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| Gaz Member Since: 18 Jan 2015 Location: Midlands Posts: 29   
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Excellent article at the top of this page by MartinK,Easy peasy 15min job.Just make sure you have a large enough container for the old oil.Good luck
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16th Apr 2016 5:33pm |
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| RichLech Member Since: 09 Nov 2015 Location: West Sussex Posts: 115 
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Just done mine for the first time. Very straight-forward using the guide in this forum. Just make sure you have a decent 6 sided 27mm socket for the oil filter plastic holder (if that is the one you have - later models have a spin-on canister filter).
I tried using a 12-point socket and the wheel brace and neither was a good enough fit to undo the holder. I bought this socket. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/361190858336?_tr...EBIDX%3AIT |
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16th Apr 2016 6:50pm |
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| RichLech Member Since: 09 Nov 2015 Location: West Sussex Posts: 115
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Another thought in case you are not aware.......
For the engine equipped with DPF, oil needs to be 5W-30 to spec. Ford M2C934-B (low SAPS). Opie oils has several. I selected Millers XF Longlife C1 5W-30 Synthetic. My owners manual just says it needs to be 5W-30, but it must be low SAPS. |
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16th Apr 2016 6:56pm |
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| R1200GS Member Since: 12 Jul 2015 Location: Hampshire Posts: 265 
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And if it's a late model 2.2 then you have a spin on cartridge filter which is FoMoCo branded. Pop into
Your ford dealer for the pressed steel socket that fits it. Mine was extremely tight. This tool makes removal easy. Get a big catch tray for the old oil. When you remove the sump plug it comes out about two foot before dropping. After your first of oil change you will see what I mean  |
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16th Apr 2016 10:38pm |
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| milesr3 Member Since: 12 Feb 2013 Location: Suffolk Posts: 873
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I do mine at 6K miles in-between dealer servicing at 12K.
There are a couple of LR dealers on eBay where you can buy a genuine filter and Euro Car Parts is normally the cheapest place for eight litres of Castrol oil with free delivery. Do be ready to catch the oil coming out though. It shoots out a lot further back than you expect! |
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18th Apr 2016 7:50am |
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| AlanH Member Since: 15 Mar 2010 Location: WA Posts: 242 
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Get the catch can in the wrong place the first time you do an oil change and you won't do it again.
 I use a couple of bits of wood offcuts to lift the catcher up a bit higher and as others have said put it about 60-70cms towards the rear of the vehicle from where the drain plug is...... and watch it shoot out!
Then just move the catch can further to the front of the vehicle as the oil spout drops. Then if it's an older 2.4 with the stupid cartridge oil filter you can then have the pleasure of trying to catch the oil from that. 
All good fun so I'm told and lets you see what the underside is like and teaches you little things about your vehicle. AlanH. |
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22nd Apr 2016 10:20am |
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| agentmulder Member Since: 16 Apr 2016 Location: Outer Space Posts: 1324 
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Discovered this last week 
Warm and horizontal oil straight towards my face! |
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29th Apr 2016 7:40am |
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| Swerni Member Since: 05 Sep 2021 Location: Surrey Posts: 13 
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Why didn’t I read this before I did my oil change yesterday?
At least I’m managed to jet wash the spillage off the drive  |
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16th Jan 2022 9:00pm |
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| Co1 Member Since: 19 Aug 2018 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 3676 
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I can’t remember who told me about this, but it was someone one here: when removing the cartridge filter, wrap it in a plastic bag first and the bag will catch all the wayward oil, leaving your sleeve oil free! |
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17th Jan 2022 6:11am |
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| Pat Member Since: 05 Dec 2016 Location: Somewhere new! Posts: 368 
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Under bed storage box widely available for about a fiver, just about the right length and width to catch the spills.
 Click image to enlarge It started with a kiss, never thought it would come to this. SIII CSW Safari, limestone, (JAC 914N). Where is she now? It's not a car, it's a way of life! |
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17th Jan 2022 7:58am |
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| blackwolf Member Since: 03 Nov 2009 Location: South West England Posts: 17387 
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If you fit a Femco drainplug you can attach a hose to it and avoid mess altogether. Excellent products.
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17th Jan 2022 9:22am |
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| SJM2018 Member Since: 06 Jul 2018 Location: Bristol Posts: 296 
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sounds like pretty much everyone gets caught out by the speed and trajectory of the oil the first time they do it!
Glad I wasn't the only one 2011 CSW XS 90 |
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17th Jan 2022 9:38am |
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| Dinnu Member Since: 24 Dec 2019 Location: Lija Posts: 3414  
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Puma drain plug is M14x1.5 1988 90 Hard Top, 19J Diesel Turbo, Shire Blue - Restoration ongoing
2012 90 CSW, 2.2TDCI, Santorini Black |
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17th Jan 2022 10:40am |
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| TamarBlue11 Member Since: 25 Sep 2020 Location: England Posts: 226 
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You can pick up one of these for about 20 quid, I've had the same one for years makes life alot easier.
Click image to enlarge |
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17th Jan 2022 11:25am |
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