6.7 first oil change process
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Here's a video Epic did on changing the oil. The only difference will be yours will have the metal pan/oil plug.
The key item is to use a fully opened drain pan and not one of the enclosed pans with the little drain hole.
Here's another video using the wrong drain pan.
The key item is to use a fully opened drain pan and not one of the enclosed pans with the little drain hole.
Here's another video using the wrong drain pan.
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From: Greenwood, SC
If you have 4x4, use a 5gal bucket, drain the oil when it's around 80° (my preference). Then, slide the bucket under the oil filter, unscrew halfway and let it drain for a few mins, then unscrew all the way. It is very slick, takes good effort or two hands to control it. If you wear rubber gloves you can do it without any spilling or drips, not even wash ur hands.
The bucket is my preference. It's nearly full and it easily allows me to pour the used oil back into the gallon bottles so I can take it to recycle place.
Filling I use a big funnel that sticks in the tube and I can keep two hands on the gallon bottle. I never pre fill the oil filter. I always use exactly 13 qts. Very easy 20 minute deal.
The bucket is my preference. It's nearly full and it easily allows me to pour the used oil back into the gallon bottles so I can take it to recycle place.
Filling I use a big funnel that sticks in the tube and I can keep two hands on the gallon bottle. I never pre fill the oil filter. I always use exactly 13 qts. Very easy 20 minute deal.
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