Step 2: Decide on a topic. It will help you considerably if your topic for your literature review is the one on which you intend to do your final M.Ed. project, or is in some way related to the topic of your final project. However, you may pick any scholarly topic. Step 3: Identify the literature that you will review: 1  Familiarize yourself with online databases (see UMD library resource links below for help with this), identifying relevant databases in your field of study.
The oil determins how long your 4-stroke ATV will last. Check it after each ride... Here's how: 1  Before you check the oil level, start your engine and let it turn for a minute or 2 before you shut it down again. 2  Screw out the oil dipstick. 3  Clean it with a clean cloth and screw it back in.
Instructions. Check your car's owners' manual to see whether the oil should be checked while the engine is hot or cold. If you can check the oil while cold, do so before starting the car. If it needs to be warm, check the oil after driving the car. Ensure your car is parked on level ground.This will allow an accurate reading of the level of oil in the engine. Open the hood of your car and find the dipstick. It will be a circular cap with a handle allowing it to be grasped and pulled out. It is usually marked with a small graphic depicting an oil can.Pull the dipstick out of the engine and use a rag to wipe it clean. Insert the dipstick back into the tube you pulled it out from. Ensure that you push it all the way down. Pull the dipstick back out and read the oil level on both sides of the dipstick.nstructions. Check your car's owners' manual to see whether the oil should be checked while the engine is hot or cold. If you can check the oil while cold, do so before starting the car. If it needs to be warm, check the oil after driving the car. Ensure your car is parked on level ground.