long flex tube and a funnel, maybe. Would take forever LOL

 

The reason that it took so long to pour in was probably because the oil had to flow through the oil pump while it wasn't moving.

Yes he is sure. The oil flows through the filter and then back into the oiling system after being filtered. The oil will drain down into the pan after a while. As long as there is not a pond of oil on the floor, your good.

 

i meant cus. it wasn't really wrong in a sense but i personally woulda felt like an ass if i'd made a simple mistake like that.

 

Don't you worry.....you'll have plenty of time to make simple mistakes in your lifetimeIf you didn't you wouldn't be human....you are human aren't you?

 

sounds like you yourself dont know whats going on?

 

How so..?

Learn to elaborate, it's a wonderful thing.

Saying stupid **** without elaborating just makes you look stupid, I mean anyone can do it.. but when you give a reasonable explanation it might be different.

 

Ok You got me Yeah that would prolly work if you ar patient enough to do it hahahahha

He made a mistake and trusted a person he knows well to take care of something valuable to him. That person has no idea what he was doing and instead of asking him a question he assumed he was doing it right. The only thing I would have done different was staid there until it was all finished. Live and learn. No Harm no foul.

 

I think what he meant was that you don't seem to know very much about changing oil yourself. Not a big deal, but if I didn't know 100% how something worked, I wouldn't be teaching anyone. Now you know how it works, so you're good for next time.

 

First off, I know how to change oil.

Second, I taught nothing wrong. I explained it and when he tried it, he made a simple mistake.

 

its not a MISTAKE!!!!! if you want you can pore oil down the dipstick tube if you want.