Cars and other kinds of motoring gibberish

Started by ahochaude · 3 May 2004 · 4,980 replies

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4 Jun 2005, 03:20 #1061
SubaruWRX wrote:
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Going kind of fast there.... :mrgreen:
4 Jun 2005, 03:21 #1062
I don't know where i should post this one, but since it deals with cars, i'll ask my question here. Do you guys know where i can download Drift Bible and not have to pay for it??? i heard its available for download online somewhere
4 Jun 2005, 03:53 #1063
K.T.Tran wrote:

Going kind of fast there.... :mrgreen:


lol thats nothing... If you really want to test out speed gotta go on the parkway at like 3AM

I can hit the speed Cut lol.

Dangit I should of gotten the turbo!
4 Jun 2005, 07:28 #1064
bmwracer wrote:
Tune? Oil?

Oil. Although the 60K is coming up...$400!?!?

And...NO2?? NO NO way. :hehe:
4 Jun 2005, 09:31 #1065
dochira wrote:Oil. Although the 60K is coming up...$400!?!?

Oil??

I guess you're not a motorhead, D...


$400 for 60K service? What kinda car? Doesn't sound that outrageous, really.
4 Jun 2005, 10:00 #1066
bmwracer wrote:
Oil??

I guess you're not a motorhead, D...

I am, except being at an apartment, I don't have the garage room to work on the car. Changing oil is nothing, really.

bmwracer wrote:
$400 for 60K service? What kinda car? Doesn't sound that outrageous, really.

It's a 2000 Honda Civic. I saw the list of things they do at 60K. It's just the idea of paying $400.
4 Jun 2005, 10:11 #1067
dochira wrote:I am, except being at an apartment, I don't have the garage room to work on the car.

Move down here. My garage is always open for friends. :D

Changing oil is nothing, really.

Yup. But you do have to contend with the tranny to get to the filter, ne?

It's a 2000 Honda Civic. I saw the list of things they do at 60K. It's just the idea of paying $400.

Just write the check really fast... Like ripping off a bandage: Right off!!! :hehe:
4 Jun 2005, 10:15 #1068
bmwracer wrote:
Move down here. My garage is always open for friends. :D

Thanks for the offer. It's hard to live in California, period.

bmwracer wrote:
Yup. But you do have to contend with the tranny to get to the filter, ne?

It is a little tight under to reach the filter. But if I twist my arms a certain way, I can usually get to it. It's a little difficult at times to get enough torque on the filter wrench to loosen it.

bmwracer wrote:
Just write the check really fast... Like ripping off a bandage: Right off!!! :hehe:

Right off!!!! I know, it's just the idea...
4 Jun 2005, 10:19 #1069
dochira wrote:It is a little tight under to reach the filter. But if I twist my arms a certain way, I can usually get to it. It's a little difficult at times to get enough torque on the filter wrench to loosen it.

Twist your arms? Mr. Fantastic are ya? ;)

What kinda filter wrench? endcap? belt? metal strap? pliers?
4 Jun 2005, 11:39 #1070
lol both my Subaru's are easy to get to the oil filter... Heck I don't need to get under the car if I did not want to, Just reach under the middle left side of the car and unscrew.
4 Jun 2005, 12:58 #1071
SubaruWRX wrote:lol both my Subaru's are easy to get to the oil filter... Heck I don't need to get under the car if I did not want to, Just reach under the middle left side of the car and unscrew.

You have to get under the car to drain the oil, ne?

Or does the Subaru just burn it all? :hehe:


Gomen. Couldn't help myself. :sweat:
4 Jun 2005, 13:01 #1072
bmwracer wrote:
Twist your arms? Mr. Fantastic are ya? ;)

What kinda filter wrench? endcap? belt? metal strap? pliers?

I used either the belt or the metal strap, whichever I can use to turn the blasted filter. :sweat:
4 Jun 2005, 13:02 #1073
bmwracer wrote:
You have to get under the car to drain the oil, ne?

Or does the Subaru just burn it all? :hehe:


Gomen. Couldn't help myself. :sweat:

Zing! Nice job, BMW. :thumbsup:
4 Jun 2005, 13:06 #1074
dochira wrote:I used either the belt or the metal strap, whichever I can use to turn the blasted filter. :sweat:

On my ex's Accord, I had to remove the driver's side wheel to get enough leverage to twist that bugger off... Grrr.

On my Bimmer, I just remove a cap on the top of the block and replace the paper element... ;)
4 Jun 2005, 13:10 #1075
bmwracer wrote:
On my ex's Accord, I had to remove the driver's side wheel to get enough leverage to twist that bugger off... Grrr.

On my Bimmer, I just remove a cap on the top of the block and replace the paper element... ;)


Geez, that's terrible. The filter is smack dab in the middle. It's any wonder I don't get oil on me when I twist off the filter.
4 Jun 2005, 13:11 #1076
bmwracer wrote:
You have to get under the car to drain the oil, ne?

Or does the Subaru just burn it all? :hehe:


Gomen. Couldn't help myself. :sweat:


Gotta get on my knees or you can get a Fumoto valve and never get under the car again.
4 Jun 2005, 13:18 #1077
SubaruWRX wrote:Gotta get on my knees or you can get a Fumoto valve and never get under the car again.

A Fumoto valve?
4 Jun 2005, 13:20 #1078
bmwracer wrote:
A Fumoto valve?
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google is your friend :hehe:

http://www.fumotovalve.com/
4 Jun 2005, 13:22 #1079
SubaruWRX wrote:'

google is your friend :hehe:

http://www.fumotovalve.com/

That looks cool, man.
4 Jun 2005, 13:24 #1080
yeah i'm going to be ordering 2 whenever that will be.

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