Can you reduce your oil level if you check the oil enough times?

[joekingcorvette]

Must be unemployed.

 

[fdcg27]

There is a fine line between taking good care of a car and diagnosable mental illness.
Pretty sure this would be an example of the later.

 

[jakeuten]

There is a fine line between taking good care of a car and diagnosable mental illness.
Pretty sure this would be an example of the later.

I take it you've never owned a 4-cylinder Kia...

 

[dishdude]

Some people should not own a car .

Or make YouTube videos.

Must be unemployed.

YouTube is his employment, he probably lives off this clickbait crap he's making.

 

[paulo57509]

That video seems like a lot of stupid work for not a big payoff.

I debated on posting the following because it really takes sarcasm to another level. Here goes.....I would have done it this way because I have nothing better to do. It's too hot outside anyway. Plus, it has a Project Farm feel to it.

Preparation:

1. Get a roll of 1/4 sheet Bounty. Tear off a minimum of seven, 1/4 sheets.
2. Number each sheet and weigh - record the weight.

Procedure:

1. Pull and wipe the dipstick on one sheet,
2. Repeat the pull and wipe with a new sheet.

Data:

1. Weigh each oily sheet.
2. Subtract the weight of the clean sheet from the dirty sheet.

Calculations:

1. Average the difference in weight between dirty and clean towels.
2. Using the formula, mass/density = volume
   1. Mass = average of (dirty towel) - (clean towel)
   2. Density of Motor Oil (assume 15w-40) = 0.87g/ml
3. Divide quotient (2) into sump capacity.
4. This quotient (3) equals the number of dipstick withdrawals needed to see a drop in sump level (pick a level, say 1 or 2cc's).