Nope, Maggie knows she is just a dog! She gets food and water and that's it!

 

I always liked to remove the filter first, so I could drop it in the pan without splashing oil around. Be sure the rubber seal comes off the block when you remove the old filter. Also, lube the rubber seal on the new filter before installing it. You may know these things, but you asked. Do not over tighen the plug when you put it back in.

 

Why didn't you just say so? J/K. Yes on an incline is good as it helps all the oil to drain. Be sure to scotch a wheel, don't want that thing popping out of gear and rolling over you.

 

Work just bought me a $165 pair of boots...

 

I just got a legal box delivered from the State Bar of Texas. I opened it up and there are financial documents and a check book. At this point, I have no idea why. I take it into my boss's office to show him and he informs me that he has been appointed as Treasurer for the State Bar of Texas for the next 3 years. Now - guess who really gets to do that job?

 

congrats on your appointment ^^

 

A block makes a good scotch!

http://www.awdirect.com/scotch-blocks/

 

here you go:

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/scotch

 

I like my scotch with out ice. You can pour yours on a wheel if you want.

 

Yep, that was all his brain could process. Scared him.

 

Ahhhh, scared him scotchless?

 

 

yes change your oil if its time. change it when the oil is hot. you dont need to park on a hill, the pan is designed to drain efficiently on a level surface. otherwise you would see the trucks on an incline lift at the shops.

Blue ive been congested and sore throat since friday morning. Im feeling a little better, but im also pretty drugged up last night and this morning.

about to take a lunch break

 

Hope you feel better soon, Pat.

 

thanks, i hope some food will make me fell better