Maritimer
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I use the Haynes manual instructions, as I had never done it myself until about 18 months ago. I rotate my tires at the same time.
It's a bit of a pain, but I had it done at Canadian Tire once, and they ****ed it up--the filter wasn't OEM or it wasn't tight enough, so it started dripping. Doing it myself I know it's exact, plus I get up-close-and-personal with my truck.
Just oil and tire rotation saved me money on a lot of things that I was able to pick up on before they did more damage--notably the rear axle seals.
It's a bit of a pain, but I had it done at Canadian Tire once, and they ****ed it up--the filter wasn't OEM or it wasn't tight enough, so it started dripping. Doing it myself I know it's exact, plus I get up-close-and-personal with my truck.
Just oil and tire rotation saved me money on a lot of things that I was able to pick up on before they did more damage--notably the rear axle seals.