Why do the first oil changes always go horrible????
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12-16-2007, 07:58 PM
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RE: Why do the first oil changes always go horrible????
EAT YOUR WHEATIES!!! Thats the only advice to give a guy who buys new....that and prepare for the resale price drop....hehe....but I used K&N before i switched to Mobil ONE, they work fairlly well, and as far as changing the filter goes, its best to do it everytime just to be on the safe side of things....but apparently you should get a Wix because from what I hear and what alot of the guys on here say its the best out there, or one of the best...
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RE: Why do the first oil changes always go horrible????
Ok thanks guys. I know Bosh makes good tools, i just wasnt sure about filters. Kinda like Kawasaki..i see they make power tools now...Theres a risk huh.
Next time i'll get the K&N just because of the nut on the bottom, just seems easier to me
My dad has an 03 2500, and the oil filter is up at the front of the motor and it even has an oil catch lip under it so the oil is directed away from the axle. Kinda smart....
Next time i'll get the K&N just because of the nut on the bottom, just seems easier to me
My dad has an 03 2500, and the oil filter is up at the front of the motor and it even has an oil catch lip under it so the oil is directed away from the axle. Kinda smart....