Definition: In this task, you are given a Reddit post as a text. Your task is to generate a title for this text. The title should start with "TIFU by", followed by a situation that caused humor. The title should contain 7-12 words, ideally.
Input: Text: obligatory "this didn't actually happen today" but happened a couple days ago.

i decided that since i've been changing the oil in one of our cars for awhile i should start doing the other as well, save a few dollars and all that. so bought oil, ordered oem filter, all set, ready to rumble. get under the car and look for oil pan, find it and get started.

i pop the plug and let it start draining, oil looked pretty clean but ok, whatever. let the oil drain for awhile and pull the filter to let it finish draining. put the plug back and ask my friend who was with me to fill 'er up, so he does. we check the oil level and it's super high, which is odd but maybe it just needs to settle. so i turn the car on and let it run for a minute, oil still reads really high. weird, but whatever.
hop in the car and start for autozone to turn in the old oil. as i turn to pull out of the driveway the back of the car shutters, odd.... decide to take it around the block to make sure everything is ok. every time we go around a corner the car shutters. go back and park, check oil level, still real high. maybe has too much oil? go pop the plug again and drain out what looks like the appropriate amount of new oil. check the oil level, still says overly full....

uh.... **mental light bulb** shit...

**start googling** "snoopytrb's make/model of car oil drain plug location"

turns out the oil pan is tucked up in a slot in the middle of the skid plate, the super obvious oil pan looking thing is actually, in fact, the transmission fluid reservoir. the reservoir which i successfully drained most of the 13 quarts out of via my two sessions of draining the "oil".

**more googling** naturally my car requires special transmission fluid that has to be pumped in because the fill spout is under the car. i guess it's off to the dealership the next morning.

we did go ahead and change the oil since we'd already gone through the trouble....

so the next day bright and early, just kidding, it was downpouring rain from thunderstorms that dropped 3 inches of rain over an hour, i called a tow truck and had the car towed to the dealership so they could fix it. they were nice enough to drive me to work where my wife picked me up that afternoon and went back over to retrieve my car, luckily there was no permanent damage besides the $600 hole in our bank account.

TIFU by changing my oil