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farmerwannabe

03-15-2008 16:35:56




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HI guys, I just drained the oil on our little B and can"t remember how much the engine holds. It looked to drain about 8 quarts from the oil pan drain plug. I"m not gonna stir things up by asking WHAT oil to use...been there, had that answered by you guys years ago...but the amount I could use help with. Thanks!




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LenND

03-16-2008 14:13:05




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 Re: Oil quantity question. in reply to farmerwannabe, 03-15-2008 16:35:56  
Yea, somebody somewhere sometime switched dip sticks. Probably lost original one. Put five quarts in and then run the engine a little. Then after it sits a bit check dipstick and mark where the oil level is.



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jk

03-16-2008 10:46:10




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 Re: Oil quantity question. in reply to farmerwannabe, 03-15-2008 16:35:56  
if you change the oil in the air cleaner cup it will be a perfect 5 quarts



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steve(ill)

03-15-2008 18:27:53




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 Re: Oil quantity question. in reply to farmerwannabe, 03-15-2008 16:35:56  
holds a little over 4 quarts.



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davr101

03-15-2008 18:18:13




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 Re: Oil quantity question. in reply to farmerwannabe, 03-15-2008 16:35:56  
The crankcase should hold 4 qts. Add a quart for the filter for a total of 5.



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LeJo

03-15-2008 17:06:06




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 Re: Oil quantity question. in reply to farmerwannabe, 03-15-2008 16:35:56  
As simple as falling off a rolling log. If you drained out about 8 quarts, put back in about 6 quarts of new oil. THEN look at your DIP STICK. If it is down some add a half Qt. look at your dip stick again. Continue this process until the DIP STICK says FULL. Now wasn't that simple ????



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farmerwannabe

03-16-2008 12:00:39




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 Re: Oil quantity question. in reply to LeJo, 03-15-2008 17:06:06  
Thanks for the answers guys. I guess my problem is there"s only one line cut into the dipstick and it"s way above where the oil line is with 5 quarts added.



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