Change The Oil on a 2019 Chevrolet Trax
Learn how to change the oil on your 2013+ Chevy/Holden Trax with a 1.4L Ecotec Turbo 4 Cylinder engine. This guide shows a US 2019 model, but the 1.4L shown has been in use since the Trax began in 2013. I'll cover every step, tool and supply you need.
Chevy calls for an oil change when the oil life indicator on the dash recommends, or about every 7,500 miles under normal use.
For the most part, changing the oil is very easy on this engine. Honestly the only part that could be easier is if Chevy mounted the oil filter in a place that's a little easier to get to.
- Ratchet with 10mm and 24mm sockets (15/16" will work in a pinch)
- Oil Catch Pan
- Oil fill funnel
- Rhino Ramps
- 4.25 qt. of 5W30 Synthetic Oil
- Oil Filter - For oil caps marked "Hengst" : OEM: Hengst E611h-D442 or GM 55353324, ** ACDelco PF2257G**, or K&N PS-7027, FRAM CH10246 TRV204897, Wix WL10283
- Optional - Replacement M14-1.5 Oil Drain Plug like Fumoto F-106 Oil drain valve
- Optional - Replacement oil cartridge cap 55593189
Get Started by Lifting the Car
By far, the easiest way to gain access to the drain plug is to drive the Trax up on a set of ramps.
If you haven't used ramps before, just take your time and be careful. Drive up them very slowly. Have a friend watch if you can to make sure nothing goes wrong.
Drain the Oil
Fill with New Oil
Using your funnel, refill the oil. It takes approximately 4.25 quarts, but it may take less. Start by pouring in 3.5-4 quarts and checking the level.
Finish Up
Resetting the Oil Service Light
There is a special procedure needed to reset the oil service light
Here's a video covering the oil percent reset steps.
##How to Get Rid of Your Old Oil?##
Be responsible, dispose of your oil properly.
Your local auto parts store will take your old oil as long as you don't mix it with any other fluids.
Depending on your state or county, your local fire department may handle recycled oil.
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