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Oil change on Fiat 500 1.2 69 Cv

Written By: arnaud.janssen (and one other contributor)
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  1. Open the engine hood Locate the drain plug and oil filter Locate the drain plug and oil filter

    • Open the engine hood

    • Locate the drain plug and oil filter

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  2. I use 2.8 liters of 5w40 Castrol edge oil to Fiat standards + 1 Bosh brand oil filter A 12mm Allen key and a strap wrench A 12mm Allen key and a strap wrench

    • I use 2.8 liters of 5w40 Castrol edge oil to Fiat standards + 1 Bosh brand oil filter

    • A 12mm Allen key and a strap wrench

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  3. Place the Allen key and loosen the drain plug Place a container underneath and loosen the last threads by hand. The oil is flowing

    • Place the Allen key and loosen the drain plug

    • Place a container underneath and loosen the last threads by hand.

    • The oil is flowing

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  4. While the oil is draining, place the strap wrench on the old filter to loosen it Compare the old filter and the new one Oil the gasket of the new filter with oil to ensure a perfect seal.

    • While the oil is draining, place the strap wrench on the old filter to loosen it

    • Compare the old filter and the new one

    • Oil the gasket of the new filter with oil to ensure a perfect seal.

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  5. Place the new filter Tighten it only by hand, do not use a wrench for tightening. Compare the old drain plug with the new one

    • Place the new filter

    • Tighten it only by hand, do not use a wrench for tightening.

    • Compare the old drain plug with the new one

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  6. Replace the new cap and tighten it with the 12mm Allen key Replace the new cap and tighten it with the 12mm Allen key

    • Replace the new cap and tighten it with the 12mm Allen key

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  7. Locate the filler cap and remove it. Pour 2.6 liters of oil Check the level on the dipstick

    • Locate the filler cap and remove it.

    • Pour 2.6 liters of oil

    • Check the level on the dipstick

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  8. I use a little brake cleaner to remove the oil that has leaked from the filter and oil pan. Start the vehicle, let it idle for a few minutes, switch off the ignition and check the level with the engine cold on level ground. Start the vehicle, let it idle for a few minutes, switch off the ignition and check the level with the engine cold on level ground.

    • I use a little brake cleaner to remove the oil that has leaked from the filter and oil pan.

    • Start the vehicle, let it idle for a few minutes, switch off the ignition and check the level with the engine cold on level ground.

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arnaud.janssen

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Good morning,

I have a Panda 1.2 69hp from 2016.

I would like to know the tightening torque of the crankcase plug.

I found some information that talks about 25Nm,

Is this possible?

THANKS

Vincent Dauvin

Dauvin - Reply

Good morning,

Are you replacing the drain plug or can we keep the old one?

Sincerely.

p.desfontaine - Reply

Good morning,

Thank you for this very clear tutorial. I had never drained with this type of plug before (always classic plugs with a metal seal) and it allowed me to work serenely.

bouilletch - Reply

Hello, glad I could help you :)

arnaud.janssen -

Hi, thanks for the tutorial. How do I reset the counter?

GUILLAUME BERGER - Reply

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