This is onr challenging issues I first hard when I started fixing cars,

choosing mechanics as my next career, this information is not just good for mechanics only but DIY enthusiasts, this will teach you how to professionally bleed air out if brake systems
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk8UKgRFet8

Do drop me comments after you are done if you have any questions that you need clarity about..

Thanks, boss. Nice one.

1. For how long do you have to let the old oil come out? I mean how does one know when to stop? Is it when the new colour show?
2. When stopping, what is the process? Should I just screw it tight?
3. Can I reuse the old oil?
4. Should the engine be on? Or off?

Thanks!

unclemaths:
Thanks, boss. Nice one.

1. For how long do you have to let the old oil come out? I mean how does one know when to stop? Is it when the new colour show?
2. When stopping, what is the process? Should I just screw it tight?
3. Can I reuse the old oil?
4. Should the engine be on? Or off?

Thanks!

follow the video instructions I answered this question right there.. The engine should be off, the one can be resided if it's still fresh,..

mrcoolautofix:
follow the video instructions I answered this question right there.. The engine should be off, the one can be resided if it's still fresh,..

OP, no vex!

You were the one that said Do drop me comments after you are done if you have any questions that you need clarity about..

I actually watched the video to the end and you never screw any nuts back
Please, be calming down. Thanks!

unclemaths:


OP, no vex!

You were the one that said Do drop me comments after you are done if you have any questions that you need clarity about..

I actually watched the video to the end and you never screw any nuts back
Please, be calming down. Thanks!

I didn't see your comment over there.