Tweet
How can you tell if there is coolant in your oil? I checked engine oil today and I expected it to be black since its got about 2,200 miles on it. but the oil was like a brown but wasn't very dark.
-
<a href=\"http://www.fbodyelpaso.org\" target=\"_blank\">www.fbodyelpaso.org</a> A4 stock 3.42 and LSD not Y87,SLP cold air induction, whisper lid, k&n filter, flowmaster 80 series, hypertech, 160 powerstat thermostat, t/a front bumper, functional nostrils, pacesetter headers best et: 15.9 at about 4800ft -
Re: oil
Coolant in oil will usually be milky white/yellowish in some areas. Brown is just oil that is starting to break down. Black is totally useless oil that needs to be changed. Non-synthetic oil really shouldn't be black until run 4-5k miles. Synthetic oil will hold up much better, last twice the mileage, and not really turn black.<a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/id/vracer111\" target=\"_blank\">My \'98 Camaro</a><br /><br /><a href=\"http://www.honda-tech.com/garage?cmd=viewcar&id=1223\" target=\"_blank\">My \'98 Tacoma</a> -
Re: oil
If you want to be sure to get coolant in your oil, substitute a quart of prestone 50/50 for a quart of oil at every change. I do this everytime and have had nothing but luck :tup:Comment
-
Re: oil
Do you realize that a lot of people on here are so ignorant, that they will either do what you say or you will seriously confuse the **** out of them? This is why your BS posts bother me so much.Originally posted by TechComment
-
Re: oil
if they believe that they shouldn't be operating a computer, let alone a motorized vehicle.Originally posted by BLLDOGG
I keep humor on the board :banana:Last edited by Tech; 01-04-2007, 05:20 PM.Comment
Comment