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|    TOM WALKER to MARK HOFMANN    |
|    Re: Possible electrical p    |
|    19 Dec 11 07:08:00    |
      MH>TW> What oil are you using. That sounds just a litte long to me.       MH>TW> I left the really cold climate areas back in 1951 so perhaps it is the       MH>TW> menory?? :-)              MH>I have done two oil changes since having the new motor. The first was using       MH>regular 10w30 and just recently went to synthetic 10w30. Can't remember the       MH>exact brand.              MH>The oil type doesn't seem to make a difference. I just write it off as the       MH>this new engine was built. The mechanic that I have talked to about it told       MH>not to worry about it. Even if something happens, I have a 3 year 100k       MH>warranty on it from Jasper. It runs great, has better pickup then my origin       MH>engine (probably due to new plugs/distributer).              MH>It is just the cold starts. If I rev it up a few times, it will stop doing       MH>noise faster.              That sounds like a worn Oil Pump not building the pressure fast enough.       A short period of noise is normal but a Full minute or so seems too       long to me unless the temperature is really cold. If that is the case       try 0-20 sybnthetic oil at next change. And of course when the weather       warms up change back to the 10-30.       ---        þ SLMR 2.1a þ 0         * Origin: Since 1991 And Were Still Here! DOCSPLACE.TZO.COM (1:123/140)    |
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