[QUOTE="Taxpaying_Acorn"]It's an Inline metal filter under the car and you need a special snap around tool to remove it. Taxpaying_Acorn
oh so am i better off just taking it to a autoshop??
Probably. But if you do a lot of maintenance yourself, go ahead and pick up the tool. If he doesn't know where it is, I'm going to assume he doesn't know much about cars...
[QUOTE="Taxpaying_Acorn"]It's an Inline metal filter under the car and you need a special snap around tool to remove it. RoyTheViking
oh so am i better off just taking it to a autoshop??
Probably. But if you do a lot of maintenance yourself, go ahead and pick up the tool. If he doesn't know where it is, I'm going to assume he doesn't know much about cars... It's not hard to find... and it'd save him a ton of money. Changing filters on cars, whether its oil, fuel, or air, are quick and cheap jobs you can do in a couple hours. He'll learn something along the way, too ^_^
[QUOTE="Taxpaying_Acorn"]It's an Inline metal filter under the car and you need a special snap around tool to remove it. RoyTheViking
oh so am i better off just taking it to a autoshop??
Probably. But if you do a lot of maintenance yourself, go ahead and pick up the tool. If he doesn't know where it is, I'm going to assume he doesn't know much about cars...
your half right.... :P I know some things, I can change coolant (not just fill it up :P ), change steering fluid, change brake pads, disk ...and so on. and I know how to install a radio :D lol im still learning im going to take autoshop.
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