992 DIY Oil Change

[Norville]

It really is easy. The 1/4 turn plug even keeps the hot oil from running down your arm.

And I really do need to pressure wash that concrete

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[Tom]

It really is easy. The 1/4 turn plug even keeps the hot oil from running down your arm.

And I really do need to pressure wash that concrete

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Nice! Any tips on jacking it up?

[blueline]

It really is easy. The 1/4 turn plug even keeps the hot oil from running down your arm.

And I really do need to pressure wash that concrete

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Nice! Any tips on jacking it up?

He has the rear wheels on Rhino Ramps. (I think that's what you were asking about.)

[996C438]

So on this model the drain plug is at the front of the sump ? I ask because of the angle of the car on ramps .

[Norville]

Nice! Any tips on jacking it up?

I used ramps as it’s much easier and quicker than jacking up and using stands as you have to get under a little way.

[Norville]

So on this model the drain plug is at the front of the sump ? I ask because of the angle of the car on ramps .

Yes, towards the front. Some say the angle helps the oil drain better. I put the oil cap back on before removing the plug to slow the flow, then removed it to speed up the process.

Another note, on my 992.2 I did not have to remove the coolant cap for the top cover to clear, just the oil cap.