When changing your oil, this is what not to do!!
#11
RE: When changing your oil, this is what not to do!!
I was a victim of this last year on my F150.
I did not expect for that stupid gasket to stick to the block[:@].
Like you, I changed my oil hundreds of time and it happened only once. Won't happen twice though.
I did not expect for that stupid gasket to stick to the block[:@].
Like you, I changed my oil hundreds of time and it happened only once. Won't happen twice though.
#12
RE: When changing your oil, this is what not to do!!
ORIGINAL: Chris07GT
I always wondered why Taco Bill did a write up on oil changes. Now I know!! :-) Hey, I have to give a little crap to my fellow Windveil Blue owner!
I always wondered why Taco Bill did a write up on oil changes. Now I know!! :-) Hey, I have to give a little crap to my fellow Windveil Blue owner!
ORIGINAL: pascal
Like you, I changed my oil hundreds of time and it happened only once. Won't happen twice though.
Like you, I changed my oil hundreds of time and it happened only once. Won't happen twice though.
#14
RE: When changing your oil, this is what not to do!!
Nice.....I did the same thing on my wife's Explorer last year. However, I caught it early and only lost a little bit unlike the Exxon Valdez spill in your garage!!! Glad no damge was done.
JRT....what part of Richmond are you from? I'm out in the West End off Gayton Rd.
JRT....what part of Richmond are you from? I'm out in the West End off Gayton Rd.
#15
RE: When changing your oil, this is what not to do!!
Good thing you had some cleaning up to do, before you headed out for a Ride. That could have been Ugly. But like Pascal said, lesson learned, it won't happen again.
#16
RE: When changing your oil, this is what not to do!!
ORIGINAL: Stkjock
oops!!!
at least you didnt walk away while it was running!!!
oops!!!
at least you didnt walk away while it was running!!!
#18
RE: When changing your oil, this is what not to do!!
Moral of the story = always clean your gasket surface before reinstallation of the new filter. I always do.
That thing must have been on there tight/really long time for the gasket to stick.
That thing must have been on there tight/really long time for the gasket to stick.