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Drain Old Engine Oil

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Boosted Yukon XL "Uncle Rob" FINALLY Makes Turbo Noises!! We Finish Up Assembly & First Time Startup

What happens here

Begin by removing the engine's old oil. Place an oil drain pan under the oil drain plug, then unscrew the oil drain plug and allow all the old oil to drain completely. This step ensures the engine is empty and ready for the flushing procedure. Once drained, replace the oil drain plug.

Goal: Remove old engine oil from the vehicle.

Tools and materials

  • Oil Drain Pan — Collecting old engine oil
  • Wrench/Socket Set — Removing and replacing the oil drain plug
  • Old Engine Oil — The waste product to be disposed of

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saturdays are even better just kind of yanked on it wilson were you aware that there was that much oil on your face i mean i felt some of it but i really didn't want to know that's what she said well we're back next day we are going to hear this thing make some turbo sounds agenda right now change the oil which we got right there featuring the hoodie that was in the wash yesterday that you should go buy the feed and return line are done but we're going to take the return line from the turbo dump some gasoline down and with the oil drain off and blow some some compressed air through there just to get out whatever random metal chips might still be in there there's gonna be a few stragglers but it's not really a big deal everything goes to the filter before it goes anywhere else and this motor is going to die a horrible death at some point anyway so nothing fancy going on here just pulling

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