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Oct 6, 2002

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DIY oil change link is dead?

Grey, What happened to this? I was going to refer to it but the link is no good. [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]

Oct 6, 2002

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it's pretty easy bro...I think you can do this without a DIY even!

Oct 6, 2002

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Heh i dont bother tryin to do it myself i just pay the people to do it for me

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its really easy, here's the diy

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[hr]Originally posted by: NoowGuy
Heh i dont bother tryin to do it myself i just pay the people to do it for me

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cheaper to DIY

Oct 6, 2002

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"Be Smart dont be a retard"

Oct 7, 2002

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[hr]Originally posted by: tok
its really easy, here's the diy[hr]

I was able to do it myself earlier today without the help of the link. I just went to Autozone, picked up a Fram Sure Grip oil filter and some Penzoil 5w20. I'm glad that it's working again, so people can refer to it if they ever decide to try it themselves. Thanks to whoever fixed the link.

Oct 7, 2002

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thatd be my site...
the service is pretty quirky so apologies for if it ever goes down

Oct 7, 2002

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Toasty's DIY was awesome!! I really like how all equipment needed was listed at the top...kinda wished some of the DIY on this site did that too[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/IMG]

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If you need a DIY just to change the oil you probably shouldnt be working on your car! Take it to a shop and let them do it.. Its not that hard just drain the old oil, change the filter, and put the new oil in...