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    Puma Oil change instructions ?

    Hi ,

    Wondering if anyone has posted oil change instructions for a Puma on this forum? id like to do it myself and am wondering how easy / difficult it is to do , what tools i might need etc , before i attempt to work it out for myself. ( i have searched this site with no luck )

    additionally the same question re air filter change? i have the parts already , but not the know how yet ..... hoping some kind DIY person here can direct me?

    thanks

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    Hi!

    Shell Helix Ultra 5W40 is the recommended oil in warranty, otherwise any full synthetic 5w40 diesel rated oil is fine. A genuine factory oil filter is the best, you will need 6.5 litres of oil, a 13mm ring spanner for sump plug, and a 1"1/16 socket (The same size as your wheel nuts) to undo the filter housing, access from undernearth.

    IMO, these are the easier of the Defender engines to change oil on, oil drops out and filter comes off WITH NO MESS!!

    JC

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    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    ............. oil drops out and filter comes off WITH NO MESS!!

    JC
    that would be a major improvement

    - I have found that newspaper judicously hung over steering rods and front axle, and shaped to provide channels for the waste oil to flow to the drainers has helped a bit

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    Quote Originally Posted by 87County View Post
    that would be a major improvement

    - I have found that newspaper judicously hung over steering rods and front axle, and shaped to provide channels for the waste oil to flow to the drainers has helped a bit
    Yes, I use a cut down base of a 10l oil container on top of the diff of Tdi's, and even that isn't immune to falling off and dropping oil everywhere Makes it easier with the axle at full droop on a 2 post hoist though
    And 200Tdi Disco is a major stupidity with the oil filter drip dropping straight onto the front diff universals and tailshaft
    JC

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    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    Hi!

    Shell Helix Ultra 5W40 is the recommended oil in warranty, otherwise any full synthetic 5w40 diesel rated oil is fine. A genuine factory oil filter is the best, you will need 6.5 litres of oil, a 13mm ring spanner for sump plug, and a 1"1/16 socket (The same size as your wheel nuts) to undo the filter housing, access from undernearth.

    IMO, these are the easier of the Defender engines to change oil on, oil drops out and filter comes off WITH NO MESS!!

    JC
    Thanks JC , I'll give it a go then based on the simplicity of your answer ! Thanks again

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    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    Hi!

    Shell Helix Ultra 5W40 is the recommended oil in warranty, otherwise any full synthetic 5w40 diesel rated oil is fine. A genuine factory oil filter is the best, you will need 6.5 litres of oil, a 13mm ring spanner for sump plug, and a 1"1/16 socket (The same size as your wheel nuts) to undo the filter housing, access from undernearth.

    IMO, these are the easier of the Defender engines to change oil on, oil drops out and filter comes off WITH NO MESS!!

    JC
    Thanks JC , I'll give it a go then based on the simplicity of your answer ! Thanks again

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    This may also help
    Puma oil change - easy as pie
    Cheers

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    Air filter is dead easy, though abit fiddly, undo the intake air sensor connector,you may find it easier to also undo the air intake pipe and pull it to one side, then lift the element out, just make sure that when you put the new one in, it seats properly around the rubber lip of the air cleaner element. It's handy to be able to pull out and check your air cleaner element when your out in remote areas to help with keeping the dust build up to a minimum.
    Hope this helps

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