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Posted by George on February 24, 2001 at 18:03:43 from (207.75.138.25):
In Reply to: Re: cloudy oil posted by Haas on February 24, 2001 at 16:38:50:
Les:
You say cloudy, do you mean like milky or do you mean cloudy like dark in color as having need of a oil change? if milky sort of, I go along with other posts if just dark I would say normal for oil to take on darker apparance quite quickly. Put the oil in a buckett let it sit over nite where it is warm if it has water in it it will be at the bottom of the buckett in the morning, pour it off slowely so as not to disturb it too much if any water/antifreeze is in it you will see it as you near the bottom of the buckett> It will help to use a 5 gallon bkt. that is white,I hope you strike oil! Luck, George
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