Taking the time to do it that way is MUCH easier and cleaner. And I don't think there are more than about a dozen. Little speed tip: crack each one loose with a 10mm socket or wrench, then throw a Phillips head or 10mm socket bit in your cordless drill, throw it in reverse and spin those babies out. If you're really slow, it'll take about 2 minutes. When reinstalling, do the reverse: start them all, spin 'em all in until just snug, then give each one a little torque with the 10mm.

Just finished doing mine.

 

I just go to Temple City Auto Repair.

take my own oil and for 10.00 Henry does everything. Also checks tire pressure and fluids.


he also does Amsoil motor oil changes for cheap under 60 I think, And Diff oil change with Amsoil for 60.00 or so.