Hyundai 26300-35503 Engine Oil Filter Assembly

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For the health of the engine, one needs to regularly change the oil as old oil can be diluted and polluted making the engine wear out prematurely. Before beginning with the procedure of changing oil, you should have everything including a drain pan, rubber gloves, breaker bar, socket and a filter wrench. It is easier to access underneath the vehicle when it is lifted on a hoist, driven onto ramps or supported by jackstands. Ensure that you familiarize yourself with where the oil drain plug is located and make sure that your engine has warmed up to normal operating temperatures before proceeding. Park your car on a level surface; turn off your engine then remove filler cap. Raise vehicle using a hoist, place drain pan under drain plug and carefully remove plug allowing old oil to drain out. Inspect drained oil for metal shavings or chips in it. After draining wipe clean drain plug and install securely back into position. Move drain pan underneath filter, remove any tools/materials from under vehicle while lowering it down. For four-cylinder and 2.5L/2.7L V6 engines use an oil filter wrench to loosen the oil filter while tilting it so that no oil spills occur during its removal. Wipe mounting surface on engine block ensuring there are no remnants of old gasket or old oil remaining behind anywhere on it.Lubricate gasket of new filter with some engine oil first before hand tightening into place.Do not over tighten.Also for 3.3L V6 engines: Remove engine cover and locate Oil Filter/Housing in Engine Compartment.Remove Oil Filter Cap ,remove old filter element throw away.Wipe Housing/Cap clean.Install New O-ring On Cap/Stem.Put On And Tighten The New Filter Element.Screw And Tighten The Cap Securely.Next through funnel add fresh oil through valve cover at top where there's an opening like feature which is called an "Oil Filler Cap" to avoid oil spills. Pour three quarts of oil, wait for the oil to drain into the pan and check the level on the dipstick.If needed, add more oil to reach the appropriate level. Start engine and circulate new oil.Check for any leaks around the drain plug and oil filter while engine is running.Recheck oil level after few minutes and if needed add more oil. In addition, monitor engine for leaks during first few trips after an oil change and maintain proper oil level. Finally take old used motor oils to a licensed recycling facility; do not pour them down drains or onto grounds since it is harmful to environment.

After pouring new oil into the engine, the oil level should be checked on the dipstick, the engine should be briefly started to check for leaks, and the oil level should be rechecked after circulation.

To improve access to the vehicle's underside for an oil change, you can use a hoist, ramps, or jackstands.

On certain engines, move the drain pan beneath the oil filter, loosen the filter using an appropriate wrench, and immediately tilt the open end upwards to prevent oil spillage.

3000-5000, The standard of oil change intervals.