How to Change the Oil for an Audi Q5?

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MacJuliette
07/29/25 2:46pm
Audi Q5 oil change is divided into two steps: preparation and oil change. Preparation: First, run the engine to bring it to operating temperature. Then use a jack to lift the vehicle, engage the handbrake, and secure the front wheels with wooden wedges. Oil Change: Place an old oil container under the oil pan, locate the oil pan drain plug, and slowly unscrew it. Be careful not to come into contact with the hot oil. Allow the oil to drain for some time. Inspect the drain plug, then reinstall it, taking care not to overtighten it to avoid damaging the oil pan.
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