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Originally Posted by JimBlake
(Post 230203)
For the automatic, fill thru the dipstick hole. (I didn't see anyone actually SAY that)
Cars are heavy and trusting my life or anyones on a .10 o-ring IS NOT worth it so please always use jack stands and chocks when getting under a car...I've had to "dress down" my kids (they are now 17 to 22 something) to drive that home...as EXV6 said, "Safety first". Sorry to sound like an "old guy" but it is important. Enough about that...good luck. |
Originally Posted by poorman212
(Post 230207)
Ops...we all left that part out..Thanks Jim..
Cars are heavy and trusting my life or anyones on a .10 o-ring IS NOT worth it so please always use jack stands and chocks when getting under a car...I've had to "dress down" my kids (they are now 17 to 22 something) to drive that home...as EXV6 said, "Safety first". Sorry to sound like an "old guy" but it is important. Enough about that...good luck. I think i would feel safer with at least 4 stands or a lift lol :p Thanks so much! |
Ramps are good too, for stuff that you don't have to remove the wheels.
I drive up on small blocks/boards just thick enough so I can slide under & reach the oil drain plug & oil filter. Of course, there's plenty of other jobs that need more height. When I use stands, I grab the bumper & shake real good. If it IS gonna topple, I want it to do that before I get underneath. (LOL, started out a routine maintenance question; turned into a safety lecture) |
HAHA! True on the safety...hope others read this and get some info;)
I prefer to use ramps...could not use them on the oil job because i could never find a chunk of wood to overcome the clearance issue. I will use ramps next time...feels much much safer :) |
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