 Oil change with a dipstick pump, Anybody doing it? Is it a good idea? |
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| orthobiz |
 May 4 2008, 06:44 PM
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Picked up the 2002 Jetta this weekend. It was down 2 quarts of oil and suffering from neglect. It only takes 4.2 quarts!
Anyway, after dousing the driveway with oil, I was wondering about a dedicated dipstick pump. My neighbor has a marine pump with a long tube and reservoir that looks pretty slick. I thought I read about it here, but couldn't find it. If it's a good idea, anyone have a favorite brand? Paul |
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