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I can't find the filter. If was a snake I would be dead I'll bet
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Step 1 Drink Beer
Step 2 Repeat Step 1
Step 3 Crawl Under Truck
Step 4 Put Face Drectly under Oil Pan
Step 5 Crawl Out Drink Beer
Step 6 Repeat Step 4
Step 7 Look On Drivers Side of Oil Pan
Step 8 Find Filter
Step 9 Repeat Step 5
Step 10 Drain Oil
Step 11 Repeat Step 9
Step 12 Remove Filter
Step 13 Reverse order.
jw
Step 2 Repeat Step 1
Step 3 Crawl Under Truck
Step 4 Put Face Drectly under Oil Pan
Step 5 Crawl Out Drink Beer
Step 6 Repeat Step 4
Step 7 Look On Drivers Side of Oil Pan
Step 8 Find Filter
Step 9 Repeat Step 5
Step 10 Drain Oil
Step 11 Repeat Step 9
Step 12 Remove Filter
Step 13 Reverse order.
jw
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At that rate, I think I would drive off with beer in the oilpan instead of oil!!!!Agent Maxwell said:Step 1 Drink Beer
Step 2 Repeat Step 1
Step 3 Crawl Under Truck
Step 4 Put Face Drectly under Oil Pan
Step 5 Crawl Out Drink Beer
Step 6 Repeat Step 4
Step 7 Look On Drivers Side of Oil Pan
Step 8 Find Filter
Step 9 Repeat Step 5
Step 10 Drain Oil
Step 11 Repeat Step 9
Step 12 Remove Filter
Step 13 Reverse order.
jw
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NahhhhWiki said:
Thats only 10 Total!! ?
?Well within the Manufacturers recommend operating specs.jw
As stated, on the driver's side of the oil pan at the rear of the engine - it is nestled up into the pan, hiding a bit.
If you're changing your oil - two tips:
1. As the oil stream lessens while draining, it has a habit of draining down the edge of the pan and getting on the top of the skid plate. Put something over the edge of the skid plate to keep oil off.
2. A lot . . I mean a LOT . . of oil remains above the filter even with the pan drained. Punch a hole in the filter to drain it before removing - much neater.
P.S. IMO - save the beer 'til after working on the Av .
If you're changing your oil - two tips:
1. As the oil stream lessens while draining, it has a habit of draining down the edge of the pan and getting on the top of the skid plate. Put something over the edge of the skid plate to keep oil off.
2. A lot . . I mean a LOT . . of oil remains above the filter even with the pan drained. Punch a hole in the filter to drain it before removing - much neater.
P.S. IMO - save the beer 'til after working on the Av .
wrchism said:As stated, on the driver's side of the oil pan at the rear of the engine - it is nestled up into the pan, hiding a bit.
2. ?A lot . . I mean a LOT . . of oil remains above the filter even with the pan drained. ?Punch a hole in the filter to drain it before removing - much neater.
P.S. ?IMO - save the beer 'til after working on the Av . ?
I?d have to skip #2. ?If I don't get an oil bath and ruin my t-shirt I won't be able to prove to momma that I wasn't just out in the garage drinking beer! ?
Picture taken just under driver's door
Those direction don't work. By step 9 I couldn't tell the difference between the beer can and the oil cans. The weird part is my beer tasted like Guiness.
And I didn't buy Guiness.
And I didn't buy Guiness.