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Old 09-13-2007, 03:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Oil change question

When changing your oil is there a trick not to get oil all over the exhaust when you remove the oil filter.
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I put it on the centerstand.
If you like you can tape a little aluminum foil trough to direct it towards your drain pan
I just wipe it off.
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Old 12-02-2007, 04:31 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I put it on the centerstand.
If you like you can tape a little aluminum foil trough to direct it towards your drain pan
I just wipe it off.
I use a piece of cardboard that sticks out far enough to keep the oil away from the exhaust whether taking the filter off or removing the drain plug. Nothing to wipe off and it goes in the dumpster when finished.
 
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the cardboard idea seems like the way to go
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Old 12-02-2007, 05:18 PM   #5 (permalink)
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the cardboard idea seems like the way to go
It has yet to fail me and there always seems to be a box around that needs cutting up. One thing is for certain, it sure limits the clean up....
 
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oil change question reply

if you take a center punch or a sharp tipped screwdriver and make a hole in the front of the filter and let it drain before you take it off you will end up with very little mess.
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Try this one Mike

http://www.fz6-forum.com/forum/garag...il-change.html (How to do an oil change)

This pretty much covers it, tin foil.
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Try this one Mike

http://www.fz6-forum.com/forum/garag...il-change.html (How to do an oil change)

This pretty much covers it, tin foil.
+1 thats the way I'm doing it next go around. before I used a small funnel but the foil trick looks like the way to go!!!
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