| Model | Engine | Capacity/Filter Capacity Litres(liters) | Oil Change Intervals |
|---|---|---|---|
| 107 1.0 (2005 – 2008) | 1KR-FE | 3.1 / 0.1 | 15 000 km/ 12 months |
| 107 1.0 (2005 – 2008) | 384F | 3 / 0.25 | 15 000 km/ 12 months |
| 107 1.4 HDi (2005 – 2008) | DV4TD | 3.8 | 30 000 km/ 24 months |
| 107 1.4 HDi (2008 – 2014) | DV4TD | 3.8 / 0.4 | 30 000 km/ 24 months |
How to change oil filter and engine oil on Peugeot 107
Tools and Supplies Needed:
- Fender protection cover
- Jack or inspection pit
- Waste oil container (minimum 4L capacity)
- Wire brush
- Drive socket #14
- Ratchet wrench
- 67-14F socket
- Torque wrench
- All-purpose cleaning spray
- Funnel
- New oil filter with rubber seal
- Fresh engine oil (recommended type by manufacturer)
- New drainage plug
Instructions:
- Open the Hood: Start by ensuring your vehicle is on a flat surface.
- Protect Your Car: Lay down a fender protection cover to avoid any damage to your car’s paint and plastic components.
- Access the Oil Components: Unscrew the oil filler plug.
- Elevate Your Car: Either lift your car using a jack or position it over an inspection pit.Tip: Ensure the car is level; if it’s tilted, the drain plug should be the lowest point.
- Prepare for Oil Drain: Position a waste oil container (at least 4L capacity) beneath the drainage hole.
- Clean the Drainage Area: Using a wire brush, clean around the oil pan’s drainage hole.
- Drain Old Oil: Unscrew the drain plug using a drive socket #14 and a ratchet wrench.Caution: Be careful as the oil could be hot. Allow all the oil to drain completely.
- Prep for Oil Filter Removal: Get a container ready for the old oil filter.
- Clean the Old Filter: Spray the old oil filter with an all-purpose cleaning spray.
- Remove the Old Oil Filter: Using the 67-14F socket and a ratchet wrench, unscrew the oil filter.
- Dispose of the Old Filter: Place the old oil filter in your prepared container.
Note: As soon as you remove the filter, oil will start draining. Make sure your container is positioned correctly.
- Clean the Filter’s Seat: Use the all-purpose cleaning spray to clean where the oil filter sits.
- Prepare the New Filter: Lightly lubricate the new filter’s rubber seal with fresh oil.
- Install the New Filter: Using the 67-14F socket, screw in the new filter. Tighten it using a torque wrench to 23 Nm.
- Clean the Drainage Area Again: Clean the area of the oil pan drainage hole.
- Install New Drainage Plug: Insert the new drainage plug and tighten it using the drive socket #14. Secure it with a torque wrench to 27 Nm.
- Lower the Car: Carefully bring your car down from the jack or out of the inspection pit.
- Refill Engine Oil: Remove the oil filler cap and place a funnel over the opening. Pour in the new oil.
Tip: You’ll need about 3.6L of oil. Always use the oil type recommended by the manufacturer.
- Check Oil Level: After filling, use the dipstick to check the oil level. It should be between the Min and Max marks. Add more if needed.
- Secure Everything: Replace and tighten the oil filler cap.
- Run the Engine: Start your car and let it run for a few minutes. Turn off the engine once the oil pressure warning light goes out.
- Final Oil Level Check: Wait for 5 minutes after turning off the engine, then recheck the oil level using the dipstick. Adjust as necessary and ensure the oil filler cap and other components are tight.
- Clean Up: Remove the fender protection cover.
- Close the Hood: Finish up by closing the hood of your car.
Now, your Peugeot 107’s oil change is complete. Ensure you dispose of the old oil and filter properly, adhering to environmental guidelines.