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Old 20-12-2011
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had a rather embarising accident today reversing off a normal kurb and ripped the oil filter off, located at the front of the engine and lower than the bumper, 5 litres of oil on the road and a van stuck accross the road. Not good.

If you have 280 sized transit be carefull!
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Didn't you use your tesco value wipes?
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Simple answer never drop both wheels off at once
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Completely agree, but not always possible.
Not good to put engine valnerable components below the chassis rails, or in this case even the bumper.
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