206 Oil Change

Discussion in 'Peugeot 206' started by ibroughton, Jul 24, 2004.

  1. ibroughton

    ibroughton Guest

    Hi there,

    How easy is it to change an oil filter myself in a 106 (Zest2 Diesel) I've
    got a new filter, sump washer and oil, is there anything special I need to
    do or be aware of? I'm no mechanic, but I don't want to pay for a mechanic
    for something that seems like a relatively straight forward job? If
    someone could give some advice or point me to a website or something I'd
    be very grateful!
     
    ibroughton, Jul 24, 2004
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  2. ibroughton

    Mark Guest

    They are normally simple enough to do, I have a 306 and theoil at the same
    time, as you need to drain this before taking the filter off :)


    Mark
     
    Mark, Jul 24, 2004
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  3. ibroughton

    ibroughton Guest

    OK, how do I drain the oil? I thought it was a case of simply taking off
    the old filter? (Or would this cause the oil to gush everywhere?
     
    ibroughton, Jul 25, 2004
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  4. ibroughton

    Phil Cook Guest

    There is a drain plug on the bottom of the sump, undo that and the
    oil will gush from there. You will need a key to undo it, most Pugs
    are 8mm square.

    Catch the old oil in a drain tray then transfer it into the container
    your new oil came in once you have put that in and dispose of the old
    oil in the proper place. Your local council tip will have a waste oil
    disposal point - do NOT pour it down the drains.
    Not unless you had the engine running! Most of the oil settles in the
    sump, a little is left in the filter though so be careful when you
    take it off.

    I always seem to make a mess so have a suply of old rags handy.
     
    Phil Cook, Jul 25, 2004
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  5. ibroughton

    Nigel Guest

    Remember to fit a new sump plug washer.
     
    Nigel, Jul 25, 2004
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