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Oil change with oil filter replacement on Mégane3 - 1.5 DCI 110 Cv

  1. 
Raise the car using a jack and put on candles to ensure your safety.

Remove the oil dipstick

Make room in front of the oil filter by moving the hoses apart.
    • Raise the car using a jack and put on candles to ensure your safety.

    • Remove the oil dipstick

    • Make room in front of the oil filter by moving the hoses apart.

  2. 
Loosen the oil filter slightly, if necessary use an oil filter bell

Loosen the oil filter slightly, if necessary use an oil filter bell

Loosen the oil filter slightly, if necessary use an oil filter bell
    • Loosen the oil filter slightly, if necessary use an oil filter bell

  3. 
Remove the under-engine plate by unscrewing the 10 mm screws.
    • Remove the under-engine plate by unscrewing the 10 mm screws.

  4. 
Place a drain pan under the vehicle

Unscrew the drain plug with the appropriate wrench.
    • Place a drain pan under the vehicle

    • Unscrew the drain plug with the appropriate wrench.

    • Let the oil flow until you have a drop by drop.

    • Raise the car to remove the jack stands, and lay the vehicle flat so that all the oil drains.

    • Raise the car and put the candles for further operations

  5. 
Replace the drain gasket
    • Replace the drain gasket

    • Tighten the drain plug using the wrench.

  6. 
Remove the old oil filter, taking care to place a drain pan underneath as oil may leak out.

Check that the new oil filter corresponds to the old one.

Check that the gasket from the old oil filter is not left on the engine.
    • Remove the old oil filter, taking care to place a drain pan underneath as oil may leak out.

    • Check that the new oil filter corresponds to the old one.

    • Check that the gasket from the old oil filter is not left on the engine.

    • Oil the gasket of the new oil filter.

    • Tighten the new filter after contact, 3/4 turn.

  7. 
Reassemble the plate under the engine
    • Reassemble the plate under the engine

    • Lower the vehicle from the jack stands

  8. 
Pour engine oil in the filling hole
    • Pour engine oil in the filling hole

    • Be careful to pour the oil slowly because the filling hole is small, so the oil flows very slowly.

  9. 
Check the level
    • Check the level

    • Be careful not to exceed the maximum level

  10. 
To put back the oil gauge

Start the engine for a few seconds so that the new oil filter can fill.
    • To put back the oil gauge

    • Start the engine for a few seconds so that the new oil filter can fill.

    • Recheck the oil level

    • Do not exceed the maximum level

  11. 
Reset the maintenance indicator on the dashboard using the buttons at the end of the right-hand switch.

Go to the drain display, and keep the bottom button pressed until the complete reset.
    • Reset the maintenance indicator on the dashboard using the buttons at the end of the right-hand switch.

    • Go to the drain display, and keep the bottom button pressed until the complete reset.

    • Here is the video of the reset

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charly bontemps

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Good evening and thank you. I successfully changed my oil thanks to you on my 2011 Megane ESTATE.

I just made a substantial saving. It was a first for me, oil change, oil filter, air filter: 1H30. (except for the oil change key problem)

1: you are absolutely right to unscrew the oil filter first (contrary to many tutorials seen elsewhere). In my case, it was recalcitrant, so I had to use a wrench. (present in the OSCARO universal kit)

2: order in addition to the universal drain kit available on oscaro, a 10 square key to unscrew the drain plug. The corresponding key in the universal kit is not suitable. (personally: I had to go to the green light, so reattach the crankcase and lower the vehicle, then reassemble the vehicle, and re-dismantle the crankcase…. time wasted if I had known before, price of the square key €6….).

3: my oil gauge, in yellow plastic, is difficult to read… so 4.5L and white tape on the gauge to be sure = OK.

THANK YOU SO MUCH.

CYRIL BOAGLIO - Reply

Hello

I have the same thing for the screw it does not want to loosen you took which key from veut fert.

THANKS

aliakhalid281 -

Hello, do you have any advice to give me to replace the glow plugs on the same model? Thanks in advance.

julien chazelle - Reply

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