2018–2022 Jeep Compass 2.4L
Oil and filter change
The SUV goes up on jack stands, about 60 min
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The full video is 1:53: all 10 steps on the 2018–2022 Jeep Compass 2.4L, start to finish.
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Oil5.5 qt 0W-20 MS-6395
Drain plug20 lb-ft
FilterBelly pan off first
ResetGas pedal 3× in 10 s
What you need
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Parts
Tools
- 1Floor jackJack at the front torque box, just behind each front wheel.Amazon
- 2Jack standsNever work under the car on the jack alone.Amazon
- 1 pairWheel chocksBlock the rear wheels before lifting the front.Amazon
- 1 setRatchet and socket set3/8 inch driveFor the drain plug and belly pan screws; their sizes aren't listed.Amazon
- 1Torque wrenchRange must include 20 lb-ft (27 N·m), the drain plug torqueRange must include 20 lb-ft (and 12 lb-ft for a 2018 filter).Amazon
- 1Oil filter wrenchBand-strap typeStrap at the seam by the filter's base, not mid-can.Amazon
- 1Oil filter cap wrenchCap-type, 3/8 inch drive, sized to your filter's end2018 only: fits the torque wrench to tighten the filter to 12 lb-ft.Amazon
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Every step in this video (10)
- Warm the engine, park level, and take the oil fill cap off. Jack at the front torque box, just behind each front wheel, then use jack stands.
- Underneath, the filter hides behind the front belly pan. Remove the screws around its edge, and lower it off.
- Set a drain pan below, pull the drain plug, and let it drain. Stretched or damaged threads? Replace the plug and gasket.
- Put the strap wrench at the filter's base seam, not mid-can, or you'll crush it. Make sure the old gasket came off too.
- Refit the drain plug at 20 lb-ft (27 N·m).
- Clean the mount, oil the new gasket, spin it on until it touches, then 1 more full turn. On a 2018, torque it to 12 lb-ft instead.
- Refit the belly pan, lower the car, and pour in 5.5 quarts. One 5-quart jug isn't enough.
- Cap on, start it, and look for drips. Once it's hot, shut it off on level ground, and wait 5 minutes.
- Push the dipstick all the way in, or it reads low. Inside the SAFE band, add nothing. Overfilling can ruin the engine.
- Last, reset the reminder. Ignition on, don't start it. Slowly floor the gas pedal 3 times within 10 seconds. Then ignition off.
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