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ut99dot1 replied to the thread Polymerisation lube oil.Check out google images and youtube for "engine oil sludge"; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oil_sludge more frequent oil changes seem to... -
ut99dot1 reacted to Jesus Freak's post in the thread ip doesnt pull wmo as easy as diesel with
Haha.
It's okay, he hasn't even logged in to let us know what's up for 6-8mth. He apparently lives in "the universe", so we can't expect to... -
ut99dot1 reacted to Booyah45828's post in the thread New insight in IDI burning WMO - need high compression or turbo with Like.
With such little hp, I don't feel load is a problem, it's requiring full power just with normal driving. Water-m3th injection triggered...
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ut99dot1 replied to the thread New insight in IDI burning WMO - need high compression or turbo.thanks for all the inputs, will do! Once the power decrease sets in again, will do that heavy towing, will be interesting in seeing if...
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ut99dot1 reacted to Bart F-350's post in the thread New insight in IDI burning WMO - need high compression or turbo with Like.
I think what you see is the result of the synthetic oils, they are not leaving the same deposits as mineral oils. synthetic oils leave...
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ut99dot1 replied to the thread New insight in IDI burning WMO - need high compression or turbo.Update, fuel consumption doubled and car started to smoke alot. Pulled the injectors and below the heat shields was a THICK layer of...
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ut99dot1 replied to the thread New insight in IDI burning WMO - need high compression or turbo.Some update on this topic. The turbo really helps with burning the oil, ran 100% straight WMO for a long while without any downsides...
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ut99dot1 reacted to ttman4's post in the thread New insight in IDI burning WMO - need high compression or turbo with Like.
When I had my centrifuge running and using it I always liked to have barrels of WMO setting & settling for 1-2-3 months if possible...
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ut99dot1 replied to the thread When to “fully” bleed/vent fuel lines + crank no-start.hi, once you get it running it should bleed it self automatically. You might need to do a lot of cranking to get the fuel where it's...
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