I just changed the oil again in my 2005 Toyota Corolla S and decided to take pictures and create a guide for new owners. It's a simple procedure, and you can obviously save money by doing it yourself.
I have never in my life seen anything to useful. Seriously. I'm not kidding.
Yeah, I am sure all the traffic will generate a lot of money for him.
Jeff
You want to re word that a bit?
You mention to run the engine a few minutes to warm it up. This is not enough. You need to have driven the car for at least 10 miles to get the oil up to temperature. The oil will be thinner and this is the best time to drain it; HOT. Also; don't jack the car up. Get a pair of rhino ramps. They are cheap and indestructible and MUCH safer to work under a car with.
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