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IMPORTANT

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Oil Filter Change

  1. Position the vehicle on a flat surface.

  2. Clean area around the drain plug.

  3. Run engine for two to three minutes until warm.

  4. Stop the engine.

    CAUTION
    Hot oil can cause burns to skin. Do not allow hot oil to contact skin.

  5. Place a drain pan beneath the engine crankcase.

  6. Remove the oil access panel and locate the oil filter cap on the crankcase.

  7. Loosen the bottom screw 1 until free from threading. Pull outward until flush with the footwell.

  8. Remove the top two screws 2 from the top of the oil filter cap.

  9. Pull cap 3 outward until spring is free from filter bore, then rotate cap downward.

  10. Remove large O-ring, 4 and oil filter 5 from filter bore.

  11. Visually inspect the small O-ring 6 for damage. Replace if needed.

    NOTICE
    Do NOT remove the small O-ring unless damage is present. Unnecessary removal may cause damage to the O-ring and prevent a proper seal.

  12. Verify the oil filter is clean. If needed, clean the oil filter with brake cleaner to remove any debris. Allow the oil filter to air dry.

  13. Check the outer screen of the oil filter and large O-ring for damage. Replace if needed.

  14. Reinstall the O-ring and oil filter back into the filter bore.

  15. Install the engine oil filter cap and torque bolts to specification.

    TORQUE

    Engine Oil Filter Cap Bolts

    80 in-lbs (9 N·m)

Parent topic: Engine Oil