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Replacing the Oil Filter on a Kangoo

Model: Renault Kangoo MK 2, FC, FW - Years 2007-2021
Part: Oil filter

How do you replace the engine oil filter on a Kangoo? Lift the vehicle on a jack and unscrew the bolt from the oil sump; let the fluid drain into a container. Lower the vehicle to the ground, lift the front bonnet, and secure it. Using a socket wrench, unscrew the engine oil filter. Move the various wiring to access the filter. After removal, extract the worn oil filter and position a new one. Finally, top up with new fluid and close the front bonnet. Test the engine operation and all related components.

Updated on 23 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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