Changing the Oil Filter
I never take off the rear plate for an oil change, and leave the rear bolts to the rear plate tight so it cannot come off with the front splash guard off. In fact I only need to remove one of the two bolts at the front of the rear shield completely (just loosen the other) because there is a teardrop slot in the front skid for that reason.
I never take off the rear plate for an oil change, and leave the rear bolts to the rear plate tight so it cannot come off with the front splash guard off. In fact I only need to remove one of the two bolts at the front of the rear shield completely (just loosen the other) because there is a teardrop slot in the front skid for that reason.
That is how mine is also.....no smacking in head if you remove the right one!
I've got one of these, and it works great! No fuss, no mess
QWIK VALVE: ENGINE OIL DRAIN VALVE MADE BY FUMOTO: THE BEST WAY TO CHANGE THE OIL QUICKLY AND EASILY!
QWIK VALVE: ENGINE OIL DRAIN VALVE MADE BY FUMOTO: THE BEST WAY TO CHANGE THE OIL QUICKLY AND EASILY!Thanks.
Last edited by PhilB; Mar 30, 2011 at 09:05 AM.
It's the same one as Chevrolet 5.3L for mine, but that's the Alpha. I'm not sure if the I5 takes the same thread size, but I think it does. You can call them for the correct part number. I used the F107N. The 'N' series has a nipple that you can attach a drain hose to. That made for zero spillage, as you can drain directly into a container.
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