changing oil questions!

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I am going to change the oil of my civic 2001 manual, I bought 4 litter of
"MotoMaster" Supreme 10w30 SAE. My questions, is this good oil? How much do
I need, 4 L is enough or I need more. I also bought a drain pan which take
8L, is that enough? I do not want to oil flood in the drive way :)
Also I bought a MotoMaster filter (PH7317), is this good?
 
Read the manual for the type of oil specified for the temperature conditions
 
Read the manual for the type of oil specified for the temperature conditions
 
Read the manual for the type of oil specified for the temperature conditions
 
Hi,

Did you even check under the hood for the amount and type of oil you need.
Also did you buy a filter wrench?

Chris
 
Hi,

Did you even check under the hood for the amount and type of oil you need.
Also did you buy a filter wrench?

Chris
 
Hi,

Did you even check under the hood for the amount and type of oil you need.
Also did you buy a filter wrench?

Chris
 
To summarize :

You will need:

1. The recommended oil (rely on the manual or someone experienced with oil
change who has the same car you have) with the required Qty.
2. Oil filter
3. Oil filter wrench
4. An drain pan or a plastic tray to collect the old oil from the engine.
5. A wrench to open the engine oil compartment to let out the old oil. (keep
a set with common sizes)
6. a set of ramps ( if you dont have anything to elevate the car, so you can
go underneath it and remove oil and change the oil filter.)

Dont use jack to elevate the car as it is very dangerous to do so.

If you are in the US you can go to Walmart or PepBoys, they have all the
stuff required to change the oil.
Also dont forget to bring the drained oil to PepBoys or some auto repairer
and dump it in their hazardous waste drums.

well I did the oil change first time on my own and so thought these tips
might be useful, experts are welcome to correct me, if I am wrong in any
poin or pour in their suggestions
 
To summarize :

You will need:

1. The recommended oil (rely on the manual or someone experienced with oil
change who has the same car you have) with the required Qty.
2. Oil filter
3. Oil filter wrench
4. An drain pan or a plastic tray to collect the old oil from the engine.
5. A wrench to open the engine oil compartment to let out the old oil. (keep
a set with common sizes)
6. a set of ramps ( if you dont have anything to elevate the car, so you can
go underneath it and remove oil and change the oil filter.)

Dont use jack to elevate the car as it is very dangerous to do so.

If you are in the US you can go to Walmart or PepBoys, they have all the
stuff required to change the oil.
Also dont forget to bring the drained oil to PepBoys or some auto repairer
and dump it in their hazardous waste drums.

well I did the oil change first time on my own and so thought these tips
might be useful, experts are welcome to correct me, if I am wrong in any
poin or pour in their suggestions
 
To summarize :

You will need:

1. The recommended oil (rely on the manual or someone experienced with oil
change who has the same car you have) with the required Qty.
2. Oil filter
3. Oil filter wrench
4. An drain pan or a plastic tray to collect the old oil from the engine.
5. A wrench to open the engine oil compartment to let out the old oil. (keep
a set with common sizes)
6. a set of ramps ( if you dont have anything to elevate the car, so you can
go underneath it and remove oil and change the oil filter.)

Dont use jack to elevate the car as it is very dangerous to do so.

If you are in the US you can go to Walmart or PepBoys, they have all the
stuff required to change the oil.
Also dont forget to bring the drained oil to PepBoys or some auto repairer
and dump it in their hazardous waste drums.

well I did the oil change first time on my own and so thought these tips
might be useful, experts are welcome to correct me, if I am wrong in any
poin or pour in their suggestions
 
I am going to change the oil of my civic 2001 manual, I bought 4 litter of
"MotoMaster" Supreme 10w30 SAE. My questions, is this good oil? How much do
I need, 4 L is enough or I need more.
Click to expand...

Read your owner's manual to determine how much of what kind of oil
you need.
 
I am going to change the oil of my civic 2001 manual, I bought 4 litter of
"MotoMaster" Supreme 10w30 SAE. My questions, is this good oil? How much do
I need, 4 L is enough or I need more.
Click to expand...

Read your owner's manual to determine how much of what kind of oil
you need.
 
I am going to change the oil of my civic 2001 manual, I bought 4 litter of
"MotoMaster" Supreme 10w30 SAE. My questions, is this good oil? How much do
I need, 4 L is enough or I need more.
Click to expand...

Read your owner's manual to determine how much of what kind of oil
you need.
 
Also I bought a MotoMaster filter (PH7317), is this good?
Click to expand...

That's a FRAM part# for the Civic, so it's probably a FRAM.
Many of us refuse to use FRAM, which is a WHOLE different discussion!
 
:
Dont use jack to elevate the car as it is very dangerous to do so.
Click to expand...


its not dangerous to use a jack to elevate the car,its only dangerous to get
under the car while its resting on the jack..
Use jackstands.
 
:
Dont use jack to elevate the car as it is very dangerous to do so.
Click to expand...


its not dangerous to use a jack to elevate the car,its only dangerous to get
under the car while its resting on the jack..
Use jackstands.
 
:
Dont use jack to elevate the car as it is very dangerous to do so.
Click to expand...


its not dangerous to use a jack to elevate the car,its only dangerous to get
under the car while its resting on the jack..
Use jackstands.
 
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