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On Tue, 19 Dec 2006 10:27:04 -0600, "Noon-Air" <Noon-Air@comcast.net>
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>"B A R R Y" <beech23pilot@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>> RedForeman wrote:[color=darkred]
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>>> Filter Relocation Kit?? I've been thinking about doing one that brings
>>> it up to the firewall on the passenger side, but the oil lines are long
>>> and 'up higher', never was sure if that was a good idea or not...[/color]
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>> Altering the oiling system may void the warranty.[/color]
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>Seems like an awful lot of trouble and expense to do the service yourself...
>then what are you going to do with the old oil?? I take mine to the shop and
>have it serviced every 3,000 miles....its only $32 to get it done, and takes
>them less than 30 minutes...and they check and top off everything. I don't
>know about you, but for me to do everything they do, it would take me well
>over an hour, and cost $15 - $18 for the oil, filter, etc.... then I have to
>dispose of the used oil.
>Its not worth my time for me to even screw with it.... whats your time
>worth??
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I change my oil myself because I enjoy working on my truck and don't
ever consider it a waste of time. I have been using Perulator Pure
One filters and Casterol. When you take to have it serviced it is
harder to make choices. I've always changed oil every 3000 miles,
and usually keep my vehicles to the 150,000 mark.