not normal if there is that much metal.
Think the dealership pulled a fast one on me.
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It would be normal if it was a new lawn mower, snow blower or generator air cooled engine dumping it's factory fill after 5 hours or less. New automotive engines should not exhibit evidence of metal in the oil
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Whimsey
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Originally Posted By: Falken
For a Third?
No problem buddy. I guess you wouldn't want that [censored] in your engine either for the full OCI.
For a Third?
No problem buddy. I guess you wouldn't want that [censored] in your engine either for the full OCI.
Originally Posted By: Whimsey
It would be normal if it was a new lawn mower, snow blower or generator air cooled engine dumping it's factory fill after 5 hours or less. New automotive engines should not exhibit evidence of metal in the oil
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Whimsey
Why is it "normal" for an air cooled engine and not an automotive engine? Whats the difference, are the air cooled engines built in dirty little sweat shops or what?
It would be normal if it was a new lawn mower, snow blower or generator air cooled engine dumping it's factory fill after 5 hours or less. New automotive engines should not exhibit evidence of metal in the oil
Whimsey
Why is it "normal" for an air cooled engine and not an automotive engine? Whats the difference, are the air cooled engines built in dirty little sweat shops or what?
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