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10 Jan 2005, 09:09 pm
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oil filter
where is the oil filter located on the GT Turbo?
    
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10 Jan 2005, 09:52 pm
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I think that I would have someone else change your oil...
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10 Jan 2005, 10:52 pm
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lil, it's hard to see just lifting the hood, but if your car is safely on ramps or jackstands, you will be able to see it from underneath. It is a good idea to have someone with experience give you a hand, or at least QA your work. It isn't any harder than changing a tight lightbulb, but the consequences of a mistake are a LOT more costly...
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10 Jan 2005, 11:39 pm
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11 Jan 2005, 03:10 pm
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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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11 Jan 2005, 05:03 pm
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The first place to learn is the owners manuel and get a chilton or haynes manuel and read it...then start doing stuff to your car...
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