Coolant In Oil Question
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Is it safe to mix two Castrol oils I need 6.5 liters the new one I bought is 5 liters plus I have some left over of the Castrol high milage I used last time
so 5 liters of gold Castrol and 1.5 liter of the high milage Castrol
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I don't understand what you mean where is the sump? can you explain
Is it safe to mix two Castrol oils I need 6.5 liters the new one I bought is 5 liters plus I have some left over of the Castrol high milage I used last time
so 5 liters of gold Castrol and 1.5 liter of the high milage Castrol
Is it safe to mix two Castrol oils I need 6.5 liters the new one I bought is 5 liters plus I have some left over of the Castrol high milage I used last time
so 5 liters of gold Castrol and 1.5 liter of the high milage Castrol
I am of the belief that it is ok to mix different oils as long as they both meet the specs for the car. I don't know if those do. Not many meet Jag's spec.
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I don't understand what you mean where is the sump? can you explain
Is it safe to mix two Castrol oils I need 6.5 liters the new one I bought is 5 liters plus I have some left over of the Castrol high milage I used last time
so 5 liters of gold Castrol and 1.5 liter of the high milage Castrol
Is it safe to mix two Castrol oils I need 6.5 liters the new one I bought is 5 liters plus I have some left over of the Castrol high milage I used last time
so 5 liters of gold Castrol and 1.5 liter of the high milage Castrol
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The "sump" is the lowest point of the oil pan, the portion that dips down and provides the oil a place to collect, where the oil pump can draw the oil from, and re-circulate it through the engine. Below, is a small block chevy oil pan, but it clearly illustrates what a "sump" is......
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The drain bolt is at the bottom of the sump? or the sump never gets empty? even when you drain the oil? which is why lotues was telling me to add more oil to clear the sump?
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