changing oil on 2 front jack stands..is it ok?
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watup guys,
i was wondering if it's okay to change my oil if i raise the front end of my s2000 on 2 jack stands. i'm concerned because since the car is on an angle, will not all the dirty oil drain out? also, any tips or advice on changing oil? any input is appreciated...thanks!
i was wondering if it's okay to change my oil if i raise the front end of my s2000 on 2 jack stands. i'm concerned because since the car is on an angle, will not all the dirty oil drain out? also, any tips or advice on changing oil? any input is appreciated...thanks!
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Originally Posted by marlonRocks,Oct 1 2007, 09:13 PM
watup guys,
i was wondering if it's okay to change my oil if i raise the front end of my s2000 on 2 jack stands. i'm concerned because since the car is on an angle, will not all the dirty oil drain out? also, any tips or advice on changing oil? any input is appreciated...thanks!
i was wondering if it's okay to change my oil if i raise the front end of my s2000 on 2 jack stands. i'm concerned because since the car is on an angle, will not all the dirty oil drain out? also, any tips or advice on changing oil? any input is appreciated...thanks!
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from what vincewchan posted, the write-up implies that you jack up the right side where the drain bolt is accesible, and "lower back down for proper drainage"
and SOHCmyDOHC, you're saying that i should jack up the driver's side, but wouldn't that make it hard to get to the drain bolt?, my s2000 is slammed on tein flex's also
i'm still confused
any help is appreciated...thx
and SOHCmyDOHC, you're saying that i should jack up the driver's side, but wouldn't that make it hard to get to the drain bolt?, my s2000 is slammed on tein flex's also
i'm still confused
any help is appreciated...thx
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You can't do it in one motion. For you being lowered, raise the passenger side and put it on a jack stand. Then, raise the driver side higher and brace with a slightly taller stand.. Then you can crawl under, remove the bolt and drain it.
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i think you should just pay someone to change your oil. your giving this way too much thought. it takes a whole 10 minutes to do an oil change and this thread is going on 8+ hours ![frown.gif](https://www.s2ki.com/forums/images/smilies/frown.gif)
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Originally Posted by marlonRocks,Oct 2 2007, 04:03 AM
from what vincewchan posted, the write-up implies that you jack up the right side where the drain bolt is accesible, and "lower back down for proper drainage"
and SOHCmyDOHC, you're saying that i should jack up the driver's side, but wouldn't that make it hard to get to the drain bolt?, my s2000 is slammed on tein flex's also
i'm still confused
any help is appreciated...thx
and SOHCmyDOHC, you're saying that i should jack up the driver's side, but wouldn't that make it hard to get to the drain bolt?, my s2000 is slammed on tein flex's also
i'm still confused
any help is appreciated...thx
BTW I got all 6 quarts out with it being raised on F/R left side
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