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Old 02-13-2011, 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by barry123400 View Post
For some reason there are too many mishaps from changing oil. It is probably so simple people take it for granted nothing can go wrong.

Develop a proccedure and stick to it. Otherwise you will do things like installing the new oil with the drain plug out loose or worse.

A quick check of everything with the engine running afterwards is mandatory. Or at least I practice it. Even though the oil change is so simple..

This started one day when something in the back of my mind told me I had not put the plug back in the pan after draining the oil. After I had just started dumping some in.
heh, the good thing about this is, you can always claim "I like to flush the pan residue with clean oil..."
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