Should have read that folks will likely need to remove the plate to do a "traditional" oil change. There does not appear to be an access point to the base of the oil pan.
Should have read that folks will likely need to remove the plate to do a "traditional" oil change. There does not appear to be an access point to the base of the oil pan.
...and enthusiasts with good mobility who don't mind getting dirty handsModern servicing now entails the mechanic pumping oil out of the engine via the top up cap. Crawling underneath is for amateurs
Amateurs??? What an arrogant statement!!! Attitudes like that has led to such things as no dip stick on the engine and eventually no serviceable components on a vehicle. So why did you buy a Grenadier? These were designed and built to allow for exploration and at least basic servicing.Modern servicing now entails the mechanic pumping oil out of the engine via the top up cap. Crawling underneath is for amateurs
ahh, my apologies. I did not recognize the emoji and responded incorrectly. One of the challenges with being ignorant of all the emoji meanings.
My apologies to you as I did not recognize the meaning of the emoji used and responded poorly to your post.Modern servicing now entails the mechanic pumping oil out of the engine via the top up cap. Crawling underneath is for amateurs
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If possible, I first try to plug it.
Brits enjoy healthy sarcasm and subtext, certainly more than Americans!
NICE!
Yep, it was the same box for me. I notified Rival and they asked me to send pics of the box, which I will do tonight. I'm guessing some were not secured and buttoned up the way the should have been.
