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ExercisesSection 2: Cleaning the CapSection 4: Draining the OilSection 5: Changing the Oil FilterSection 6: Pouring in New Oil
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How to Change the Oil in a Car
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Tired of going into the auto shop every 3,000 miles to get your oil changed? Learn how to do it yourself! They Might Be Racing shows you how to change your oil.
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Lee H
Thanks for the lesson!
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Dan G
I usually start the draining process first and give it a while to drain (30 min) then change the filter. You can be adding the oil while you are changing your air filter. You don't always have to change the air filter when it looks dirty. If you hold it up to daylight and you can still see light coming through it then put it back in again till the next oil change. When changing the air filter it is a good idea to take a damp cloth and wipe out the inside of the air filter housing.
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Shawn S
He was very thorough, and informative. I feel confident to change my own oil now.
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mary g
Good instructions but I wish the camera shot had been a little lower so we could see more of the engine rather than so much of the hood interior. But thanks.
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Rosemary W
Thank you. Clear and understandable.
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