00:00Top 5 Oil Change Tools for DIY Mechanics, Voice Over Script
00:04Changing your own oil saves you money, but only if you're not dumping it all over your driveway.
00:09I went digging and found the 5 best oil drain pans for DIY mechanics right now real prices,
00:14real buyers, no fluff. Let's get into it. First up, the wide mouth motorcycle pan at $13.03.
00:23The wide opening is the whole point here, no splash, no drip trail, and it holds steady under
00:28a bike or a car. Nearly 4700 buyers, a perfect 5-star rating. That's a clean sweep. If you're
00:37tired of oil running off the edge, this is your pan. Next, the 6, 8, or 10-liter receiving basin
00:44at $11.97. You pick your size, which is nice, a small pan for a bike, a big one for
00:51the truck.
00:52Leakproof, and it doubles as a parts cleaning tray, so it earns its shelf space.
00:57Under 12 bucks for something you'll use for years. Easy call.
01:02Now the bargain, the 7-quart black plastic pan for $2.15.
01:08$2. It's a tray with a lip that catches waste oil and doesn't leak. No frills, no spout, no handle,
01:16but if you just need something under the drain plug, this is the cheapest way to stop making a mess.
01:214.5 stars from almost 4,000 people. Fourth, the anti-splash 10-liter pan at $11.43.
01:30This one has a fluted surface that kills splashing when the oil comes out hot and fast,
01:34plus a drain hole so you can empty it without tipping and praying. Portable, sturdy, 4.9 stars.
01:41If you've ever worn used oil, you'll appreciate the design.
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01:52Add when editing pass starts.
01:54Second, good job.
01:54Predator, good job.
01:54All, good job.
01:55Fourth, in the end.
01:55Two, great job.
01:55Terima kasih.
