replace engine oil and filter
What is the size of the copper crush washer? If it is not included in the oil filter package, what is the part number?
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- oil drain plug washer.
I recommend just buy a oil extractor manual pump, that I use without opening the bottom splash cover.
Anyway, Copper ( or aluminum) washer in picture.
Last edited by sn202020; Mar 30, 2025 at 01:32 PM.
- oil drain plug washer.
I recommend just buy a oil extractor manual pump, that I use without opening the bottom splash cover.
Anyway, Copper ( or aluminum) washer in picture.
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mbw...c998ec808f.jpg
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mbw...64aeccb5d2.jpg
Other options include but obviously not limited to liqui moly, pennzoil and amsoil.



Fumoto F106N with adapter ADP-106 shown without lever clip.



The crows foot must be 90 degrees to the wrench to deliver correct torque.
The crows foot must be 90 degrees to the wrench to deliver correct torque.



MH-10
MH-10
https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mbw...97df7d3566.jpg



I have this setup on both of my GLC300 and have done at least 12 oil changes between the two vehicles.
I use the floor jack on the pad behind the front passenger wheel to jack the passenger side up. Then, position 2 jack stands at jack pads (under engine and rear passenger side). I attach my AGM Jack Rod to the floor jack as a safety measure. So, I jack up once and it stays until I'm done. Three things would have to fail for the vehicle to lower. Moving on, I roll around underneath on my creeper to zip off those screws with my 90 degree cordless and 8mm hex bit. Connect the quick connect short hose to the Fumoto. Aim the hose into my oil recycling container. Rotate the lever. Go back on top open the fill cap and commence replacing the filter.
I have this setup on both of my GLC300 and have done at least 12 oil changes between the two vehicles.
I use the floor jack on the pad behind the front passenger wheel to jack the passenger side up. Then, position 2 jack stands at jack pads (under engine and rear passenger side). I attach my AGM Jack Rod to the floor jack as a safety measure. So, I jack up once and it stays until I'm done. Three things would have to fail for the vehicle to lower. Moving on, I roll around underneath on my creeper to zip off those screws with my 90 degree cordless and 8mm hex bit. Connect the quick connect short hose to the Fumoto. Aim the hose into my oil recycling container. Rotate the lever. Go back on top open the fill cap and commence replacing the filter.





