smoke cloud at start up
#16
RL Technical Advisor
thanks for the abundance of interesting info !!
one puzzling question still :
Fluids always seek their own level
if my understanding of the engine and lube lines is correct ,the oil in the oil tank has to go up before it goes down into the pump
in normal circonstances ,equalization of levels should thus not happen,unless of course there is a siphoning effect
am i Right?
one puzzling question still :
Fluids always seek their own level
if my understanding of the engine and lube lines is correct ,the oil in the oil tank has to go up before it goes down into the pump
in normal circonstances ,equalization of levels should thus not happen,unless of course there is a siphoning effect
am i Right?
if siphoning is indeed the culprit ,would a less- or more -viscous oil help?
#17
Nordschleife Master
#18
Back in my dirt bike days we use to drop a teaspoon of cod liver oil or it may have been castor oil (i.e. not Castrol, but the stuff Mom use to keep in the medicine cabinet) into our gas tanks and it may have created the same fragrance. The kinda smell you find at a dragstrip.