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Replacing the Engine Oil and Oil Filter on the Dacia Sandero Mk2 1.5 DCI

Model: Dacia Sandero B8 - Years 2012-2020
Part: Oil filter

In today's video, learn how to replace the engine oil and oil filter, performing the regular maintenance service on the Dacia Sandero second series, with a 1.5 DCI engine. First, lift the vehicle and drain the engine oil by undoing the oil drain bolt; then remove the intake hose from the engine compartment to access the oil filter: use the appropriate tool to unscrew it and replace it with the correct new one. Finally, pour in the new engine oil and fill to the maximum level indicated by the dipstick!

Updated on 22 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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