Loctite Oil Pan Drain Bolt

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I'm thinking on playing a joke on my buddy when I change his oil for him by putting loctite on the oil pan drain bolt and/or the oil filter threads.
 
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Not sure if it would stick well as there is quite a bit of oil on the threads as it is still dripping.

But this is really not a funny joke.

Don't mess with a buddy's ride!

Help him out and you'll be paid in beer anyway.

Just don't pull out an OCOD... As Homer Simpson would say, "You don't make friends with FRAM".

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Get a long zip tie and put it on his driveshaft, it'll drive him nuts trying to figure it out.
 
Originally Posted By: KevGuy
I'm thinking on playing a joke on my buddy when I change his oil for him by putting loctite on the oil pan drain bolt and/or the oil filter threads.


Why don't you do it to your vehicle(s) first, just to make sure that it works.
 
Originally Posted By: beanoil
A fish in the hubcap.... Now that's funny. It took the boss a while to figure that one out.
My ex -GF did that to me. I couldnt figure out why there were flies buzzing around the RF wheel. Looked like the hub was spitting grease. I Jacked the car up, took off the hubcap and layed it on my lap, I was looking at the axle hub - couldnt see a grease leak, then, I looked down into my lap and there was this rotted perch with maggots crawling out of it! Man, I tossed that hubcap across the driveway in horror in a kneejerk reaction!
 
Originally Posted By: KevGuy
I'm thinking on playing a joke on my buddy when I change his oil for him by putting loctite on the oil pan drain bolt and/or the oil filter threads.



Won't be your buddy after that.
 
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