Re: Changing Engine Oil
 

The plug is on your oil pan which looks like the following picture. It's practically impossible to miss, and the plug should be at the lowest point. You can see it sticking out in the picture here.

http://www.diamondstarmotorsport.com...es/oil-pan.jpg

Re: Changing Engine Oil
 

Do you know what your crankcase is? That's at the bottom of the engine. You will find the plug near the bottom of this, off to one side.

Edit: See the above picture ^

Re: Changing Engine Oil
 

Good news everybody!!! I found the engine coolant plug!!

Re: Changing Engine Oil
 

we need photos of this adventure.

still searching for that sneaky oil plug eh?

Re: Changing Engine Oil
 

OK, I'm fairly confident I've found the plug. However, it requires that delightfully common socket wrench btwn 9/16 and 5/8. Do they actually make 19/32? God this sucks! Should have gone to JiffyLube.

Re: Changing Engine Oil
 

you have a foreign car, don't you?

Re: Changing Engine Oil
 

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OK, I'm fairly confident I've found the plug. However, it requires that delightfully common socket wrench btwn 9/16 and 5/8. Do they actually make 19/32? God this sucks! Should have gone to JiffyLube.

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great here come the annoying ass euros to make stupid american comments

Re: Changing Engine Oil
 

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OK, I'm fairly confident I've found the plug. However, it requires that delightfully common socket wrench btwn 9/16 and 5/8. Do they actually make 19/32? God this sucks! Should have gone to JiffyLube.

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And once you figure this out, make sure you have a drain pan so that you can dispose of the oil properly. There are laws governing the disposal or motor oil and you'll probably have to pay a disposal fee at your local refuse station.

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believe it or not, this much I know. Off to OSH to buy an adjustable wrench. on my bike.

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Look for one of these.

http://www.merchantmedia.com/images/...ges/gator1.jpg

That should work for you.