Not to mention acids...

Posted by casebro on Wednesday, September 26, 2001 at 7:48PM :

In Reply to: Metallic particals can wear out injectors or... posted by Brian in Oregon on Wednesday, September 26, 2001 at 12:11PM :

Old oil oxidizes into acids. In fact , the best way to check to see if it's time to change oil is to taste it, fresh oil is like crisco (no taste, just oily on tongue), old oil is like brake fluid. The particulates can be filtered out but the acids dissolve your parts. So I change my oil every 27,000
miles , whether I need to or not!

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So, - PeterS 11:19AM 09/27/2001

Re: So, - casebro 8:54PM 09/27/2001

How long can a can of oil be stored? - EdC. 10:28PM 09/26/2001

Re: How long can a can of oil be stored? - casebro 9:10PM 09/27/2001

Which brings up another question - David Sherman 9:17PM 09/27/2001

PCV- I never said that I have a social consciounce.. - casebro 9:52PM 09/27/2001

Re: PCV- I never said that I have a social consciounce.. - Bill Wincapaw 2:44PM 09/28/2001

Excuse me for being such a doofus, but... - David Sherman 3:23PM 09/28/2001

The real Bill Wincapaw. - Bill Wincapaw 5:10PM 09/28/2001

Re: How long can a can of oil be stored? - Dean labbe 0:16AM 09/27/2001

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