Unveiling the Secrets of Excess Oil Removal A Comprehensive Guide to Overfill Drainage for Beginners

agree with above - just go to local garage and ask them to suck a bit out. 1994 850 2.0 bought at 32,000 miles used daily now 45,000. Still like ... Turn the car off, let it stand five minutes, then remove the dipstick, wipe it off, and put it back in the engine. Then, remove it again and ... Not sure what can be done to increase the visibility of clean oil on a dipstick but some engineer should be able to figure it out! This does not ... A: Overfilling an engine with oil can put additional pressure on seals and, over time, can cause an oil leak. If this were my car, I would ... Just stick the suction end into the oil reservoir and pump out the exact amount needed. Easy, no guessing, and no spills! (Note: also available ... still plays with cars... ... Just spin off the filter... it sits above the oil pan. You'll get about 1/4-1/3 cup. If you need more removed, start the engine ... The short answer is to drain oil out. Confused why you haven't done that yet. An engine that's overfilled a lot, the crank will sit in the oil… Carefully loosen the drain plug using the appropriate wrench or socket, ensuring not to remove it completely. Allow the excess oil to drain out ... So get them to sort it out for you. ... I think if you really overfill the car it will probably blow it out but certainly not recommended. I cannot. I tried many things, inlcuding stopping the car, removing the dipstick, wiping clean, waiting 3 minutes, inserting as carefully as I ...