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How to replace Mazda Bongo engine oil and oil filter

Model: Mazda Mazda Various
Part: Engine oil

Let's find out the main steps that will allow us to carry out the routine maintenance service, replacing the Mazda Bongo engine oil and oil filter. First of all we lift the car and start unscrewing the oil vent bolt that we find on the sump, using a 19 mm star or socket wrench, letting the oil drain into a container for about ten minutes; after which we unscrew the oil filter cartridge, replacing it with the new one (screwing in by hand and gently tightening). At this point we unscrew the filler cap and pour in the new engine oil!

Posted on 1 June 2022 by ScegliAuto

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