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In order to properly drain the oil, the engine must be warm. To do this, let the engine run for 15-20 minutes before starting the drain.
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Pull the red lever located under the steering wheel. The hood will lift slightly.
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Pull the black lever located at the front of the hood to open it completely.
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Locate the oil cap.
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Please note: The position may vary from one engine to another but the principle will always be the same.
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Unscrew the oil cap a quarter turn, then remove it.
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Unclip the engine cover by lifting it firmly.
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Place the oil cap in its place without screwing it in to facilitate proper draining.
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If you do not have access to a pit to drain the oil, it will be necessary to raise the front of the vehicle. Proceed with caution.
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Locate the on-board tools under the spare wheel in the trunk. Take the jack (ideally a hydraulic jack would be better, this makes some of the following operations easier).
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On the side front right, position the jack at the lifting notch and raise the vehicle. Set up one or two candles for your safety
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Using the 8mm socket wrench, remove the 6 screws holding the front cover and remove the cover.
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Locate the oil filter holder.
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Using the 14-sided key, unscrew the filter holder.
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Remove the oil filter holder, set aside for step 6.
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Locate the drain plug. It is located under the vehicle, on the front right side.
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Using the 13mm socket wrench, unscrew the drain plug.
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Remove the cap, taking care to position a recovery basin.
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Be careful, the oil is hot.
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In addition to the filter, you need to change the three seals located on the filter holder. The three seals, marked by the red rectangles, can be removed using a small flathead screwdriver. To remove the filter itself, simply slide it in the direction of the arrow.
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The filter holder, without the filter or the seals.
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Place the three seals and the filter in place. The seals will be lightly oiled to facilitate the replacement of the filter holder.
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Remove the jack stand(s) to put the vehicle back on level ground, and once the oil has completely drained, put the vehicle back on the jack stand(s).
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It is advisable to change the cap at each oil change.
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Replace the cap and tighten it using the 13mm wrench.
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Replace the filter holder in its location and tighten it using the 14-sided wrench.
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After this step you will no longer have to access the underside of the vehicle, reassemble the plastic cover using the 8mm socket wrench and lower the vehicle.
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Remove the filler cap.
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Using a funnel, fill the engine with oil. You need 7.5 liters for the model shown (220CDI). Check the required quantity in your logbook.
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Replace the engine cover and screw the oil filler cap back on. Close the hood.
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Put the ignition key in and turn it to position 2.
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Using the menu selection buttons (yellow rectangle), scroll through the menus until the vehicle's overall mileage appears.
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Using the menu scroll arrows (blue rectangle), display the oil change indicator (Service exceeded by XXX km).
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Press the mileage reset button until you hear a beep. The button is located on the left of the meter.
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The message "Maintenance indicator Reset to 0..." appears. Press the mileage reset button for 3 seconds. The oil change is complete.
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16 Comments
Hello, I have a big problem, the oil is leaking a lot, it even burst, I don't know what to do????? It's urgent
Comment ???
Please be explicit.
jpds79 -
Hello
I think it's more like 6.5 liters. It's stated in the vehicle manual.