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Old 02-16-2013, 11:12 AM
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Default RE: Oil spatter

ORIGINAL: airtourer

Hi All,

Please see accompanying picture. I am curious what you think the cause is and how to remedy the excessive oil spatter.

The oil is mixed at 50:1 and is a fully synthetic type. The engine has about twelve hours total operation time.

Paul
Paul

Your answer is in the video here:
http://www.desertaircraft.com.au/sho...nd-lubricants/

Yours reminds me of the Old Sears 2s oil that they used to add graphite to for chainsaws !

Use caution when cleaning up a well carboned engine though. A visual physical inspection for stuck rings and carboned up pistons with a lot of build up can loose flakes of carbon and score a piston/cylinder in a heart beat.

Maybe a look see by DA would be in order, Your choice though.

I don't sell oil but do use Spectro, Golden Spectro and Redline and have for thirty some years.
BTW: I mix at a 32 to 1 ratio or 40 to 1 (as required) oil not only lubes but helps cool as it passes through the engine.

Again, It's your choice.

Best of Luck !

DinD