Wallmart for an oil change? What oil works best
#12
RE: Wallmart for an oil change? What oil works best
I'd stay away from Walmart. The average person who takes their car to Walmart for servicing doesn't give much of a **** about their car, so you can imagine how much care Walmart technicians will take w/your car.
#14
RE: Wallmart for an oil change? What oil works best
you supposed to fill the filter up as much as u can before putting it on so its not dry.
you cant really "fill it up"
since it goes on vertical you can only get about 3/4 full
ive done it dry and full before (first time i forgot.. i was showing my friend how to do it and skipped my mind)
at work we dont fill it up tho.. too much of a pain in the @ss but on my own car i like to do things right
you cant really "fill it up"
since it goes on vertical you can only get about 3/4 full
ive done it dry and full before (first time i forgot.. i was showing my friend how to do it and skipped my mind)
at work we dont fill it up tho.. too much of a pain in the @ss but on my own car i like to do things right
#15
RE: Wallmart for an oil change? What oil works best
I would never trust anyone changing my oil besides myself or someone that I knew.
7up... I also enjoy changing my oil I think its definetly fun as hell for some off reason... lol hah I just hate having to pay $50 dollars for RP oil [:@]
7up... I also enjoy changing my oil I think its definetly fun as hell for some off reason... lol hah I just hate having to pay $50 dollars for RP oil [:@]
#17
RE: Wallmart for an oil change? What oil works best
My 88 Mustang has 390,000 miles on it. The Farthest the motors been broke into
is a new manifold gasket. Its had Mobil1 10w30, and Amoco/BP 93 octane Fuel since day 1.
Still runs like a charm. If you can't change your own oil, you don't deserve a Fox.
is a new manifold gasket. Its had Mobil1 10w30, and Amoco/BP 93 octane Fuel since day 1.
Still runs like a charm. If you can't change your own oil, you don't deserve a Fox.