How to Change Your Oil - Transcription

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Meineke Employee “At Meineke, we want to help you to get on with life. That’s why we’re going to show you how to change your oil.”	Meineke employee is standing inside a Meineke location, talking to the camera
HOW TO: Change Your Oil	Title Card fills the screen: HOW TO: Change Your Oil
Meineke Employee “First, you have to ensure your vehicle is parked on a level surface with the parking brake on. You may need to jack-up your vehicle to get underneath.”	Meineke employee talks to the camera. Wide shot of car on level surface Medium shot of hand pulling parking brake Close-Up shot of jack lifting up a car
Meineke Employee “Open the hood and remove the engine oil dipstick.	Wide shot of employee opening car hood. Close-Up shot of hand removing the engine oil dipstick.
Now, locate the oil drain plug and position a container underneath. Carefully remove the plug by hand and allow all old oil to drain out. Once drained, reinstall the oil drain plug and tighten using a wrench.	Medium shot of container being placed underneath car. Close–Up shot of oil drain plug being removed by hand, and oil draining out. Close-Up shot of plug being tightened with a wrench.
Meineke Employee “Next, position your container under the oil filter. Remove the oil filter, ensuring that the filter gasket comes off as well, and install your new oil filter.”	Medium shot of putting container under oil filter. Close-Up shot of removing oil filter.
Meineke Employee “Now under the hood, remove the oil fill cap and pour in the appropriate amount of motor oil with the help of a funnel. Replace the oil fill cap.”	Close-Up shot of removing oil fill cap and pouring oil into funnel. Then putting the oil cap back on.
Meineke Employee “Start your car and run at idle while carefully inspecting underneath the vehicle for any visible oil leaks.”	Close-Up shot of key turning right in ignition. Medium shot of employee looking underneath vehicle for leaks. There are no leaks.
Meineke Employee “Shut off the engine and repeat the inspection process.”	Close-Up shot of key turning left in ignition. Meineke employee talks to the camera.
Meineke Employee “Lower the vehicle to level ground and then install and remove oil dipstick and check for proper oil level. Be sure to dispose of your old oil properly.”	Close-Up shot of jack lowering vehicle to ground. Close-Up shot of dipstick being inserted and pulled out, it shows proper oil level.
Meineke Employee “Or, if you don’t want to get your hands dirty, simply bring your vehicle to Meineke for a standard $24.95 oil change and get on with your life!”	Meineke employee talks to the camera. “$24.95 Oil Change” text appears on screen
Meineke Employee “Meineke. On with Life.”	Meineke Logo.

Script

Visual

Meineke Logo

Meineke Employee

“At Meineke, we want to help you to get on with life. That’s why we’re going to show you how to change your oil.”

Meineke employee is standing inside a Meineke location, talking to the camera

HOW TO: Change Your Oil

Title Card fills the screen:

HOW TO:

Change Your Oil

Meineke Employee

“First, you have to ensure your vehicle is parked on a level surface with the parking brake on. You may need to jack-up your vehicle to get underneath.”

Meineke employee talks to the camera.

Wide shot of car on level surface

Medium shot of hand pulling parking brake

Close-Up shot of jack lifting up a car

Meineke Employee

“Open the hood and remove the engine oil dipstick.

Wide shot of employee opening car hood.

Close-Up shot of hand removing the engine oil dipstick.

Now, locate the oil drain plug and position a container underneath. Carefully remove the plug by hand and allow all old oil to drain out.

Once drained, reinstall the oil drain plug and tighten using a wrench.

Medium shot of container being placed underneath car.

Close–Up shot of oil drain plug being removed by hand, and oil draining out.

Close-Up shot of plug being tightened with a wrench.

Meineke Employee

“Next, position your container under the oil filter. Remove the oil filter, ensuring that the filter gasket comes off as well, and install your new oil filter.”

Medium shot of putting container under oil filter.

Close-Up shot of removing oil filter.

Meineke Employee

“Now under the hood, remove the oil fill cap and pour in the appropriate amount of motor oil with the help of a funnel.

Replace the oil fill cap.”

Close-Up shot of removing oil fill cap and pouring oil into funnel. Then putting the oil cap back on.

Meineke Employee

“Start your car and run at idle while carefully inspecting underneath the vehicle for any visible oil leaks.”

Close-Up shot of key turning right in ignition.

Medium shot of employee looking underneath vehicle for leaks. There are no leaks.

Meineke Employee

“Shut off the engine and repeat the inspection process.”

Close-Up shot of key turning left in ignition.

Meineke employee talks to the camera.

Meineke Employee

“Lower the vehicle to level ground and then install and remove oil dipstick and check for proper oil level. Be sure to dispose of your old oil properly.”

Close-Up shot of jack lowering vehicle to ground.
Close-Up shot of dipstick being inserted and pulled out, it shows proper oil level.

Meineke Employee

“Or, if you don’t want to get your hands dirty, simply bring your vehicle to Meineke for a standard $24.95 oil change and get on with your life!”

Meineke employee talks to the camera.
“$24.95 Oil Change” text appears on screen

Meineke Employee

“Meineke. On with Life.”

Meineke Logo.