3.6 liters when replacing oil filter 3.2 when not i believe
by the oil dip stick
14mm or 13mm
Just under 5 quarts.
2.55 litres
Hi. To get to the oil filter, you need to jack up the car and unscrew the plastic cover underneath the rear engine of the MR2. The oil filter is located in the middle-rear section under the vehicle. Usually black cylinder shaped. You will need an oil filter wrench. Also, have a pan ready cause when you get it out of there, it will spray oil out. Peace, Mike
a little less than three U.S quarts
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5W30
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