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When you're left with a stain on the floor, use WD-40 on the concrete. As for Asphalt... floor dry?scarelli wrote:So I changed my Oil for the first time on my Pathfinder, since the first one was half price at the dealership... Went out and bought a new clean funnel and oil pan. Put the new pan under, pulled the plug, and ran inside for a minute while it drained, came back out and there was a HUGE black puddle of OIL on my garage floor... THE DAMN NEW OIL PAN HAD A CRACK IN THE BOTTOM...
Any advice for cleaning up split Oil on a concrete floor and an asphalt driveway?
they will screw something up.......SilverGhost wrote:Why mess with DIY oil changes? I must be more of a dumb-ass than I suspected, but for $25 at the Nissan stealer, why do you guys bust your rumps on this no-brainer maintenence item? By doing the dealer thing you get a real Nissan filter and R&R on the skid plate. Sorry, but I must be missing something here.
There is something to be said about being familiar with the vehicle. Oil changes are a great way to do that.SilverGhost wrote:Why mess with DIY oil changes? I must be more of a dumb-ass than I suspected, but for $25 at the Nissan stealer, why do you guys bust your rumps on this no-brainer maintenence item? By doing the dealer thing you get a real Nissan filter and R&R on the skid plate. Sorry, but I must be missing something here.