Posted by JBlavl on August 01, 2014 at 06:41:19 from (72.46.228.155):
Trying to figure out how this is possible. Hopefully someone has a good explanation.
Changed the oil and filter on my Super C last weekend. Everything completely drained, oil looked like your typical used oil, nothing out of the ordinary. Same with the filter. Put it all back together, dumped 5 quarts oil in and ran it for about 30 seconds to move it back into position in the garage and left it. It's been sitting since Sunday untouched. I checked the dip stick last night and it is wayyyy over the full line for the engine stopped side. Oil looks clean as a whistle like it's brand new as expected. Only thing I can think is maybe the oil filter isn't full of oil yet? But I have a hard time believing it's going to absorb a quart or more of oil to bring the level down to the run range.
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