Kerosene in engine? (was: How do I avoid embarassment?)
On Friday, October 21, 1994 at 12:52:43 AM UTC-4, Daniel J. Stern wrote:
> Hoo boy. Again? I thought we just covered this. . .oh well. > Kerosene has no lubricity. It can very easily screw-up your engine. > Don't do it. > > SL6 Dan > > On 20 Oct 1994, Steve Riley wrote: > > > In article >, "Nathan J. Nagel" wrote: > > > > > > I offered to change the oil and run some > > > kerosene through it to clean it up, as I had visions of black gunk > > > clogging all the oil passages. > > > > > > Run kero through motor. Remove filter by screwdriver method, put in new > > > oil (yes I put on a new filter). > > > > Can someone explain this to me? What does this do for your engine? Are > > there any harmful side effects? > > > > Ciao, > > Steve > > > >I am Scott, I have 15% of my oil kerosene which is 5 viscosity actually and has the same density and storage requirements as MMO. I am told it is awful idea. Yet the base for all additives is kerosene. 4 qt of 5w20 with it.. I want to change it when I get some change. I have been watching oil cold pours and fine mobile 1 is good and some who claim to slice bread dont pass the cold or hot tests. I had put a week ago some high mileage oil. So I drained it and found clumps. The focus only has 48,000 miles so i put in some kerosene with the oil. I expect a clean engine maybe tommorrow when I get a 5 qt can on synthetic oil. Some scream you are ruining that focus. I think the high mileage was more harmful. |
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