HueyPilotVN
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JoelP said:
You will find that every time that you change oil in your diesel it will look like black paint.
Another reason to get a Fumoto valve is to keep it off your hands.
Changing your own MH Oil - not always so simple
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You will find that every time that you change oil in your diesel it will look like black paint.
Another reason to get a Fumoto valve is to keep it off your hands.
Bill N
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Not trying to hijack your thread JoelP but I felt the urge to relate what I saw yesterday - something that may be known to a lot of folks already. Went into Camping World to look for an 15 pin connector - no luck on that - and on the way out I looked at their service price board. Gas RV Oil Change - $165. Diesel RV Oil Change = $300. Gulp. I have heard diesel changes are high but I just had probably the best oil/lube/filter change on my gas coach since I have had it. It was done by my local Walmart which happens to have a high wide door and nice pit. They even lubed every zirk that had not been touched by the 'experts' on any former oil change. Total price = $50 but I did bring my own filter that I bought at OReillys for $5 and Walmart gave me a $2 credit. Sorry Camping World but I am not one of those millionaires that can afford to pay triple price for an oil change nor am I physically able to do it myself any longer.
Bill
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