Joe: doesn't use a funnel, not a drop of oil spilled Me: doesn't use a funnel, spills oil all over the valve cover, intake manifold and the neighbor's car.
Hey man, I really appreciate you watching and commenting! Sounds like it was a great help. Having a lot more videos under my belt now and rewatching this one, I think it can be a lot better haha but we are always our biggest critic's.
@@joesdiy4260hey, i must mis-typed a little, but i was saying that the length of the video and the amount of information was just right.. im not being a critic... well not a negative one
I have mine I have to do, am kinda nervous, but this made is seem so simple. I’m also glad you showed not or less a step by step so it’s pretty easy to follow
@dojodomo4944 Hi, thanks for watching and commenting, it means a lot. What will allow you to easily drain full contents of the oil is to pull the dip stick and remove the oil cap.
@ thanks for response after a lot of research on the forums you do have to remove the oil filter first and oil fill cap to break vacuum seal and drain all oil
Hey, thanks for watching the video, I really appreciate the comment. This was done so long ago, that I do not remember. But you should be able to find the information you are looking for with a quick Google search. Good luck and take care!
I plan on doing an oil change but without jacking car up. Seen several videos able to do it. My question pls is do you think that drain pan could be used still if I plan not to jack?
If you are referring to the exact drain pan that I use in my video, then I do not think it will fit without jacking the car up. You can always purchase more shallow drain pans. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@jonsen2792 Regarding the drain pan, I dont list the brand or type of drain pan. So, even if I measured the height of mine, I cannot guarantee that you will get the same one at the store. Sadly, I no longer own this car and I do not know what the ground clearance is. If you own this car, you can simply measure the ground clearence yourself. If you are concerned with drain pan heights, my recommendation would be to measure the ground clearance of your car, then go to the store and measure the heights of drain pans and select the one that best works for you. Hope this helps, take care!
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Joe: doesn't use a funnel, not a drop of oil spilled
Me: doesn't use a funnel, spills oil all over the valve cover, intake manifold and the neighbor's car.
Thank you i am 17 and plan on doing my first ever oil change on my car same kind but blueish/silver really soon
@kbwitdapoundd4238 that's awesome!! I hope the video helps you out! Thanks for commenting and watching too
Definitely got the length of video and amount of information just right
Hey man, I really appreciate you watching and commenting! Sounds like it was a great help. Having a lot more videos under my belt now and rewatching this one, I think it can be a lot better haha but we are always our biggest critic's.
@@joesdiy4260hey, i must mis-typed a little, but i was saying that the length of the video and the amount of information was just right.. im not being a critic... well not a negative one
it was all good ... thanks
Ta mate , simple , just how I like it , greetings from Brisbane , Australia .
Greetings from Detroit, Michigan! I am super happy that you found this video helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers!
I have mine I have to do, am kinda nervous, but this made is seem so simple. I’m also glad you showed not or less a step by step so it’s pretty easy to follow
I am really happy that you found this video helpful and I really hope that your oil change job goes well. Take care!
I enjoy your videos and am sad that you dont make anymore
Its difficult to make some videos right now. But I am trying to make an effort to create more. I really appreciate your comment. Take care and be safe
@@joesdiy4260 I can understand that. I appreciate you taking the time to reply. God bless you!
Thank you
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching and I hope the video really helped you out
Aren’t you suppose to unscrew the oil filter before the drain plug so it drains the full amount of oil in engine?
@dojodomo4944 Hi, thanks for watching and commenting, it means a lot. What will allow you to easily drain full contents of the oil is to pull the dip stick and remove the oil cap.
@ thanks for response after a lot of research on the forums you do have to remove the oil filter first and oil fill cap to break vacuum seal and drain all oil
Nice music. 🎹🎼🎷
Thanks for video. But how many quards oil and what oil did you use?
Hey, thanks for watching the video, I really appreciate the comment. This was done so long ago, that I do not remember. But you should be able to find the information you are looking for with a quick Google search. Good luck and take care!
I plan on doing an oil change but without jacking car up. Seen several videos able to do it. My question pls is do you think that drain pan could be used still if I plan not to jack?
If you are referring to the exact drain pan that I use in my video, then I do not think it will fit without jacking the car up. You can always purchase more shallow drain pans.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
I was reading height on that is 6.75 inches. I just wasn't sure how accurate it was. If so the clearance is higher than that 8.9 inch?
@@jonsen2792 Regarding the drain pan, I dont list the brand or type of drain pan. So, even if I measured the height of mine, I cannot guarantee that you will get the same one at the store.
Sadly, I no longer own this car and I do not know what the ground clearance is. If you own this car, you can simply measure the ground clearence yourself.
If you are concerned with drain pan heights, my recommendation would be to measure the ground clearance of your car, then go to the store and measure the heights of drain pans and select the one that best works for you.
Hope this helps, take care!
@@joesdiy4260 Thanks for response!!
@@jonsen2792 you are very welcome, I am happy that I could help. Take care!
Funnels are for rooks
No funnel flex