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scheides 01-26-2009 06:03 PM

Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
http://www.mustangforums.com/forum/5...-this-car.html

Quote:

Originally Posted by omfg what an ignorant cunt
My car was idling like crap the other day so I figured since I just got it, it may have been awhile since anyone changed the oil out. I decided to go ahead and change the oil. I used Mobile 1 synthentic oil like I was reccomended on here. Anyways, I drain out the oil and noticed it was extremely dark and even after 10 minutes of draining, it was still coming out. I decided to go ahead and flush it to make sure all the bad stuff got out. I hooked up the hose, ran water through the engine, started it up and was waiting for the water to come out clean (The engine never went above idle so I was told this would be ok). Anyways, About 3 minutes into this, then engine starts shaking and shuts off. I figured it was all cleaned out so I plugged it up, added the oil and figured I was ready to go. WRONG! The car won't freaking start now. This car has been nothing but trouble for me, I think I am done with it.

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4g63tcrazy 01-26-2009 06:06 PM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
Someone posted this up along time ago but I dont know if it was this forum. It's sad to see people that stupid..

4g63tcrazy 01-26-2009 06:07 PM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2BavfShtZU

EclipseGST 01-26-2009 06:10 PM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_r74vxoo9V2...you%2Bdone.jpg

A//// Guy 01-26-2009 06:19 PM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
We have to make sure ylime doesnt do this, since shes was planning on changing her oil for the first time ever. :D

95talonracer 01-26-2009 06:20 PM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
I truely am speechless.

Shane@DBPerformance 01-26-2009 06:25 PM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
That thread is from 2007. The guy later claims it was a joke.

311evo 01-26-2009 07:09 PM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
Lol, what an idiot.

Goat Blower 01-26-2009 10:33 PM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
I've seen that one as well elsewhere. But one true story, I had a 1998 GSX come in when I was fixing them in my garage around 2000 or so. They wanted me to change the oil and fix a few things. I drained the oil and about 12 quarts came out. I asked the owner's boyfriend why there was so much oil in there and he said they thought they had to add a quart every week, so he did and didn't bother to drain any. Oops. The car only had like 40k miles too, luckily it didn't do any damage.

SnoEclipse 01-27-2009 01:20 AM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
well, **everyone** knows that you have to add dishwasher soap before you run the hose into the engine.......

Febo 01-27-2009 09:45 AM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
^^ LIke duh, dumbass should of known water doesnt cut oil..... NEWBS>

Kracka 01-27-2009 09:50 AM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Goat Blower (Post 274551)
I've seen that one as well elsewhere. But one true story, I had a 1998 GSX come in when I was fixing them in my garage around 2000 or so. They wanted me to change the oil and fix a few things. I drained the oil and about 12 quarts came out. I asked the owner's boyfriend why there was so much oil in there and he said they thought they had to add a quart every week, so he did and didn't bother to drain any. Oops. The car only had like 40k miles too, luckily it didn't do any damage.

Another delivery driver at the liquor store I worked at during college filled a car full of oil; the entire pan, crankcase, and valve cover was filled to the fill hope!

A//// Guy 01-27-2009 10:10 AM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
^^ LOL wow.. thats bad. That car prolly didnt last too long.

Kracka 01-27-2009 10:13 AM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by M/// Guy (Post 274611)
^^ LOL wow.. thats bad. That car prolly didnt last too long.

Surprisingly enough it ran just fine after the oil was drained out and lived for another year until the tranny went out! It was an early 90's Ford Tempo 4-cylinder.

ylimert01 01-27-2009 01:11 PM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
LOL I am not that stupid peter come on...no I never changed my oil due to other problems with it...so it will get done next week.

cmspaz 01-27-2009 01:28 PM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
You'll just forget to put the drain bolt back in.

ylimert01 01-27-2009 02:04 PM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cmspaz (Post 274650)
You'll just forget to put the drain bolt back in.

nope that would be my roommate...I even know that.

cmspaz 01-27-2009 04:10 PM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
Meh, even if you know it, you're bound to forget at some point. I'm pretty sure those of us who've done our own oil for years have all done it once.

Febo 01-27-2009 04:53 PM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
Speak for yourself. Ive never done that.... How do you even manage that?

A//// Guy 01-27-2009 04:57 PM

Re: Best way to spruce up a used car? Fresh oil change (and flush)!
 
Uhh yea I cant say ive done that before..


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