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October 22, 2018

How to Change Your Own Oil

Have you ever thought about changing your own oil? You can do it! This video from ChrisFix will show you every single thing you need to do to get that oil changed and keep your car running great.

Oil Change Questions and Answers

How often should I change my oil?

The answer depends on your car! People often follow the 3,000 miles/3 months rule, but check your owner’s manual to know how long you can go between oil changes.

How often should I check my oil?

Check your oil at least once a month. Want to learn how? Check out this easy step-by-step guide with pictures.

What kind of oil should I buy?

Look in your owner’s manual to find the oil that’s right for your car.

What do I do with the used motor oil?

Used motor oil can’t be thrown out with the trash. It must be taken in for recycling. Most car parts stores will accept used oil.

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I'm in recovery with 22 months clean. I messed my life up while using. I lost everything including my kids. Since getting clean, I've regained custody of them and held down continuous employment. Owning my own vehicle would make my day-to-day activities much more doable.
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