it Replace the new oil filter in the bell then clip it Replace the new oil filter in the bell then clip it
    • Replace the new oil filter in the bell then clip it

  9. Clean the oil filter holder with brake cleaner Replace the filter in its location and screw it in by hand first. Tighten the oil filter bell with a 36 socket.
    • Clean the oil filter holder with brake cleaner

    • Replace the filter in its location and screw it in by hand first.

    • Tighten the oil filter bell with a 36 socket.

  10. Place and then screw the crankcase plug in by hand. Tighten the crankcase plug Tighten the crankcase plug
    • Place and then screw the crankcase plug in by hand.

    • Tighten the crankcase plug

  11. Unscrew the filler cap Place a funnel and pour at least 4.5 liters of oil Remove the dipstick, wipe it and re-immerse it
    • Unscrew the filler cap

    • Place a funnel and pour at least 4.5 liters of oil

    • Remove the dipstick, wipe it and re-immerse it

  12. Start the engine The oil light should disappear on the dashboard The oil light should disappear on the dashboard
    • Start the engine

    • The oil light should disappear on the dashboard

  13. Remove the dipstick and check the oil level on the dipstick The correct oil level should be just below the maximum Re-insert the oil dipstick and screw the filler cap back on.
    • Remove the dipstick and check the oil level on the dipstick

    • The correct oil level should be just below the maximum

    • Re-insert the oil dipstick and screw the filler cap back on.

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2 Comments

The caps are very hard to unscrew, they stick over time, I had to use a 1.5 meter bar. The oil filter bell is also hard to unscrew

Kevin Soquet - Reply

Very clear and simple tutorial to do.

In my case, I have to do the oil change of the 2004 R50 where the previous owner had the delicate idea of putting thread lock on the drain plug and on the oil filter. Result: A rounded plug that has not moved an inch (I even tried hot and cold, nothing works), Same for the oil filter despite a lever arm (tube) of almost 1 m. In short, oil change done by suction, but for the filter…

FABRICE MAICEL - Reply

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