Always go with the drain sump first so you drain most of the oil and there is less left from the filter. To drain it better, once you have unscrewed the drain plug you can remove or loosen the oil cap from the top in order to let air in. After that you can do the filter with less effort and dirt. Since you filter is in that position, you can also hammer a screw driver in the centre of it in order the let the oil within the filter to come out and drip out. After it's not dripping any more you can unscrew the filter with little mess. The one thing you have to make sure when you change the oil is to put the bucket under the plugs in order to collect the oil, not spill it on the ground.
Always go with the drain sump first so you drain most of the oil and there is less left from the filter.
To drain it better, once you have unscrewed the drain plug you can remove or loosen the oil cap from the top in order to let air in.
After that you can do the filter with less effort and dirt. Since you filter is in that position, you can also hammer a screw driver in the centre of it in order the let the oil within the filter to come out and drip out. After it's not dripping any more you can unscrew the filter with little mess.
The one thing you have to make sure when you change the oil is to put the bucket under the plugs in order to collect the oil, not spill it on the ground.
What kinda oil?