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And I use these before I ever freakin jack it up...

 

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wow thanks for posting a pic of those ramps. those could defintiely come in hand for my car and my dads vette. :cool:

 

Those are sweet! I had to buy different ramps for the GT, and they barely clear. And then they are only 8 inches high, so when I am on the creeper the bottom of the motor is practically in my face.

 

I have no problem changing the fliter on my GT.

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No they don't, you turn the wheel all the way to the right and go in through the fender.

 

On a 2.2 OHV J-body?

 

 

Nope.

 

 

Best way is from under the car.

 

 

I meant 3300s and 3800s.

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lol he used a cresent wrench and a fram oil filter

 

HEY!!!! whats wrong with fram filters???? I've always used them.

 

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L36 and L67's should have a plastic splashguard over that oil filter because wheel spray had my 4 month old oil filter coated with yuck. I spent 15mins just cleaning the area where the filter attaches and then cleaning it again once off so that I knew there would not be any dirt between the filter and mating surface. One errant rock from the wheel and PING a hole in the filter.

 

I shudder at using adjustable wrenches on ANY valuable bolts. If you don't have the right socket on the right drive ... you should not be doing it.

 

I had to jack the car up though to get under and at the pan bolt. Ramps would be fine but I would not have been able to twist the wheel right to get the oil filter.

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hey quit making fun of this guy he was a chevrolet mechanic for 10 years so he must know what hes doing.

 

Yeah ... betcha he could change an intake gasket faster than a jackrabbit. :lol:

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I feel sorry for all you guys doing oil changes on the ground :mrgreen:

 

 

Fram makes terrible filters.

 

Good: Purolater, AC Delco

Better: Pure One, Mobil1

 

of course, there are a couple more, but that's a good list.

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I thought most parts stores carried them. I know Advance carries them for sure.

 

all my info is based on what i've read (tests and reports), although I can't site anything. ACD are only slightly better than purolator.

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I've always used AC Delcos. For the TGP, AC Delco has an oil filter with a one-way valve in it. Thats what Jeff M says on turbograndprix.com anyway. I run that filter.

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you pansies and your jacks and ramps........i bench that bitch w/one hand and change the oil w/ the other! :rolleyes: :burnout:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

yeah right! i need to get mine in, procrastination baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad!

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I have to drive my GP's front wheels up on blocks to get a jack under it...LOL

 

 

lowered FTW!!!

my cousin and i bought a low profile floor jack after we both lowered our cars. it's teh hotness

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I have to drive my GP's front wheels up on blocks to get a jack under it...LOL

 

 

lowered FTW!!!

my cousin and i bought a low profile floor jack after we both lowered our cars. it's teh hotness

 

So that means you dont have that pos jack anymore?!?!?!?!?!

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