Can someone give me a real good diy to oil change?
Originally Posted by Soopa G
are you serious? A DIY oil change? I'm LMAO right now......................
1. Remove plastic shield under car, this is actually the PITA part as there's 10 million bolts that fasten it.
2. Remove drain plug and drain oil
3. Install drain plug, preferrably with a new crush washer
4. Remove oil filter
5. Pour a small amount of new oil into your new oil filter and lubricate filter gasket with new oil
6. Install new filter, only need to get it hand tight.
7. Remove oil filler cap and add 5 qts of premium oil, I prefer Mobil 1
8. Start vehicle and check for leaks.
9. If no leaks present then reinstall plastic shield underneath car.
10. Pull head out of *** as my 90 year old grandma can do this.
1. Remove plastic shield under car, this is actually the PITA part as there's 10 million bolts that fasten it.
2. Remove drain plug and drain oil
3. Install drain plug, preferrably with a new crush washer
4. Remove oil filter
5. Pour a small amount of new oil into your new oil filter and lubricate filter gasket with new oil
6. Install new filter, only need to get it hand tight.
7. Remove oil filler cap and add 5 qts of premium oil, I prefer Mobil 1
8. Start vehicle and check for leaks.
9. If no leaks present then reinstall plastic shield underneath car.
10. Pull head out of *** as my 90 year old grandma can do this.
step 7 should come first before you drain tho.... let air flow in in order to get the most oil out the fastest... c'mon now... thats common sense... hehe jk
Yea, Jiffy Lube..............
Using Jiffy Lube is like kissing your aunt, why would
you want to...................??
And yes,
removing oil cap prior to dumping oil lets it all out
of your pan......that's kinda automatic like popping
your hood!
you want to...................??
And yes,removing oil cap prior to dumping oil lets it all out
of your pan......that's kinda automatic like popping
your hood!
Last edited by gary c; Aug 31, 2006 at 02:15 PM.
Originally Posted by gary c
Using Jiffy Lube is like kissing your aunt, why would
you want to...................??
you want to...................??
i know im a sicko!
hahahahahahahhaha
Evil Bastard
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actually, after doing a couple oil changes, I'm pretty certain you don't even need to remove the plastic cover underneath. I would, however, dremel out a bit of the plastic towards the oil filter area, so you can access it more easily.
I also installed a fumoto oil drain valve. Just flick open a switch, and the oil drains out.
That's about all there is to it. I only use Amsoil 5W-30 and their oil filter. It's almost the same price as mobil1, so who cares?
I also installed a fumoto oil drain valve. Just flick open a switch, and the oil drains out.
That's about all there is to it. I only use Amsoil 5W-30 and their oil filter. It's almost the same price as mobil1, so who cares?
Originally Posted by nghiars
step 7 should come first before you drain tho.... let air flow in in order to get the most oil out the fastest... c'mon now... thats common sense... hehe jk
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