You won't feel truly stupid until you pour the oil in, return to the workbench and see the drain plug laying there. "Excrement occurs" is about all you can say.
I dislike buying a car with a fresh oil change, it's like they are hiding something.
I service a friend's beautiful 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee witht he turbo diesel V6.I'm sorry, but why would anyone take the drain plug from underneath the car, to the workbench?
Those cool Triumphs has pretty big oil pans... I would love to have a TR4...Want to talk about oil change mishaps? My Mom had one when she first started dating my Dad. I want to say she was driving a TR7 at the time. She (being the confident, strong willed woman that she is) decided she would change her own oil in the driveway by herself, with minimal instruction. Apparently she did great, right up until the end. My Dad got a call from her saying, "I've poured in 10 bottles, and I still cant see it at the top?!?"
My dad calmly explained that is not how it works, and helped her lower the oil level before starting the engine. All in all, no harm done, and a funny story earned.
Wrong. I'm out of kitty litter and I can't find any. Thanks a lot 4260We are all human. Mistakes happen. No damage done I'm sure.
To remove a stubborn crush washer (Nissan, Subaru & others).I'm sorry, but why would anyone take the drain plug from underneath the car, to the workbench?
Want to talk about oil change mishaps? My Mom had one when she first started dating my Dad. I want to say she was driving a TR7 at the time. She (being the confident, strong willed woman that she is) decided she would change her own oil in the driveway by herself, with minimal instruction. Apparently she did great, right up until the end. My Dad got a call from her saying, "I've poured in 10 bottles, and I still cant see it at the top?!?"
My dad calmly explained that is not how it works, and helped her lower the oil level before starting the engine. All in all, no harm done, and a funny story earned.
Great story.Want to talk about oil change mishaps? My Mom had one when she first started dating my Dad. I want to say she was driving a TR7 at the time. She (being the confident, strong willed woman that she is) decided she would change her own oil in the driveway by herself, with minimal instruction. Apparently she did great, right up until the end. My Dad got a call from her saying, "I've poured in 10 bottles, and I still cant see it at the top?!?"
My dad calmly explained that is not how it works, and helped her lower the oil level before starting the engine. All in all, no harm done, and a funny story earned.
You won't feel truly stupid until you pour the oil in, return to the workbench and see the drain plug laying there. "Excrement occurs" is about all you can say.