Socket wrench

Consult your owner's manual for the exact location. iii. Step 3: Place the oil drain pan under the plug and loosen the plug with a socket wrench. Remember: turn counterclockwise to remove bolts. iv. Step 4: Remove the plug by hand. Be prepared for the rush of hot oil! v. Step 5: Let the oil drain into the pan. Hold onto the plug. D. Installing New Oil and Cleaning Up: i. Step

Changing your engine oil is one of the single most important vehicle maintenance acts you can perform. Over time the oil breaks down and no longer performs its job the way it did when it was new. Your engine 's oil helps absorb heat from the engine and lubricates moving metal parts that would otherwise grind together. As you drive, the oil pump circulates oil within your engine and the oil filter catches the deposits that build up over time. The oil filter performs its own type of car maintenance

jack stands and put them on both sides of the car. ** This is a very important procedure; in case the jack fails (unlikely but can happen) you have something to hold up the car. 5.     Look under the car to find your oil reservoir, use the socket wrench to remove the nut. Before you do this, you should have an oil pan ready to keep the dirty oil. After you unscrew the nut, you should see a stream of motor oil draining out of the oil tank. Allow this process to occur for 5-10 minutes and make sure

“Not so fast Menendez,” I warn as I grab his arm stopping him from making an easy mistake. “Always a good idea to prefill the filter a bit with oil and rub some on that new gasket before putting it on.” I grab the oil and pour some into the new filter then rub a little over the gasket and install it myself. Menendez doesn’t appear happy to be schooled in bike maintenance but hell if I was letting him mess up the bike. The oil is now drained. I remove the pans, plug the drain, tighten the clamp

yourself. You will need a well rounded tool set containing most common wrench and socket sizes. To start the process, you wanna start removing most of the items on motor block that can easily be removed. The first and a very important step is the remove the battery cables so that you don't shock yourself or damage the electronic parts on the motor. Take the alternator off using a 9/16 and 1/2 wrench or you can use a socket your choice. Losen the upper 1/2 bolt so you can remove the alternator belt

located on the lowest, very bottom part of the engine. There is a plug, which is a bolt, located on the bottom part of the oil pan. Make sure you are not directly underneath the plug. The drain pan should be directly under it. Use a socket wrench or an adjustable wrench to

without a cloud in the sky. That young kid was me and that day has had significant impact on me. As I leap under the hood and I carelessly grab a Snap on wrench, and I start trying to unbolt the Holly 750 cfm double pumper carburetor I wrenched on it for 5 minutes and I said to my dad “what is wrong with this thing, is it the right size wrench for this bolt”? My dad came over and looked at the bolts –that held the carburetor to

Connor L. Clay K. Rose C. Emily C. Graciela Kroeker Vacation gone Wrong Damian Rand, a somewhat arrogant rich kid who struggles with a materialistic attitude. His dream is to raise a family, although his desire for immediate gratification would make you think otherwise. His fatal flaw is that he gives in to his earthly desires and refuses to commit. Alister- Socially awkward but very intelligent boy who was raised by a fairly wealthy family, worries too much with grades due to the immense

The first step you should do is to remove parts that will make it easier to remove the carburetor. These parts could include the seat and any plastic guards around the engine. By removing these parts it gains you better access to the carburetor. Also, it is usually more complicated to work on things you can’t see clearly. The next step is to remove the fuel line going to the carburetor from the gas tank. This line is usually rubber. It is always a good idea to check the line for cracks, cuts and

technician is pretty much useless when it comes to repairing the vehicle. That is why I have comprised a list of tools that would be in my “Dream toolbox”. The tools that I have chosen consist of diagnostic aids, driveline repair tools, and air impact wrench that can be used for a number of uses consisting of; light engine work, steering and suspension work, and electrical systems work. The tools I have listed will benefit me as a technician by helping me diagnose and test vehicle quicker, allowing me