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Summary: Zooming a car is how you test the new motor oil. Learn how to change motor oil with tips and techniques from this free video.
Dean graduated from Crestview High School in 1976 and attended the 2 year auto-tech program at Pioneer Joint Vocational School. He has a long standing history as a local mechanic...read more
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"Hi! My name is Dean and on behalf of expertvillage.com, in this clip we are going to be talking about zooming the vehicle. That is the process once the new oil has been put back into the engine that we start the engine and we check the filter to make sure that it is on secure and it is not leaking. As you note, we did not lower the vehicle yet so that we can still get underneath the vehicle and do this. I am going to start the vehicle. I am going to get underneath the vehicle now and look at the oil filter and make sure that it does not have any leaks and just to make sure that we have put it on properly. Everything looks good. We can shut the vehicle off. "
eHow Article: How to Test New Motor Oil
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ahoier said
on 9/30/2009 kinda confused, what exactly are you "testing"? lol....and you didn't point out what exactly you were "looking for" when you went under the vehicle...?