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In this guide, I will show all the necessary step on how to change the oil and oil filter in a 2013-present Nissan Rogue. This guide does require the vehicle to be raised by a jack and put on a jack stand to get under the car. If you do not know how to lift a car on a jack and use jack stands follow this guide.
Working under a vehicle can be very dangerous if you fail to take proper precautions. Follow all instructions carefully, and do not attempt to take shortcuts or "make do" with missing or poorly maintained equipment. If you're not sure how to proceed, get some help from a more experienced fixer.
AT NO POINT during this procedure should you get underneath the vehicle when it's supported only by a jack. Make sure the vehicle rests securely on jack stands before getting underneath it.
You can also follow this guide to safely raise your vehicle with ramps rather than with a hydraulic jack.
Consult your vehicle owner manual to ensure that you use the correct oil for your engine.
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On a flat, level surface, position the jack behind the front driver-side wheel so that it pushes the car up by the metal frame.
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Place wheel chocks behind the front passenger-side wheel and the rear drive-side wheel.
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Lift the car enough for you to be able to safely fit underneath it then fit the jack stand underneath it.
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Gently lower the car so that it is resting all of its weight on the jack stand.
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Come to the front of the car.
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Place a mat or cushion underneath the car to lay on.
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Place newspaper or rags beneath the oil drain plug to catch any potential
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Center your oil drain pan on the ground beneath the oil drain plug.
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With your 14 mm socket attached, use the socket ratchet wrench to loosen the oil drain plug by turning it counter-clockwise.
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Once loose, use your hand to fully remove the drain plug.
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Wait a few minutes for the majority of the oil to drain into the pan.
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Locate the oil filter behind the trim plastic on the passenger-side of the car.
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Position the oil drain pan under the oil filter.
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Slowly remove the oil filter by hand, or with a strap wrench if necessary.
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Allow the oil to drain from the oil filter into the drain pan.
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Once most of the oil has stopped leaking from the oil filter, remove it completely.
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Place old oil filter to the side on some paper towels to avoid spill.
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Put some new or old oil on the rubber gasket of the new oil filter to create a better seal.
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Screw on the new oil filter by hand until snug.
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Remove the engine oil cap and place a funnel inside.
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Slowly pour 4.9 quarts of SAE 5W-30 oil into a funnel placed in the oil fill hole.
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Pull the oil dip stick all the way out and, without checking, wipe it clean with a paper towel.
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Place the dip stick back.
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Pull the dip stick out again and verify the oil level.
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Remove all parts and tools from underneath the car.
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Use the jack to raise the car off of the jack stand(s).
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Remove the jack stand(s).
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Enter the car.
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On the dash board, use the right selector wheel and rotate it until the settings page is shown.
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Press the selector peg.
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With the selector peg, rotate the highlighted option to "maintenance."
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Press the selector peg.
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Scroll to "service" and press the peg.
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Scroll to "reset" and press the peg.
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Gently pull the oil drain pan out from under the car with care not to spill.
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Use a funnel to pour the used oil into an oil safe, sealable container if your oil pan is not sealable.
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Allow 12-24 hours for all of the oil to drain out of the old oil filter.
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The oil is not 5W30, it's OW20.
Cameron is indeed correct!
My manual says 5w30 for my 2013 Rogue S AWD....
back to you Cameron
My my....now boys....my Dick is right this time...or maybe we are ALL correct, depending on the year?
