Introduction
This tutorial explains how to change the oil, the oil filter and the oil level on a Peugeot 1071.0 i 12V 68 CV, a Citroën C1 and a Toyota Aygo.
Video Overview
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To access the oil filter, unscrew the three screws from the plate placed under the vehicle (ratchet and 10mm socket)
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Once the three screws have been removed, place the plate to the side, the filter is therefore accessible
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Place a pan under the oil filter
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Using a filter wrench, unscrew the oil filter.
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Finish unscrewing the oil filter by hand then remove it from its location
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Place a tray under the crankcase.
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Unscrew the drain plug with a ratchet and a 14 socket.
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Unscrew the drain plug by hand and remove the
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Let the oil drain into the pan
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Compare dimensions between le nouveau le filtre à huile and the old one
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Pour some oil into a cap and dip your finger in it
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Lubricate the gasket around the oil filter
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Clean the oil filter holder with a cloth
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Screw the oil filter back onto its support by hand,
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Tighten the oil filter firmly but always by hand
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Clean the location of the bouchon de vidange
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Replace and then screw the drain plug back in by hand.
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Tighten the drain plug with the ratchet and 14 socket.
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To check the oil level, the vehicle must be on a flat surface.
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Unscrew and remove the filler cap
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Place a funnel and pour about 3.5 liters of oil
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Start the engine, the oil change light should disappear on the dashboard
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Turn off the ignition then check the oil level again by pulling out the dipstick
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The correct oil level should be just below the maximum, if this is not the case add oil to reach the correct level
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Remove the funnel and screw the filler cap back on.
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