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1000 mile oil change

krisk

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So after saying I haven't changed my oil in 10 years and prefer to pay someone, I may end up making a liar out of myself. I got my car up on the new lift for the first time this weekend to get prepped for the next track day, and figured I might as well do it myself while I had it up. So...after 10 years of not changing oil in a car, I just ordered the oil and filter to do it myself. LOL

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So I finally did my first oil change not at the dealer on my S650 while I had it on the lift to install the roll cage and change the brake fluid. I’m not sure if I’ll change it every time from now on, but if the car is already on the lift, it seems it is more convenient than taking it to the dealer. As a side note? It took nearly 10 1/2 quarts to get it to the top of the dip stick line. Since I’m tracking the car I away make sure it is all the way to the top, and I previously have had to add 1/2 to 1 full quart of oil after the dealer changed it because it was just somewhere between high and low.
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Frogdog1

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So after having car for 1 year finally did oil change at a 1000 miles. Used the Motorcraft Synthetic. I’ve changed oil in many a car and truck over the years, this is a couple of hour endeavor. I used the 10 inch tall Race ramp cribs. They gave you plenty of of room under car, really good product. Panel removal easy but time consuming. I ended up up using a rubber funnel I got off Amazon to prevent the oil from dripping on frame components, it worked great!

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Looks like it worked for you, that's the main thing. Get some el cheapo plastic ramps, much easier and yes they are strong enough to use with a Mustang. Do block the rear wheels. Just another idea.
 

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