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F106 fits the 2.0what specific size Fumoto valve works for the Wrangle?
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F106 fits the 2.0what specific size Fumoto valve works for the Wrangle?
I just drain mine in the parking lot of the Autozone where I got the new oil. Hell, it sure looks like everyone else does it too. In and out in one stop.I just go to the nearest coin operated car wash and park the drain plug over the floor drain. I have a fumoto valve so I just pop it open while I spray the Jeep down. Once I'm done I refill the oil and go on my way.
The better way is to loosen the oil filter, start it up and then drive it around the parking lot until no more oil comes out. That way you can make creative designs in the parking lot that will last for at least a year. No reason to remove the drain plug as the oil pump is doing it's intended job, pumping oil.I just drain mine in the parking lot of the Autozone where I got the new oil. Hell, it sure looks like everyone else does it too. In and out in one stop.
At my Autozone, you wouldn't even notice the new pattern over the ones made by the leakers that come and go. The parking lot is more oil rich than "oil shale".The better way is to loosen the oil filter, start it up and then drive it around the parking lot until no more oil comes out. That way you can make creative designs in the parking lot that will last for at least a year. No reason to remove the drain plug as the oil pump is doing it's intended job, pumping oil.
In the 70s when I was a teen, I dumped it over our back fence on a dirt road bank. I'm sure there are still rural people that still dump their oil in the ground somewhere. After all, It came from the ground.In the 70s my uncle would just dump it down the storm drain.
FYI Orilleys recycles oil too.
It's a natural occuring sealcoat for the parking lot. Plus with enough oil, you have have that Mothers Polish sheen to the lot. Classy.At my Autozone, you wouldn't even notice the new pattern over the ones made by the leakers that come and go. The parking lot is more oil rich than "oil shale".
For the first change I used 4L empty vinegar container which also fits very well under the Jeep below Femco oil drain valvewhat do you do for the first oil change then? You won’t have an empty container.
I hope to hell you are kidding, not only is that illegal, it’s terrible for the environment. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not some tree hugging, environmentalist. I do, however, like going into the woods, and having fun with my Jeep. I also want the outdoors to be as nice in the future for my daughter. If that’s your regular practice you are screwing it up for everybody. Don’t be a jerk, there are plenty of ways to get rid of used oil. Anybody else sees that and we get more haters that want to see trails closed to us because of irresponsible idiots like you.I just go to the nearest coin operated car wash and park the drain plug over the floor drain. I have a fumoto valve so I just pop it open while I spray the Jeep down. Once I'm done I refill the oil and go on my way.
And he is an a s sHave a buddy who says "pour that back in the ground...that's where it came from".
Go to their website, they have a very easy to use find a valve guide. I was too lazy to check for you , sorrywhat specific size Fumoto valve works for the Wrangle?
I'm fairly certain they're all kidding.I hope to hell you are kidding, not only is that illegal, it’s terrible for the environment. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not some tree hugging, environmentalist. I do, however, like going into the woods, and having fun with my Jeep. I also want the outdoors to be as nice in the future for my daughter. If that’s your regular practice you are screwing it up for everybody. Don’t be a jerk, there are plenty of ways to get rid of used oil. Anybody else sees that and we get more haters that want to see trails closed to us because of irresponsible idiots like you.
Like I said, I hope youre joking.