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		|  07-19-2008, 10:08 AM | #1 |  
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			ahhh, this whole oil business is giving my a head ache...I think I should just dig a whole and stick my head in it...let someone else change my oil....
		 
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		|  07-19-2008, 02:42 PM | #2 |  
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			factory fill Ow40 here.  I wouldn't recammend 30 weight especially if you drive in warmer climes.  Just stick with 0w40.
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		|  07-19-2008, 04:05 PM | #3 |  
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			Yes, do M1 0-40 or Red Line 5-40.
 Both are great oils.
 
 Stay away from 30 W oil unless you live in Sweden or Norway.
 
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		|  07-20-2008, 12:38 PM | #4 |  
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			I did 9.5 quarts of M1 0W40 this morning.  New filter, drain plug, and washer.  Cannged the air filter while waiting for the oil to drain.  Pretty straight forward task.
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		|  07-20-2008, 12:58 PM | #5 |  
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				 I did 9.5 quarts of M1 0W40 this morning.  New filter, drain plug, and washer.  Cannged the air filter while waiting for the oil to drain.  Pretty straight forward task. |  
Yeah, it aint too hard. If your bored while changing the oil next time, or just bored in general, you can tap out the pollen filter. Technically you should change them every 15-30k miles, but I don't see why its necessary to change them unless they are clogged as hell. Plus they are like 15-20 bucks.
		 
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		|  07-20-2008, 01:37 PM | #6 |  
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				 Yeah, it aint too hard. If your bored while changing the oil next time, or just bored in general, you can tap out the pollen filter. Technically you should change them every 15-30k miles, but I don't see why its necessary to change them unless they are clogged as hell. Plus they are like 15-20 bucks. |  
I did that too but it was boring and only took about 5 minutes.  This one was pretty nasty and even had lots of hair(?).
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