do u guys change your oil at home?
05-27-2005 | 02:27 PM
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The screw driver/ hammer didnt work for me, just twisted the hell out of the filter.
so i beat on it a little and out came the channel locks........
it really is a PITA w/ the pacesetters when it does that.
K&N going on this time - like I usually always run, but damn they are expensive..
Oh well near 4500 or more miles in around 10 days, figure might aswell
so i beat on it a little and out came the channel locks........
it really is a PITA w/ the pacesetters when it does that.
K&N going on this time - like I usually always run, but damn they are expensive..
Oh well near 4500 or more miles in around 10 days, figure might aswell
05-27-2005 | 05:19 PM
#23
My in-house mechanic prefers jack stands. Used to have to drive it up on a couple of 2x4's, but got a different jack (aluminum) that rolls under the car okay (just barely, though).
05-28-2005 | 02:16 AM
#27
Originally Posted by BigSteele
..I think those places you go to dont put much care into doing it, Im sure they dont let the oil fully drain as much. Plus, its cheaper to do it yourself...
Jack and jackstands here as well.