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place to have my oil changed.
I saw the attendant do things under
the hood,then he came out to show
me the dipstick and the job was done.
But how?
How did he drain it and change the
filter?
When I picked the car up I saw a pit
room under the bay floor.
Interesting.
No class 51s remain in service with NMBS/SNCB although a number have been preserved.