Good Video Bud, Went smooth and no problems doing it myself. I’m done
taking it to a local WALMART here in Indiana. The drain plug from the last
OIL CHANGE was LOOSE ! I have a saying ! There is no one out there going to
wipe your ASS better than you… This is how I feel when it comes to
changing my own oil ! Again, thanks for the video. Good Job !
Thanks for posting this! My 97 SL1 burns oil like crazy, and I can’t spend
$50-60 to take it to FasLube whenever I need to add more oil. This is great
info!
Nope. This car has never had leaks. It’s been pretty bullet proof in that
department. The only time I had a leak with this car is when the water pump
went out.
@omarG19100 Yeah buy or convert your car to manual transmission. =P. J/K To
answer your question no I don’t. I personally despise automatics and only
have one for my wife. I know virtually nothing about things I rarely
use/don’t like. I’d say, PM Richpin, or try to search on some Saturn forums
for your answer. Don’t give up though. The truth is out there =D
Its actually not hard to see anything in particular, its just when you’re
watching the video before going under the hood, its tough to tell whats up,
down, sideways and what not… To help clean up the oil from the filter i
used a half-cut open empty oil container, not a bag. MUCH THANKS!
Quick question for the a/c unit which line is the low pressure? ppl say the
one with the black/blue top but both my high, and low have black tops. i
wanna recharge it.
Also make sure the Old Filter Gasket came off. I heard many stories of old
gaskets staying on, then the pressure breaks the first causing all oil to
leak out, ultimately ceasing your engine.
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching and check out some of my other
Saturn videos if you have some more basic maintenance that needs to be
done. Have a good one =)
I have no idea what song is even playing during that time frame.. If you’re
talking about the actual intro of the video (with the actual words on the
screen) then that would be “Mr. Smooth” which is performed by Michael
Franks.
@omarG19100 It’s around that area. You can do it from the bottom. I removed
the splash guard because it was already damaged an it’s easier to film
stuff with it out of the way. It’s totally doable with the splash guard in
place.
@omarG19100 lol old post but if your still curious.. You might have a bad
or dirty transmission solenoid. They are pretty easy & cheap to replace if
you have the tools.
did you have leaks at all after changing? I don’t currently have leaks in
mine and it only burns 1 quart of oil ever 3k miles and I drive it hard so
it’s normal for a motor with 100k miles (1998 saturn sl 1.9L sohc engine)
It’s not mandatory but it can’t hurt. Basically any oil is ok to use IF YOU
STAY ON TOP OF IT. If you do a lot of hard driving or drive in hard
conditions a lot the synthetic will hold up better than the conventional
stuff. =D
@omarG19100 It is the lower hose closest to the engine, the one on top
closest to you is the high. when you recharge your system the fitting will
only fit on the low.
@omarG19100 Yikes. I have no clue. AC units are not a strong point at all
for me. Search for richpin06 on youtube. Go to his channel and search for a
video on AC’s.. From there just send him a PM or post directly in the ac
video he may have. Hope this helps out.
Thank you for this video! I changed my own oil once, about two years ago,
under the watchful eyes of my dad and brother. Since then I’ve been in the
thrall of Jiffy Lube, but upon learning that a local store accepts used oil
at no charge, I decided that it was high time I man up (metaphorically) and
do it myself, even though my role models are now a thousand miles away.
Thanks to you, the operation was a success and half the cost of having
someone else do it!
Good Video Bud, Went smooth and no problems doing it myself. I’m done
taking it to a local WALMART here in Indiana. The drain plug from the last
OIL CHANGE was LOOSE ! I have a saying ! There is no one out there going to
wipe your ASS better than you… This is how I feel when it comes to
changing my own oil ! Again, thanks for the video. Good Job !
This was the only video I watched before changing my Saturn’s oil for the
first time. No problem at all. Thanks!
Thanks for posting this! My 97 SL1 burns oil like crazy, and I can’t spend
$50-60 to take it to FasLube whenever I need to add more oil. This is great
info!
@ccaaasssccaaaaa Do u kno how to eliminate hard shifting?
Nope. This car has never had leaks. It’s been pretty bullet proof in that
department. The only time I had a leak with this car is when the water pump
went out.
