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The best case scenario is it takes a little more effort to remove the drain plug. The worst case scenario, you damage the threads. This risk is even higher if you have an aluminum oil pan. Damaging the threads means extra work and extra costs to fix the damage. Don’t use impact wrenches or impact …
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The first suggestion would be to see if there is a manufactures recommendation. If there isn’t any information from the manufacture available, it would be suggest to change the oil every 6 to 12 months. If you typically drive very short trips, the frequency should be closer to the 6 month mark. This is because …
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Short answer is a standard 12.6 volt car batter is not going to kill you, under regular conditions. The voltage isn’t high enough to allow current flow through your body if you touch. There are how things can definitely result in this battery injuring or potentially killing you. The biggest safety risks are: Acid leaking …
