Do you know how to change your oil?

I do, but I always have the mechanic do it.

Not specifically, but I'm sure I could figure it out, if I chose to do so. I've changed the oil in the ATV, and various mowers. I prefer to let the garage do it, I get it done with some other regular maintenance (switching winter/summer tires). It's cheap, so...

Engine oil? Transmission oil? Transfer case oil? Differential oil? Popcorn oil? Caster oil? What freakin oil?

I've never changed it on my present vehicle. I did on my previous one, though. I could probably figure it out, but I just haven't.

I know how to get to the Quick Lube. Does that count?

In a vehicle or.. my oil.

I used to work at gas stations when I was a lad. One of them had mechanics and I used to do some of the basic stuff like oil changes, tires off and on the rims...at all of them I would do really basic stuff like replacing fuses, bulbs, headlamps, wiper blades, batteries...

I haven't owned a car for nearly 25 years.

I don't run on oil

Yes, but I don't do it. Too much hassle trying to get to the filter.

yes

Yes, and if you're a female, I'll gladly check your oil.

No...I take my car to Jiffy Lube.

I know how to. It's not at all complicated. It's also not worth my time to do it myself.

yes and I need to do it soon

Nope

Absolutey.................NOT!

Yes. I take it to the place and they do it...I sit in the car with Ethan, they give him a sucker and we wait. That's how I change my oil.

Yes, it's one of those things a gal should know.

That's how I do it, too.

Nope.

Yes, of course I do.

Yup. Just did again two weeks ago.

The inference would be the "engine oil" you listed. All other lubricant locations may well require explanation to non-gearheads.

Yes: ask my SO to take the car to the shop for its usual check/oil-change.

OK, OK, I picked "no." I could figure it out, with internet help, in a pinch, though.

Yes, but I am at a wonderful part of my life when I can pay someone else to do it. I have had enough of dirtygrimy greasy jobs. I'm over it.

Yes, but I haven't done this in at least 10 years. I used to change the oil in my Jeep when I lived in Florida. I was a poor teacher at the time!

yes i could but i don't

I think so.... but with this very new car, it's hard to tell. I could probably drain the oil, and put new in, but the oil filter is hidden and under another gauge... and for only $19 I'll let the dealership do it.

On my older cars, I could, and did occasionally.

> Yes, and if you're a female, I'll gladly
> check your oil.

Scott, I'm going to think about that all day!!

Yes........ but I would still go to a garage.... "I cant be asked" < english slang for couldnt be bothered

In my lawnmower? yes. In my car? no.

I think so... my dad showed me how before

Yes, but I won't. I don't enjoy working on engines.

Yes, and I've both helped and done it solo many times. Started out in 1961 with my 1959 MG-A sports car. I've been so involved with all makes of cars doing so many things I've actually lost count.

I assume you mean in your car? If so, no. I don't drive.

My oil? I don't have a vehicle. I don't drive. I'm answering surveys under this category, out of spite.

I change oils as a part time job, of of course i know how to do it..... in ten minutes or less.....

No, I don't.

I'll say "I think so"

I've never done it, but I've watched it done all my life... and I've had it explained to me.

I'm sure I could do it if I had to.

The same goes for changing a tire.

> My oil? I don't have a vehicle.
> I don't drive. I'm answering
> surveys under this category,
> out of spite.