Anyway to check if oil needs to be changed?
Re: thats easy enough...
Ah, color is NOT an accurate indicator of the oil's condition. Only a test lab is qualified to do that.
For the oil change, if you are using regular dino oil, just change it now. It's cheap and this way you can be sure it gets changed regularly from now on.
For the oil change, if you are using regular dino oil, just change it now. It's cheap and this way you can be sure it gets changed regularly from now on.
Originally posted by MaximaMan
I'd just check with the dipstick...
If the oil is black-end then its about time for a change, if its got the normal color of oil then you are probably a-okay!
me 2cents!
I'd just check with the dipstick...
If the oil is black-end then its about time for a change, if its got the normal color of oil then you are probably a-okay!
me 2cents!
Re: just change it
Originally posted by maximaR
Just change it, this way youll be positive that there is fresh oil in it , and that it is up to the right level. and then you will be sure of the next time your change is due.
Just change it, this way youll be positive that there is fresh oil in it , and that it is up to the right level. and then you will be sure of the next time your change is due.
Originally posted by medicsonic
Ok, here we go. Find Bill99gxe's sig and click on his oil info. You DON'T HAVE to change oil every 3000 miles, but its okay if you do.
Ok, here we go. Find Bill99gxe's sig and click on his oil info. You DON'T HAVE to change oil every 3000 miles, but its okay if you do.
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