why you don\'t change oil with a hangover

Zippylip · October 2009

everything was going good till I moved the drip pan to the "under the filter" position, then forgot I had dropped the drain plug into the drip pan, neglected to fish it out & put it back on, and as I was standing there pouring in the new oil, I couldn't escape the feeling that something was wrong :huh:

that is 2 quarts of Pennzoil 5W20 on the floor, flowing freely towards the driveway:

not so

cookn biker · October 2009

That sucks!!

Canugghead · October 2009

:P for that reason, I replaced the drain plug with this:
http://images.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=http://shopping.rexmar.com/Merchant2/graphics/00000001/FRA-SD.jpg&imgrefurl=http://shopping.rexmar.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=FRASD3&Category_Code=oildrain&usg=__r8-UFZ7MnZSteqy_zolUlZP52bE=&h=131&w=300&sz=29&hl=en&start=2&um=1&tbnid=iZyxdclc6a4ZGM:&tbnh=51&tbnw=116&prev=/images?q=fram+sure+drain&hl=en&sa=N&um=1

Zippylip · October 2009

no kiddin, never saw one of those before, so I guess I either have to buy one of those or quit drinkin :laugh: :laugh: , thanks man

"Sparky" · October 2009

Now that's funny :laugh: Not the oil on the floor,but that a lawyer changes his own oil :P

:woohoo: Dang Marc,what a rookie mistake,I've never done that

:pinch:

RRP · October 2009

Don't despair about your cement - just go to most any auto parts store and buy a bucket of Oil-Dri (it's cheap) which is an oil absorbing compound that will clean up the mess. It actually will draw the oil residue out of the cement in time. Just follow the instructions. I've even cleaned up oil drips that have been staining the floor for years - not perfect of course, but with very satisfactory results.

Zippylip · October 2009

man I cut my own grass, split my own wood, rake leaves, hang sheet rock (poorly I might add), & a whole buncha other stuff too, crazy aint it... but I don't mess with the electrical, I leave that to the professionals :laugh:

Mainegg · October 2009

some how the thought of Sparky wiring my house and you taking car of my car does not leave me with a warm and fuzzy feeling :S

Woodbutcher · October 2009

Aw man that sucks. That contraption that cannuhhead mentioned looks pretty slick.

troutman · October 2009

Was that extra virgin 5w20, or just the regular stuff?

I can laugh because I've never done that before, except once (or maybe twice, can't remember anymore).

Rolling Egg · November 2009

Never done that. I did however change my oil one day and after I swapped the filter and filled her back up with oil I cranked it up. From the driver seat I heard a whistling noise. I thought hmmmmm..... what the hell is that. Then I seen my wife waving like crazy so I cut it off. There was oil all over the freaking place. When I swapped my filter I didn't notice but the old gasket stayed on the block. I screwed the new filter on top of the old gasket. The oil was blowing out from between the new and old gasket. Hence the whistling noise. What a freaking mess!

why you don\'t change oil with a hangover

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