Yeah, I agree. I think it would definitely be a last resort, looking to buy some time.
Cylinder glazing with wrong API spec oil? (1 Viewer)
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Would be cool to have a can of powdered cylinder hone on the shelf for just when you need it....
I've got one spare, would you like me to send it to you?
Vossie
#thecrazycruiserman
You know I think I'll sit on the side lines on this one till it's been tested a bit. I also havent ever had the need as most of the engines I've dealt with have been neglected or abused and not babied.
I worked for a tractor dealer in Perth (name with held) for many years.
We had owners who against our instructions, did not load their new engines and came back with high oil consumption problems.
As soon as they were out of sight, we got the tin of Bon Ami and poured it down the intake at max revs.
Smoke cleared in a matter of minutes. Dropped the oil and changed the filter.
Gave it back to one happy owner.
This was done with the manufacturer's approval.
We had owners who against our instructions, did not load their new engines and came back with high oil consumption problems.
As soon as they were out of sight, we got the tin of Bon Ami and poured it down the intake at max revs.
Smoke cleared in a matter of minutes. Dropped the oil and changed the filter.
Gave it back to one happy owner.
This was done with the manufacturer's approval.
ok.....note to self. Hang out in shop when work is done at the dealership...
GTSSportCoupe
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Very interesting article from Shell on bore/ring break-in with their straight oil (airplane application, but applicable to other engines): Engine Break In
