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Help with oil change on 71 m35a2c

Floridianson

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Just make shure you get the NAPA final fuel filter #33540 as it is a 6 micron filter. The primary is napa 3511 and secondary is napa 3512.
You might get away with flipping the secondary and final rubber rings, if not you will need the correct rubber rings from napa.
 
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6 gallons of oil. Don't know numbers. I have extra filters here at the house Kenneth if you want to come get them. Good to hear from you again.
 
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thank you brain very much good to here from you but im living back in raliegh now got closer to my kids hope all is good with you and your family call me some time 252- 343 2178
 

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Hey Kenneth, nice to see you back.

Also, the oil quantity should be on the data plate on the dash(on the top right).
 

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Yes 22 quarts and there are 2 drain plugs on the oil pan. Put a 5 gallon bucket under each one and remove the plugs. The oil that is in there takes a long time to warm up, i ran mine for about 45 minutes and the oil was only luke warm. If you have the time, remove the drain plugs and leave them off and come back in a couple days and replace the oil filters. That should give them plenty of time to drain out and it won't be as messy.
 

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You can drain the oil filters by removing this drain plug. I do this and leave them drain while I check the differentials, transmission and transfer case oil. This works good for me and no oil spills to clean up.
 

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