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biscuit 06-24-2008 09:36 AM

1st Oil Change After Rebuild
 
I just changed my oil for the first time after a rebuild. The oil looked slightly milky. There isn't any oil in the coolant. Can the assembly lube make it look this way? I'm not getting any smoke either. I just hope there isn't a problem with the headgasket.
D16y8 and the oil change was done at 50 miles
Thanks for any help.

-SKUM- 06-24-2008 03:40 PM

Re: 1st Oil Change After Rebuild
 
its probably just all the ---- running past your rings untill they got seated. Did you run it hard or just drive it like a grandma. I hope you beat it good fot the first 20 min. Lots of higher rpm lift on the throttle and let it engin break all the way down to 2500 rpms. Do that a bunch and your rings will seat awsome.

90dx 06-24-2008 06:29 PM

Re: 1st Oil Change After Rebuild
 
Some assembly lube is a white color and will make it look like water mixed.Fill it with oil rape that bitch then change it again and report back.

biscuit 06-24-2008 08:03 PM

Re: 1st Oil Change After Rebuild
 
Thanks guys...

I didn't beat the ---- out of it but i didn't drive like a grandma either. I raised the rpm's a progressively and let the engine slow me down for a while. Drove normal but didn't let the engine rev steady. Then did a bit of "spirited" driving for the next 30 miles. Driving a low compression n/a d16 kicks ass :1

Hitchhikkr 06-25-2008 02:09 PM

Re: 1st Oil Change After Rebuild
 
Condensation and mosture in the crankcase can cause it to be slightly milky. Perfectly normal on a new-ish engine of any kind.

Watch your coolant and oil levels to be sure you dont have a problem though.

yamaha6611 07-02-2008 02:09 AM

Re: 1st Oil Change After Rebuild
 
after rebuilding a motor, your saying beat on it??? i thought you were supposed to be nice and gentle for like 1000 miles...?

DreaMer 07-02-2008 02:29 AM

Re: 1st Oil Change After Rebuild
 
beating on it seats the rings better.

-SKUM- 07-02-2008 02:59 AM

Re: 1st Oil Change After Rebuild
 

Originally Posted by yamaha6611
after rebuilding a motor, your saying beat on it??? i thought you were supposed to be nice and gentle for like 1000 miles...?



sure you can do that. But you wont make as much power. You need to run in high vac alot.

Hitchhikkr 07-02-2008 04:50 PM

Re: 1st Oil Change After Rebuild
 

Originally Posted by yamaha6611
after rebuilding a motor, your saying beat on it??? i thought you were supposed to be nice and gentle for like 1000 miles...?

Chromoly rings are broken in within the first 30ish minutes of driving. Cams are broken in in the first 15. As long as you have GOOD oil pressure and ZERO detonation dont worry about the bearings.

notfastcrx 07-03-2008 02:36 AM

Re: 1st Oil Change After Rebuild
 
yeah i beat on my low comp built dohc zc to break it in then it spun a bearing less then 30 miles later :(


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