Too much oil
Interior detailing consists of sitting inside the car and cleaning it.
Are you actually proposing that because Honda designed the S2000 to have X cubic feet volume inside the cabin [where I sit and detail the inside], that I have enough room and permission from the apartment to do an oil change?
Alright then
Are you actually proposing that because Honda designed the S2000 to have X cubic feet volume inside the cabin [where I sit and detail the inside], that I have enough room and permission from the apartment to do an oil change?
Alright then
Just resurrecting this topic as I messed up a bit while topping up and my oil is now just under the H mark, is my car ok to drive or should I get it drained to the mid level? (a big hassle so not preferable if it can be avoided!)
I havent driven the car let alone vtec'd it yet...
Any help appreciated!
I havent driven the car let alone vtec'd it yet...
Any help appreciated!
Originally Posted by PhenomS2k,Oct 4 2007, 11:13 AM
Just resurrecting this topic as I messed up a bit while topping up and my oil is now just under the H mark, is my car ok to drive or should I get it drained to the mid level? (a big hassle so not preferable if it can be avoided!)
I havent driven the car let alone vtec'd it yet...
Any help appreciated!
I havent driven the car let alone vtec'd it yet...
Any help appreciated!
Originally Posted by billiardboy904,Oct 4 2007, 11:57 AM
wow, thats harsh. I personally enjoy this site and forums because the others are friendly and resourceful. That, was un called for.
I used to enjoy this site because people would post genuine problems/technical questions, not silly stuff that's been answered hundreds of times over.
How's that old saying go? "A little common sense goes a long way"
Okay Okay.
a little harsh yes, but seriously guys, COME ON!
there are lots of things you can do to avoid the
1. Read the Manual (thats what it's there for - IN THE CAR)
2. If you have a question not answered in the manual see the FAQ's here in UTH.
3. Still unanswered - Search (Use Google: topic + s2ki.com ...i think...since the site search is FUBARd)
4. Then Post.......after reading "What NOT to Post Here"
if these 4 things were done, we would see less
a little harsh yes, but seriously guys, COME ON!
there are lots of things you can do to avoid the

1. Read the Manual (thats what it's there for - IN THE CAR)
2. If you have a question not answered in the manual see the FAQ's here in UTH.
3. Still unanswered - Search (Use Google: topic + s2ki.com ...i think...since the site search is FUBARd)
4. Then Post.......after reading "What NOT to Post Here"
if these 4 things were done, we would see less





