The drain bolt is at the front of the car on the right side (driver side) of the pan 19mm socket
the filter is directly above the drain bolt. Make sure you position the pan with enough room since the oil will come out about 6-8" beyond the drain plug.
The oil on a 2008 Audi Q7 is changed by placing a drain pan under the engine and removing the drain plug. The oil filter is then unscrewed, a new filter installed, drain plug replaced, and the oil filled from the top of the engine.
It has to be at the base of the sump, otherwise the oil would not drain from it.
Look at the bottom or the rear of the radiator Take off the splash guard for easy access to the drain plug.
Underneath the engine, toward the right.
usually, the drain plug located at the botoom of the radiator, or at the side of the botoom of the radiator. The shape the drain plug looks like the butterfly nut. Goodluck. not even close. the drain is on the passenger side. there is a hole in the splash shield for access to the drain plug. you need a Phillips head screwdriver with a large tip. if you cannot find the access hole, you will have to remove the splash shield.
If you do not see a drain plug on the A/T pan then it does not have one. Pan must be removed to access the filter, and drain & clean the pan. Most transmission fluid pans do not have a drain plug.
NO. You can access the drain plug without removing the skid plate.
Oil drain plug is in the pan You probably have to remove a shield that hides the plug to access it 7/8's wrench to remove plug 14mm socket to remove skid plates
Radiator drain plug is located on the bottom of the radiator on the passanger side. you may have to remove the lower splash shield to gain full access to the plug. to open the plug turn it 180` and pull out.
Drain plug is on the PAssanger side opf the radiator, but you will need to remove the under engine paneling in order to access it.
Located about 18" directly above drain plug. Access through opening near drain plug on right side of exhaust (looking up).
have to remove the transmission oil pan for filter access