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Buy a large plastic storage container. Cut the bottom out. Boom....done. No more splashing. Clean it up....use for next time.

And that's my old drain pan in the picture. My newer one looks just like yours. It works fine in that one too.

 

As I got splashed in the face with oil I was trying to remember what your used to stop the mess, thanks for reposting it! It'll be a while before I get to to it again. Gonna let the dealer do the 10K change. Taking it in next Monday for the 5K "service" which is just a glorified tire rotation. Also gonna have them look at the rear end howling I've been getting, just for laughs as they always say they can't find anything.

 

Finally got my Tacoma to the Carolina mountains this weekend.

 

Well here's something you don't see every day. I'm due soon for my standard 5K service as I'm approaching 140K miles. I changed out both air filters today and found this dried out small ruffed grouse up against the engine air filter. I last changed it in December after hunting season and it wasn't there then. Me thinks it was stuck in the intake tube. At first glance I thought it was a mouse nest.

 

Jeez, hope you installed a bull bar on the new filter...

 

OR

A pillow.

 

A feather pillow? Sounds unpheasant for the engine...

 

Either way its goose is cooked.

 

Time and ptarmigan you prove to take things grousely off topic Kevin.

 

There's so many puns in that I can't comprehend...

 

If you don't get it, just wing it...

 

I don't believe in egging around.

There's a lot of puns in this one.

 

Ok ok Bill, I will stop now. I just can't resist a good pun....

Being normal is for the birds

 

Being abnormal is normal. It's way to relax, and a stress reliever.

 

I feel like this is going nowhere

 

I think that's how that partridge felt too.

 

Now were going somewhere.

 

There you go trying to bait me again...

 

Looks like gorgeous country out there... Even if it gives you a temporary color change...

Great looking truck!

 

@Delta09 you can go somewhere with this one I'm sure.

Had to run around with an air hose and wand, blowing off a multitude of small 5hp electric motors in sawdust heavy spots. Got back to the shop and a coworker took one look at me and said "damn, you need a good blow."