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Old 06-08-2011, 03:21 AM
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Whew!!! It's OK! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I drained out 2 quarts, pulled it out to the driveway, prayed, and ran the engine. (after midnight so the neighbors would not see nor smell it!)
After 2 minutes, the smoke began to lessen.
After 8 minutes, still there but thinner.
Drove it gently around the block about 5 times at 2000 rpm. First few times thru my own smoke cloud from the previous passes, then less and less.
After 15 minutes, just a whisper of smoke. Ahhhhhhhhh....
Re-read the book again - if they had only written - "check when warm"! Argggggg!
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Originally Posted by Ed Hughes
"per manual"......except not "per the entire instruction of how to check oil in the manual".


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Old 06-08-2011, 06:57 PM
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dont feel bad.. i had the bright idea of taking the drain plug out for just a split second out of the tank when i did my first over fill. was the midle of winter. i figured i would unscrew the plug and just hold it pressed against the hole while i got my pan ..... not so much

didnt know the arm in my winter jacket could hold about 4 quarts.



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