metal shaving in oil pan
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metal shaving in oil pan
i just took off my oil pan and see some metal shavings in it that looks like glitters. what does that usually means. its a built motor.
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Re: metal shaving in oil pan (DubyaAye)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DubyaAye »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the built motor has been running for almost 2ish to 3 years.
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i thought you suppose to only see metal shaving after the first oil change on a rebuilt motor not after a couple of years
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i thought you suppose to only see metal shaving after the first oil change on a rebuilt motor not after a couple of years
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Re: metal shaving in oil pan (DubyaAye)
A magnetic drain plug is a GOOD investment, because it keeps the metal pieces from getting circulated through the engine. Plus it's eaiser to inspect than dropping the pan.
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Re: metal shaving in oil pan (MaK)
a little bit is normal... it should really almost stop after the first few oil changes, but there will always be a bit... do yourself a favour and get a magnetic drain plug... everytime i drop my oil in my built engine i look at the magnetic drain plug with a magnifying glass
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Re: metal shaving in oil pan (R THIS)
where can i get the magnetic drain plug. the only place i know of is ebay. are the ebay ones good enough?
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