Hyundai elentra. 2015

Africanpride123:
First tell me, what is the make and year of car?

Yes he did

emecheboy2:
are you sure they changed the oil filter?

Mobil

otokx:
What oil did you use?

NwaAmaikpe:




Just like in insemination, the only aim is to get the semen in; either through a syringe, a tube or straight from the preek.
There's no difference between a normally ejaculated baby and an artificially inseminated one.

So as long as he changed the oil filter, you shouldn't be bothered how the new oil got into into the engine.

Wake up Nwaamaikpe. Elections are here. Nigeria can be saved.

somez:
Greetings everyone. Please I am writing this with a worried heart. I left my car with my mechanic to change oil and left to buy some other things for the car servicing. Coming back, behold I found my mechanic ( he's boy actually) pouring the engine oil through the dipstick! I almost collapsed. Though I drove the car home with no issues, I'm still very worried. Would this cause any damage to the engine?

Thanks and appreciate your response.

is not going to cause any damage, the oil is going back to the bottom tray

NwaAmaikpe:




Just like in insemination, the only aim is to get the semen in; either through a syringe, a tube or straight from the preek.
There's no difference between a normally ejaculated baby and an artificially inseminated one.

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Where have you been sir? May the gods protect you wherever you are.

I have to disagree with the analogy above because a freshly tapped palm wine brought straight down from the palm tree and consumed at the foot of the ukwu nkwu just as the diochi descended and ‘came’ down is different , fresher, loaded with more nutrients and healthier than one transferred to another container, stored in the fridge and consumed consumed later.

There is no comparison.