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Originally Posted by ERA Chas
No. Sorry if I didn't make this clear.
Assuming you do not evacuate your entire system:
Drain and refill your pan with 7 qts. Remove your filter and put .75 qt in the new one. You already have .5 qt in your lines, plus at least .5 qt in your cooler. Your system now contains 8.75 qts-at least. Draining a pan leaves maybe 2 pints in the pan unless you lean the car over on the stands. Your cooler may hold more depending on whose it is. My Earls is .5 qt. Where is Euclid when you need him?
C'mon-I said you were a pretty bright guy... 
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Well, we all have our strengths and weaknesses. If we're talking about the Zen of the Triangle Offense and the artfulness of the 1-3-1 half court zone trap defense, then I'm your man, er, coach.
I won't be evacuating my entire system. Drain pan and
oil filter. Pan takes 9 quarts and
oil filter about one or less. As Got The Bug and Patrick mentioned earlier, I will add .75 or whatever to the filter and 8 quarts to the pan. Start and run and then check it later. Add to full line. Ta Da!