@omarG19100 Yeah buy or convert your car to manual transmission. =P. J/K To
answer your question no I don’t. I personally despise automatics and only
have one for my wife. I know virtually nothing about things I rarely
use/don’t like. I’d say, PM Richpin, or try to search on some Saturn forums
for your answer. Don’t give up though. The truth is out there =D
@hitachi088 This man/woman speaks the truth! (unfortunately) =/
I have a 1994 saturn sl with 100k miles… should I switch to synthetic.. I
take good care of it so theres no sludge
Its actually not hard to see anything in particular, its just when you’re
watching the video before going under the hood, its tough to tell whats up,
down, sideways and what not… To help clean up the oil from the filter i
used a half-cut open empty oil container, not a bag. MUCH THANKS!
Quick question for the a/c unit which line is the low pressure? ppl say the
one with the black/blue top but both my high, and low have black tops. i
wanna recharge it.
I have never heard of this. Thanks for the tip.
Also make sure the Old Filter Gasket came off. I heard many stories of old
gaskets staying on, then the pressure breaks the first causing all oil to
leak out, ultimately ceasing your engine.
Dude you guys are nuts. I can’t even hear music during the specified time
frame! Thumbs up for you =)
the song that is playing around 1 minute to 1:40. I really wish I could
figure it out lol.
All done. Preciate’it. Nice to get a good preview before you start a
project. Sat’s were new to me.
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching and check out some of my other
Saturn videos if you have some more basic maintenance that needs to be
done. Have a good one =)
is the oil filter like right under the alternator behind the splash guard?
i jus dont want to take off splash guard lol.
I have no idea what song is even playing during that time frame.. If you’re
talking about the actual intro of the video (with the actual words on the
screen) then that would be “Mr. Smooth” which is performed by Michael
Franks.
@omarG19100 It’s around that area. You can do it from the bottom. I removed
the splash guard because it was already damaged an it’s easier to film
stuff with it out of the way. It’s totally doable with the splash guard in
place.
@omarG19100 lol old post but if your still curious.. You might have a bad
or dirty transmission solenoid. They are pretty easy & cheap to replace if
you have the tools.
Good! Good, tomorrows oil change should go quite smoothly. Its kinda hard
to see whats goin on in the video but i’m sure i’ll learn first hand shortly
did you have leaks at all after changing? I don’t currently have leaks in
mine and it only burns 1 quart of oil ever 3k miles and I drive it hard so
it’s normal for a motor with 100k miles (1998 saturn sl 1.9L sohc engine)
Fleetwood Mac – Dreams
It’s not mandatory but it can’t hurt. Basically any oil is ok to use IF YOU
STAY ON TOP OF IT. If you do a lot of hard driving or drive in hard
conditions a lot the synthetic will hold up better than the conventional
stuff. =D
@omarG19100 It is the lower hose closest to the engine, the one on top
closest to you is the high. when you recharge your system the fitting will
only fit on the low.
@codynb92 You’re welcome. Happy wrenching!
synthetic,oil is always better
Thanks man, helpd me out 🙂
@omarG19100 Yikes. I have no clue. AC units are not a strong point at all
for me. Search for richpin06 on youtube. Go to his channel and search for a
video on AC’s.. From there just send him a PM or post directly in the ac
video he may have. Hope this helps out.
Thank you for this video! I changed my own oil once, about two years ago,
under the watchful eyes of my dad and brother. Since then I’ve been in the
thrall of Jiffy Lube, but upon learning that a local store accepts used oil
at no charge, I decided that it was high time I man up (metaphorically) and
do it myself, even though my role models are now a thousand miles away.
Thanks to you, the operation was a success and half the cost of having
someone else do it!
thnk u for this. i never could find that filter
Super smart on the bag part. This is why I get that burn smell afterwards.
That tip alone was worth the vid. Thanks!
No problem. I’m the exact same way. It helps a lot to see what the job
entails before diving into it blindly. Happy wrenching!
@glethal85 Nice to hear. What parts did you feel was hard to see? Maybe I
can go and make an updated version.
does anyone know the song that plays after the intro until about 1:40
before it changes scenes
@CAAASSSCCAAAA Oh ok thanks man and HAPPY WRENCHING lol.