How to Change Your Oil - SUPER EASY - Mazda 6 2018

**Mask Rider Blac** · July 16th, 2022 10:41 AM

Curious lang, Sir, your unit is 2018.
Covered rin ba 'to sa 5-Year warranty ng Mazda, including parts and labor? If yes, why choose to DIY? Thanks.

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**bxr monkey** · July 16th, 2022 11:08 AM

Originally Posted by Mask Rider Blac

Curious lang, Sir, your unit is 2018.
Covered rin ba 'to sa 5-Year warranty ng Mazda, including parts and labor? If yes, why choose to DIY? Thanks.

Malamang para sure na done properly.
Iba kung ang ginagawang oto ay iyo.

Dati parang ganito pala gamit ko. Oil filter cap wrench adapter.

Wrench Auto Tool 1/2 Square Drive 65Mm 67Mm 74Mm End Cap Oil Filter Wrench Auto Hand Tools Remover | Lazada PH

**Archerfish** · July 16th, 2022 11:51 PM

Originally Posted by bxr monkey

Dati parang ganito pala gamit ko. Oil filter cap wrench adapter.

Wrench Auto Tool 1/2 Square Drive 65Mm 67Mm 74Mm End Cap Oil Filter Wrench Auto Hand Tools Remover | Lazada PH

One disadvantage for that type of "oil wrench" is you are limited with its size. Unless all cars that you own has the same diameter of oil filter, then I think that one is easier to use.

Thank you for sharing, someone might find it useful.

Originally Posted by ninjababez

Thank you for the "oil wrench". What's the name of that tool you gave me? [emoji3]

**Archerfish** · July 16th, 2022 04:23 PM

Originally Posted by Mask Rider Blac

Curious lang, Sir, your unit is 2018.
Covered rin ba 'to sa 5-Year warranty ng Mazda, including parts and labor? If yes, why choose to DIY? Thanks.

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I bought the car last December of 2017 and Yojin's free PMS was only three years or 60,000 km.

I believe that it's "better", depending on how you see it, to have the car serviced by professionals. You don't get dirty, nothing to clean, you are relaxed, etc. Considering labor fee is cheap, about 500 Pesos, doing it yourself doesn't make sense.

I always pay, it's convenient that way. If I don't feel like driving, I call those Mazda boys to come over our house. Again, it's very convenient.

It's just that I bought these tools some time ago and I want to justify buying it. And besides, I want my hands to get dirty. Another reason why I also cleaned my brakes.
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**Mask Rider Blac** · July 16th, 2022 11:03 PM

Originally Posted by Archerfish

I bought the car last December of 2017 and Yojin's free PMS was only three years or 60,000 km.

I believe that it's "better", depending on how you see it, to have the car serviced by professionals. You don't get dirty, nothing to clean, you are relaxed, etc. Considering labor fee is cheap, about 500 Pesos, doing it yourself doesn't make sense.

I always pay, it's convenient that way. If I don't feel like driving, I call those Mazda boys to come over our house. Again, it's very convenient.

It's just that I bought these tools some time ago and I want to justify buying it. And besides, I want my hands to get dirty. Another reason why I also cleaned my brakes.
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Thank you for the reply, Sir.
We're getting the 2022 BT-50 and one of the selling points is the 5-Year warranty or 100K kms with free labor, parts, and oil.
It's good to know that there's nothing wrong with Mazda service.. it's just that we like our hands to get dirty [emoji4]

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