Posted by wdTom on September 20, 2007 at 18:03:49 from (155.212.106.20):
In Reply to: oil change... posted by oj on September 19, 2007 at 20:01:17:
Well this is an extreme case, but it does go toshow what acid in old oil can do. The trctor (Allis WD) that I rebuilt a few years ago had set for up to 25 years. There was no oil in the pan, plug was in tight. When I cleaned the pan good I saw why it had no oil. There was several pits and one had gone all the way through the pan and let all the oil drip out. I had to weld up several pits as well as the one that went all the way through. As I said, this is in the extreme, but I wouldn't want to leave old oil in an engine forany length of time. Condensation? Well it could happen, how about draining out just a little at the start of the season, any water would be at the bottom. Any tht didn't drain out should evaporate if the oil is running up to temperature.
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