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Old Jun 15, 2012 | 09:36 PM
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Oil drain pan?

Just wondering if anyone has a preference for an oil drain pan? I want to do the oil change on my 996TT for the first time but heard that it dumps the oil in a matter of seconds. The oil receiver I typically use will not be able to handle the oil flow.

Any preferences/suggestions? I prefer to pick something up locally since I want to do it this weekend.

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I got really excited when i read this. Then i see you are talking about a can to catch the oil for a oil change
 
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Originally Posted by awdbiturbo1
I got really excited when i read this. Then i see you are talking about a can to catch the oil for a oil change
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In case anyone cares, I picked this up for $8 bucks. Still some splatter but it does the job:
 
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These work well, hold about 20 liters for your diesel SUV's too

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