Badbob
12-16-2006, 08:19 PM
Measure your oil when you when you do your oil change. If you try to just dump it in you'll get to much.
I use a liquid measuring cup and add 1400ml instead of 1300ml. This fills it right to the full mark. You loose a little oil that sticks to the side of the cup and I always seem to dribble some down the side.
Glass measuring cups work better than plastic and are a bit easier to clean. Some plastic cups don't take to kindly to petroleum products. I found this out when I used a plastic cup to catch some gasoline.
Don't use the cup form the kitchen and put it back. I't might make yor next birthday cake taste funny. Or worse.
I use a liquid measuring cup and add 1400ml instead of 1300ml. This fills it right to the full mark. You loose a little oil that sticks to the side of the cup and I always seem to dribble some down the side.
Glass measuring cups work better than plastic and are a bit easier to clean. Some plastic cups don't take to kindly to petroleum products. I found this out when I used a plastic cup to catch some gasoline.
Don't use the cup form the kitchen and put it back. I't might make yor next birthday cake taste funny. Or worse.