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You should remove some ....

another method is to drop the filter. i heard that the filter and pipe above it hold roughly a quart. you can replace the filter and top off if necessary.

i think the turbo 850's take 7 quarts if they are completely dry. the turbo lines dont drain well during an ordinary oil change and i guess the extra quart is held in the smaller diameter passages.

all these jiffy/quick lube joints make a bad name for themselves dont they?...

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-woodsytf '95 850 wagon 160k






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