FlattestSix

Does anyone use this for their oil changes? Wondering if the flow rate will be too fast for the funnel.




https://www.garageboss.com/product-p...an-with-funnel

sweet victory

Before I got my lift, I used this low profile pan from Harley Davidson to do oil changes without having to raise the car. It worked great, even with my lowered ride height.

Low Profile Oil Drain Pan 63795-10 | Harley-Davidson USA

Murphey Parker

Sweet Victory- The HD pan is exactly what I have been looking for! Great suggestion- it looks like it’s a in person / dealer item only soon will have to find my local dealer. My local Indy is 250$ an hour no matter what and I have the ability to borrow a friends garage and am leaning on doing the oil changes my self due to the labor cost +
cost of goods. FCP has the send back lifetime program I might lean into and try and get the complete oil change for about 100$ vs 350$. Please don’t get me wrong, my local Indy is awesome but they have upped their service to a flat rate for all labor no matter the complication or simplicity of the service at that time.

996-CAB

I use a similar one from NAPA: Drip / Drain Pan BK 8218038 | Buy Online - NAPA Auto Parts (napaonline.com)

I jack the car up on the drivers side so I can get a tool in there, but once the drain plug is out, i drop the car back down.

DBJoe996

It's not what oil pan you use, it's what oil do you use.

philbert996

I use one that is similar and the flow rate was to fast. Ended up buying a large open pan that I then pour into the self contained pan so I can take it to be recycled.
My Rube Goldberg solution to a simple problem

wdb

I try to purchase a lot of liquids in gallon jugs. That way I can just leave them with the recycler.