chickerychikchallachalla
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May 30, 2016 2:13 PM
chickerychikchallachalla
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TheoLu
Hmmmm, gotta get me some of that on buttered toast.
Skyler517
Yeah, but was it synthetic?
beardorpubehair
Looks well lubricated
mursupilami
you sure the pic is large enough?
lesteros
Here is 40k without oil
yenmcilrath
Thank you
TormentedPenguin
Honda Civic 85,000km on it. the guy was returning it off lease and NEVER had an oil change done! The cap weighed over a lb alone!
InTheEndThoughItsJustInnuendo
Damn, it made me nervous when the schedule for my new Ford said every 7,500 miles. Next they'll tell me I don't need to change blinker fluid
quackattack1011
XianArchangel
And that goes from being simply drain the old oil to take the thing apart...
Brad2217
I mean, 84k without an oil change? That's pretty impressive the engine held up
Skyler517
That looks like the dinosaurs are reassembling in the engine.
Freebackrubs
Lexus is famous for their Straight Sixes that could go 100k without an oil change. Sorta.
quackattack1011
Just 'cause they can doesn't mean they should! But yeah that's impressive
snavis
"My car came with oil from the factory, why do I need to change it?" - Stupid people probably
SnipingKitty
I've legitimately heard a customer say this....
Shrimp24
Should have tried to sell them the blinker fluid package
TJMcCheese
And that's...bad?
KawaiiPotatoChan
It shouldnt be black, if that puts it into perspective.
SirSchmoopyOfAwesometon
It should also be more of a viscous liquid than chunky sludge
TJMcCheese
You're racist.
SnipingKitty
Very
TJMcCheese
Good to know. BRB, gotta go... do something...
SnipingKitty
Optimum engine life is recommended every 3,000-5,000
TJMcCheese
I'm just joshin' ya. I change my blinker fluid on the regular.
SnipingKitty
Do you check your muffler bearing between oil changes?