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quote:Originally posted by sakigt
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quote:Originally posted by rszappa1
I think that I would have someone else change your oil...
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I second that.
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Now be nice. We all started somewhere.
Once you get the front end up in the air you will see it on the passenger side of the bottom of the engine.
I agree that you should have someone help you the first time. Make sure that the rubber gasket come off with the old filter. I have had them stick to the engine block and it is not a good thing put the new filter on top of that. Be sure to put a thin film of oil on the new rubber gasket. Do not overtighten the new filter. Hand tight is fine. You don't want to distort the new rubber seal.
Buy a shop manual at the auto parts store. You can learn a lot about your car just by reading through it
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