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August 20th 05, 10:58 PM
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Oil Filter change 2005 Dakota
The filter location is such that the oil will drip on hose and cables
that are located below the filter. The service manual does not offer any advise. Anyone have any tricks to keep the oil off these hoses. Thanks, 
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August 21st 05, 04:38 AM
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"bryan mantua ohio" > wrote in message oups.com... > The filter location is such that the oil will drip on hose and cables > that are located below the filter. The service manual does not offer > any advise. Anyone have any tricks to keep the oil off these hoses. > Thanks, > wrap them in tin foil. do you also avoid puddles with your truck?
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