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need to look at Lemonser vedio saves alot of time on removing the tupper ware. on the oil change
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 Originally Posted by fispyder
need to look at Lemonser vedio saves alot of time on removing the tupper ware. on the oil change
SO DOES THE MECHANIC THAT DID MY LAST OIL CHANGE....FOUND THAT HE HAD NOT PUT THE LONG LOWER SIDE PANEL ON CORRECTLY AND THE WHITE HAD RUBBED ONTO THE BLACK PART......AND FOUND GROMMETS MISSING......
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Wow, you are far braver than me. I'm still paying the dealership for oil changes. Congratulations on a good job.
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Good job!!!! It's done better and less expensive!!!
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Congrats on a job well done. I would never even try to attempt changing my oil but applaud you for trying it and getting it done. 
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.....I THINK IT TOOK ME LONGER TO GET ALL THE PLASTIC OFF THAN THE OIL CHANGE ITSELF....AND I FOUND WHERE I HAD LEFT A SCREW OUT FROM DOING SOME MODS...
....SO IT WILL BE EASIER THE NEXT TIME....NOT BAD FOR A GAL THAT GETS PAID TO BE OLD
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...well duh....lower the center jack so the rear wheel is on the ground.....
Dale
