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6.0 oil change
I just changed the oil on my truck again and what a pain in the beepbeepbeep. I hunted all over to find a oil pan that would hold 15 qts but it sure makes a mess when the oil hits it (I think it's a Blitz). Oil just splatters everywhere. Secondly when I add new oil the only funnel I have found that works is a long transmission funnel and it is very slow filling plus you have to hold the jug the whole time.
Has anyone found a good funnel and a good pan to make this any less painfull? HELP!!!! Thanks |
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Hello big D,
Look, this may sound a bit basic, but by the time you are my age you have found out how to do things the easy way.... First of all the pan. Get a 20 litre, 5 gallon plastic container, you know the type with the handle moulded in on top? Black is best, because it won't look oily and dirty all the time... Ha! Cut the top off, and you have your "pan".... and you can squeeze the corner a bit with the other sides, to make a nice pouring spout as you pour it back into 20 litre tin drums... Now the filling side... Buy your oil in the larger 5 gallon type drums, and get a hand pump. They come with about a 5' hose, if it does not reach, set it on a milk crate or something. The first time, count the number of strokes to make a quart, and that will get you close to the fill range.... Either that or if you have the little containers, just break down and buy the funnel in the right size... But I like pumping out of a drum... Mind you, in Australia, I have a Mack 4x4, Landcruiser, and 2 Fords in my Driveway... I only buy oil in drums... Ha! My oil changes, with the fancy paper filter that drains down when you crack the lid, my oil changes are fast, clean, and EASY....!!! Lone Ranger in Oz.... |
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I bought this
I found a large funnel to fit the fill tube and use the 1 gal jugs to refill. I alos use a large plastic tub for draining the oil. I don't think it took me all of 15 minutes to do the last oil change.
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man i got all my stuff at walmart and had no problme
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I use the 5 gallon bucket also and for a funnel I use a 1 quart oil container and cut the bottom out of it and instant funnel, pour as fast as you want.
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Find an empty 5gal container from frying oil, like you buy around Thanksgiving for frying turkeys. They are a great height and when you get done draining the oil, you can store it in the container as well.
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I use the Blitz pan and place a big flat piece of cardboard under it as a "drop cloth".
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just drain it in the sewer.
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