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How do I tell if I screwed up my oil change?

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Here's a "tip to make sure I got everything right" for the future. One that I use myself, and taught my Auto Tech students as well: The very first thing is to take off the oil cap, and place it over the latch area for the hood, such that you can't close the hood unless you move the cap. This prevents the worst possible thing: finishing the job but forgetting to put fresh oil in. Sounds silly, but in a dynamic shop environment, the tech that starts the oil change might not be the one that finishes it. Another thing to be careful of, is make sure the o-ring on the oil filter comes out with the oil filter. (And always lube this o-ring with engine oil before installing the new filter.) If some other tech doesn't do this, the o-ring can "weld" to the vehicle. If this isn't noticed, the double o-ring will blow out at the worst possible moment and lose all the engine oil. And on some vehicles, Subarus especially, make sure you recognise the difference between the engine oil filter and the tra

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