Simple Oil Change... DIY?
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Just pay attention to the two oil filter O-rings. The inner seal needs to be orientated correctly with the tab outward. Installation directions should be with the oil filter.
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To drain the maximum amount of old oil out, the car needs to be level. If I put the car on a ramp in the front wheel, I can only get about 5 quart out of the engine.
I normally drove the car on a ramp so that I can remove the belle pan and losen (not remove) the drain plug. Then I drove the car back on a level ground before draining the oil. I had tried to use oil extractor; but it did not work well for me.
I normally drove the car on a ramp so that I can remove the belle pan and losen (not remove) the drain plug. Then I drove the car back on a level ground before draining the oil. I had tried to use oil extractor; but it did not work well for me.
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To drain the maximum amount of old oil out, the car needs to be level. If I put the car on a ramp in the front wheel, I can only get about 5 quart out of the engine.
I normally drove the car on a ramp so that I can remove the belle pan and losen (not remove) the drain plug. Then I drove the car back on a level ground before draining the oil. I had tried to use oil extractor; but it did not work well for me.
I normally drove the car on a ramp so that I can remove the belle pan and losen (not remove) the drain plug. Then I drove the car back on a level ground before draining the oil. I had tried to use oil extractor; but it did not work well for me.
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