HAD to change my oil Saturday, BECAUSE?
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HAD to change my oil Saturday, BECAUSE?
For the first time ever, did not pay attention to what I was putting into the
engine. NEVER EVER have I done this with any car, till now. As they
always say, first time for everything...
So, I bought some Lucas Gear oil, and some Lucas full synthetic oil additive. Both
bottles are the same, and look the same (see where I am going?)... Yeah, so I opened the
one bottle, started putting it in when the smell hit me... Only put in like a pint, and
did not start the motor.
So, I looked up what could happen, and everything I read wasn't good, to some people
saying it would be fine since it was not a lot. These were older posts, as it turns out
I was not the first person to do that by accident.... So, I decided to just change the oil...
To be sure I got it all out, I poured in some 5W40 I had left over from another oil change,
and waited till it all came out the oil plug hole, clean...
I can't believe I did that...
Oh, and while I was at it, I put LEDs in the front side markers and turn signals...
engine. NEVER EVER have I done this with any car, till now. As they
always say, first time for everything...
So, I bought some Lucas Gear oil, and some Lucas full synthetic oil additive. Both
bottles are the same, and look the same (see where I am going?)... Yeah, so I opened the
one bottle, started putting it in when the smell hit me... Only put in like a pint, and
did not start the motor.
So, I looked up what could happen, and everything I read wasn't good, to some people
saying it would be fine since it was not a lot. These were older posts, as it turns out
I was not the first person to do that by accident.... So, I decided to just change the oil...
To be sure I got it all out, I poured in some 5W40 I had left over from another oil change,
and waited till it all came out the oil plug hole, clean...
I can't believe I did that...
Oh, and while I was at it, I put LEDs in the front side markers and turn signals...
#5
Don't sweat the gear oil. It won't hurt anything.
My ex-son in law put a gallon of antifreeze in the crankcase of his Cadillac. He drove it a short way and realized what he had done. He called me in panic. I told him to drain it out, put in a new filter along with some cheapo oil, run it a little while and drain it out, change the filter, put in his regular oil. Never had any problems afterward.
My ex-son in law put a gallon of antifreeze in the crankcase of his Cadillac. He drove it a short way and realized what he had done. He called me in panic. I told him to drain it out, put in a new filter along with some cheapo oil, run it a little while and drain it out, change the filter, put in his regular oil. Never had any problems afterward.
#6
I changed it anyway... Trying the 5W30 Synthetic Magatec. With a half a bottle of
Lucas Synthetic Oil Treatment:
This was what I put in...
Just wasn't paying attention... Did not put a lot in, at all, but I read on how the
gear oil can attack brass, and other metals in the engine. Where, you can run
your motor on gear oil, it would not last long.
Lucas Synthetic Oil Treatment:
This was what I put in...
Just wasn't paying attention... Did not put a lot in, at all, but I read on how the
gear oil can attack brass, and other metals in the engine. Where, you can run
your motor on gear oil, it would not last long.
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