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Originally Posted by Biggus
(Post 2991209)
He also mentioned high rpm cold starts can cause upper valve train wear as the components are rubbing together with mimimal lubrication until the oil makes its way to the top end.
Kurt I just did a tear-down for one of my engines for a 250 hr refresh and everything internally was perrrrfect. :) |
Thanks for the replies! :drink: It's good to hear everyone is on the same page.
Kurt |
Thanks everyone for the comments and first hand experiences! This is exactly the kind of information I was after. I feel much more comfortable about the flakes I have found. Filter inspection is going to become part of my regular oil changes.
Hopefully, in the event something starts to go, it will provide some forewarning. Jon |
Originally Posted by DesertRage
(Post 2992103)
Thanks everyone for the comments and first hand experiences! This is exactly the kind of information I was after. I feel much more comfortable about the flakes I have found. Filter inspection is going to become part of my regular oil changes.
Hopefully, in the event something starts to go, it will provide some forewarning. Jon BT |
I put a filtermag on a new engine. When I change the oil I'll leave the magnet on when I cut open the filter. I know the copper won't stick but there shouldn't be any. Doug
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Originally Posted by blue thunder
(Post 2992536)
Is that your engine in your avatar DR? If so those eickerts look killer!
BT |
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