Ahh, there is always a need to add complexity to simple problems. For one thing, its entertaining. for another, its a diversion from everyday problems.....
Overfilled oil tank/draining suggestions
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Ahh, there is always a need to add complexity to simple problems. For one thing, its entertaining. for another, its a diversion from everyday problems.....
until your wife questions your approach, and explains why her simple approach would be much smarter than yours. This, of course, is purely theoretical, I've never actually seen it in practice.
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After completing an oil change I replaced the plug, filled up with oil, started, checked for leaks and then emptied the waste oil drain pan and found my washer...........
On back with both hands available loosened drain bolt and jammed a rag over hole, spouse put washer back on drain bolt and handed it back to me, quick handwork to replace and tightened. Lost negligible amount of oil, didn't need to add any.
Note to self, remember to check the drain bolt for the washer.........
On back with both hands available loosened drain bolt and jammed a rag over hole, spouse put washer back on drain bolt and handed it back to me, quick handwork to replace and tightened. Lost negligible amount of oil, didn't need to add any.
Note to self, remember to check the drain bolt for the washer.........