<VV> Filter first?
Frank DuVal
corvairduval at cox.net
Wed Sep 8 20:47:58 EDT 2010
It doesn't matter how you do it, but you made me think that on every oil
change on every car I have always removed the filter first.
In my case it is easier to drain the filter into the empty oil catch
pan, especially since I normally drop it at some point, and picking it
up out of an empty pan is easier. And much less splashing! Don't ask how
I know.... Of course if I dropped the Corvair filter into the pan I must
really be doing some gymnastics! ggg Or the perimeter seal and rear
sheet metal needs replacing.
I also let the engine sit a while with both the filter off and drain
plug out.
Frank DuVal
kevin nash wrote:
>1. I get what you are saying, I however, dont do it like that, I much prefer to let
> the car set for an hour with the drain plug off. I figure that the crankcase vent
> is more than capable of allowing the oil to drain freely, especially since I let it
> set so long.
> 1a: I had not ever heard of the plastic bag method untill you brought it up, I'll
> have to try that next time for kicks and grins! I have yet to spill any oil using
> the "be very carefull" method, but theres a first time for everything!
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