All i want to do is change my oil?

Started by rmagictastic, August 31, 2005, 08:29:27 AM

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rmagictastic

But........

ive read the threads on here and cant seem to get any conclusion to what oil to use.


HELP!!!!


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Mate its a debate that will go on forever, all you can do is read the threads and make your choice.
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davegttph1

yeah castrol 10/40.... that was the easy bit for me. I cant change my oil because I cant get under the car to drain the damn oil :mad: dunno what Im going to have to do :(

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I also use castrol 10/40
 
Quoteyeah castrol 10/40.... that was the easy bit for me. I cant change my oil because I cant get under the car to drain the damn oil  dunno what Im going to have to do
dave i had my oil done last week, i bought the stuff for about £16 and had a import garage change it and they charged me £42 for that and to adjust the handbrake. they are in helpringham near sleaford if you need to get yours done and i thought that price was pretty reasonable :bandit
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davegttph1

If I bought the oil £42 is a tad steep for someone to change the oil for me.... In fact Id be rather annoyed at having to pay that just for someone to drain the oil and stick some more in :mad:

youve been had mate....lol ;)

I know Helpringham though, play footy there every now and then. :)

peterch

my local garage does it for a tenner,if I supply the oil

nikp

It\'s a quick simple job, so should cost too much for a garage to do

davegttph1

thats more like it :D

Id do it myself if I could get under the car. Im not that lazy ;) You could argue jack the car up but a/ the jack wont fit under the car either ;) and b/ all the oil will rush to the wrong side of the motor to drain out of the plug hole ;)

andrewrx7

Getting the oil filter off to, is a bit of a pain! Oddly though, little, if any oil, actually drops out of the filter when it is lifted away. Everytime I do it, I get ready for the expected half pint of oil dropping out of the filter!

davegttph1

Would have thought that\'d be easy, pretty simple to get at so wouldnt have thought it\'d be too hard. I like you would have expected to lose alot of oil everywhere though

andrewrx7

Quote from: davegttph1thats more like it :D

Id do it myself if I could get under the car. Im not that lazy ;) You could argue jack the car up but a/ the jack wont fit under the car either ;) and b/ all the oil will rush to the wrong side of the motor to drain out of the plug hole ;)

Oh yes, classic excuses!  :rollin

andrewrx7

Quote from: davegttph1Would have thought that\'d be easy, pretty simple to get at so wouldnt have thought it\'d be too hard. I like you would have expected to lose alot of oil everywhere though

Well yes, if it isn\'t on too tightly. If it is, then getting the chain and ratchet in there can be a little tight. As you say though, not a big problem.

davegttph1


andrewrx7

I volunteer your car to try that on!  :evillaugh

(PS mind the ABS pipes!)  :rollin