This is off subject but I have to know after reading through this. How do you guys get so low on oil with out you oil level buzzer going off??
If I am 1/2 a quart low and take a hard left turn I know instantly I need 1/2 a quart the annoying buzzer says so. |
did anybody see that he was using the stock thermal by-pass pellit or was i just seeing things.hmmm the rotor bearing was wiped out the e-shaft too.one might think some loss of oil pressure here.
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Originally Posted by 93 R1' date='Jan 1 2004, 05:58 PM
Thats one mean ******* bridge port right there
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Originally Posted by rotarystud' date='Jan 4 2004, 05:33 PM
did anybody see that he was using the stock thermal by-pass pellit or was i just seeing things.hmmm the rotor bearing was wiped out the e-shaft too.one might think some loss of oil pressure here.
If it's got oil starvation and/or oil overheating, you'll see signs of varnish (dark gold/brownish coloured spots) on the front counterweight, oil pump assembly, and the bottoms of both rotor housings. Can't miss it. The e-shaft will also have scratches parallel with the rotor and gear bearing journals as well as blue-ing from heat. The thrust plate may have a groove on either side from either needle bearing. Bunch of nasty stuff will be evident if it's been oil-starved... B |
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