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Re: Honda Myth: Tapping oil pan at bottom is bad.
test this with 15w 50 mobile 1 synthetic. Please that is only water, there are different viscosity between water and synthetic oil. :6
Im not saying the same theory does not apply i would assume there would be some kind of delay though. |
Re: Honda Myth: Tapping oil pan at bottom is bad.
Originally Posted by Eville140
I think most the problems with having the oil drain below the oil level is on tired engines with a good amount of blowby. My old 2.3 was frick'n tired and would push oil out the dipstick on hard runs if I didn't cap it off. I'm sure if I had the oil drain below the oil level in the pan it would never drain good enough. To much pressure pushing against the surface area of the oil.
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This principle only work if the pressure on both liquids is the same.
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Originally Posted by Teg2Boo
This principle only work if the pressure on both liquids is the same.
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Re: Honda Myth: Tapping oil pan at bottom is bad.
I said that this principle only works with same pressure. I didnt talk about how it is in an engine.
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I said you're french, and canadian. One more strike and you're out.
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Sorry Mr. Pres
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Don't drive down any steep hills
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----!! I've got a thing for steep hills too. The longer the better. ???
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the milkshake ---- that comes out of my drain would plug that up in 2 sec...
good luck on that... |
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