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Re: FACE FULL OF OIL
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DanD.
05-22-2003 13:56:36
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This is a situation when you say to yourself, "Self, never add engine oil to an engine that's running. Air is pulled in and out of the crankcase as the pistons move up and down." Theoretically, there should be no air movement because one piston moves down as another moves up. But, you still get the oil blown back at you if you try to add while running.
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AC in SC
05-22-2003 14:11:36
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Re: Re: FACE FULL OF OIL in reply to DanD., 05-22-2003 13:56:36
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I might be dumb, but I ain't ignorant. Checked the oil level with tractor engine off. Keep it in the back, no oil back there. Drove around the front and tried to add oil. I've added oil to many a running motor, never had this happen. It'll never happen to me again. Thanks for the feed back.
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NCtim
05-22-2003 14:41:24
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Re: Re: Re: FACE FULL OF OIL in reply to AC in SC , 05-22-2003 14:11:36
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If it makes you feel any better, I did the same thing. Once.
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