Oil spill!!
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bottom line: your gonna make a mess either way haha, the perks of owning a jeep
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I suppose you could also cut the top of the filter off and suck the oil out, but thats alotta work for an oil change. Not to mention the chance of getting metal shavings in places you don't want.
I'm glad I don't own some certain Ferraris, Lamborghinis, or other hyper exotics where you need to drop/lift the motor to do plugs/wires/oil change.
I'm glad I don't own some certain Ferraris, Lamborghinis, or other hyper exotics where you need to drop/lift the motor to do plugs/wires/oil change.
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From: Chesapeake, Virginia
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I suppose you could also cut the top of the filter off and suck the oil out, but thats alotta work for an oil change. Not to mention the chance of getting metal shavings in places you don't want.
I'm glad I don't own some certain Ferraris, Lamborghinis, or other hyper exotics where you need to drop/lift the motor to do plugs/wires/oil change.
I'm glad I don't own some certain Ferraris, Lamborghinis, or other hyper exotics where you need to drop/lift the motor to do plugs/wires/oil change.
yeah i heard that on the maranellos you gotta loosen the motor mounts and pull the engine up just to change the oil lol
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my dads 04 taco has electrical stuff right below the filter and the filter's in a position where you WILL spill it everywhere lol. Ruins a perfectly good shop towel every time we change it's oil
Really dumb idea to have the oil filter horizontal to begin with.
First loosen the oil filter slightly with a wrench. Then take a plastic bag larger than the filter and "bag it". Continue to remove the filter with the bag surrounding it and wait a couple of moments after the filer is off. This way the bag catches 99% of the oil verus just dumping it on the side of the motor.

First loosen the oil filter slightly with a wrench. Then take a plastic bag larger than the filter and "bag it". Continue to remove the filter with the bag surrounding it and wait a couple of moments after the filer is off. This way the bag catches 99% of the oil verus just dumping it on the side of the motor.
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Really dumb idea to have the oil filter horizontal to begin with.
First loosen the oil filter slightly with a wrench. Then take a plastic bag larger than the filter and "bag it". Continue to remove the filter with the bag surrounding it and wait a couple of moments after the filer is off. This way the bag catches 99% of the oil verus just dumping it on the side of the motor.


First loosen the oil filter slightly with a wrench. Then take a plastic bag larger than the filter and "bag it". Continue to remove the filter with the bag surrounding it and wait a couple of moments after the filer is off. This way the bag catches 99% of the oil verus just dumping it on the side of the motor.

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