Changing Oil
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RE: Changing Oil
Just got the oil filter today and another washer and stuff so going to change it sometime soon when I'm bored haha. Thanks for the imput thus far just figured I'd start getting an idea now ahead of time. Nice to know it seems easy.
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RE: Changing Oil
Yeah, I would. The oil thins out as it warms up and it will drain out much easier, and faster.
ORIGINAL: Zultan
I don't have a stand sadly enough yet :P
But warm it up for 2 minutes first then drain it?
I don't have a stand sadly enough yet :P
But warm it up for 2 minutes first then drain it?
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RE: Changing Oil
Retard strength, I believe it's called.
ORIGINAL: Hayden06F4i
death grip eh?
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I've never had an issue with hand tightening mine, but then again I was able to loosen the factory one by hand as well on my '06.
I've never had an issue with hand tightening mine, but then again I was able to loosen the factory one by hand as well on my '06.
ORIGINAL: Streetdemon
Am I the only one who uses a wrench to tighten the oil filter? My first time I hand tighten it and oil was leaking out....could be that I'm just a weak a$$. [:@]
Hand tight works on my car just never had good luck with that method on my bikes.
Am I the only one who uses a wrench to tighten the oil filter? My first time I hand tighten it and oil was leaking out....could be that I'm just a weak a$$. [:@]
Hand tight works on my car just never had good luck with that method on my bikes.
death grip eh?
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