Oil Filter Drain

DavesTaco68 · May 17, 2020

I use a Trd Pro sippy cup, patent pending, JK

Dirtjunkie · May 17, 2020

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Remove new oil filter from box, place 2-3 paper towels in box, place shop rag or towel on top of battery, lubricate new filter seal and place filter on top of battery, place a can of brake-kleen in reach of filter, loosen old filter slightly so it can then be removed by hand, place oil filter box under drain pipe and hold in place with one hand, with other hand remove old filter and let drain down drain pipe, place old filter on rag on top of battery open end up, install new filter, use brake-kleen to clean any residue from drain pipe, remove filter box.
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01 dhrracer said: ↑

Remove new oil filter from box, place 2-3 paper towels in box, place shop rag or towel on top of battery, lubricate new filter seal and place filter on top of battery, place a can of brake-kleen in reach of filter, loosen old filter slightly so it can then be removed by hand, place oil filter box under drain pipe and hold in place with one hand, with other hand remove old filter and let drain down drain pipe, place old filter on rag on top of battery open end up, install new filter, use brake-kleen to clean any residue from drain pipe, remove filter box.
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And mail box to your mother in-law.

jrowe4321 · May 17, 2020

+1 for the water bottle

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