Sigh.... Did that really just happen?
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why not just use your standard open top, low profile drain pan that holds about 10 qts, go to sears, buy a 5 dollar telescoping magnet, let the plug fall into the bucket, thuse saving your hand from burning oil. The opening is wide enough that you cant possibly make a mess, and when its done draining, you just just fish around with the magnet until it picks up your drain plug. Your hands stay nice and clean as well as the driveway. Trandsfer the old oil into a sealable container, take it to the recycling place and your all done.
95b16coupe
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dacheat
..is grounded.
wait, a chick that does her own oil changes? cool
here's one to make you laugh, then. i do my own oil changes but i have to do them one-handed, because my little floor jack sucks and doesn't raise the car high enough so that i can get my other arm past my boobs when i'm under the car.
95b16coupe
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boobs ftl?
jessica simpson has the same issue when she golfs. boobs get in the way. time for a new jack
jessica simpson has the same issue when she golfs. boobs get in the way. time for a new jack
here's one to make you laugh, then. i do my own oil changes but i have to do them one-handed, because my little floor jack sucks and doesn't raise the car high enough so that i can get my other arm past my boobs when i'm under the car.
You do use a jack stand right? I doubt your boobs will hold a car up if it falls on you.
95b16coupe
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ttiwwop fial
You guys drop the drain plug in with the oil? I just drain my oil into a standard pan that has a pouring lip. I've done many oil changes and have never dropped the bolt. I loosen the drain plug bolt until I can unscrew it with my fingers then I pull it out of there real fast. When the oil's finished draining, I pour the used oil into the empty new oil containers and then take the oil to a place that accepts used oil.
goldgreen90ef
goldgeen90ef
i have this same one and it leaks out of the drain, since the day i got it. btw. benz dealerships dont use that tiny bolt, they suck it out with a tube outta the dipstck, like mentioned before...(my lil brother is a benz tech)
Sorry, I just don't care to see pictures of Jeffie dropping a drain plug in a bucket.
i have this same one and it leaks out of the drain, since the day i got it. btw. benz dealerships dont use that tiny bolt, they suck it out with a tube outta the dipstck, like mentioned before...(my lil brother is a benz tech)
Depends on the dealership and the car.
For awhile they did not have drain plugs, however they went back to having a drain plug... makes you wonder huh? The years where they didn't have drain plugs, the cars were known to be total shit and didn't last all that long.
Another one of those hmmmmm
I don't trust them removing everything, I've seen way to many post on people only getting 6 quarts of oil out. If it's not your car you go ohwell and top the oil off and say screw it.
phyregod
!!YTINASNI
here's one to make you laugh, then. i do my own oil changes but i have to do them one-handed, because my little floor jack sucks and doesn't raise the car high enough so that i can get my other arm past my boobs when i'm under the car.
Excuse me, do you sell a jack that will make a car clear these? *pushes her chest out, knocks the guy over*
I'm going to try and say this as least creepy as possible, but why is HondaSwap just learning about this?
goldgreen90ef
goldgeen90ef
i get what youre sayin bout not getting all the oil out, but they do it on $100k cars...it does make you wonder. and that they barely ever replace or rebuild engines compared to other car companys... they might do a body harness job that costs the customer $15k, but they barely replace engines..