You don't need a torque wrench for the drain bolt but if you do any other engine work you can pick one up at sears or Home Depot.
Do it yourself Oil Change questions
So I've decided to do my own oil change as the dealer is too far and will probably charge me alot anyway....even though a friend did suggest I use them during the warranty period.
What type (brand & model) of torque wrench can I get online so I can tighten back the bolt at the recommended torque? I will also probably use it on other bolts that need torquing.
Where can I get an original new sealing washer to put on the drain bolt?
Thanks!
What type (brand & model) of torque wrench can I get online so I can tighten back the bolt at the recommended torque? I will also probably use it on other bolts that need torquing.
Where can I get an original new sealing washer to put on the drain bolt?
Thanks!
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