Changed the Oil in my 997.2 today PHOTOS
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Me, I had my own rubber stamp made and stamp my own book for the service that I do to indicate it was done.. just as if I were a commercially licensed independent shop.
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Is really necessary to lift the car at all? Has anyone done an oil change with the car completely on the deck? I can imagine it might be necessary to jack the rear for access, but why jack the front end? (Yes, Captain Obvious, I understand it is so the car will be level--the question, more to the point; is the car's level relevant?)
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What size is the oil filter cap? Not sure that's the proper name for the part..
Where can the socket be purchased?
With regards to the washer included with the plug... isn't it a ONE time use washer/compression washer?
Where can the socket be purchased?
With regards to the washer included with the plug... isn't it a ONE time use washer/compression washer?
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I just changed my oil yesterday. Did not have to raise the rear of the car as my drain pan is shallow enough that I can fit my hand between it and the sump to take the plug out. I put in 8 quarts of Mobil 1
0W40 and drove it home. I let it sit overnight and added an additional quart this morning, after checking the oil and finding it two full segments down.
0W40 and drove it home. I let it sit overnight and added an additional quart this morning, after checking the oil and finding it two full segments down.
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