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    I woke up one morning in Baja, turned over in my sleeping bag to see a lake of 10w-30 under the engine of my 1978 Scout-II....granted, that's back in the days when we actually carried enough spare parts along to solve any problem, and Mexican mechanics can MacGyver just about anything into running.

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    At least it's not a Harley. When an H-D stops leaking, shut the engine off because you're out of fluids.

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    If its anything like my car, it could go a while like that.


    Just kidding, but I do have something like 7.5qts of oil for a 3.0L 6-banger. Think they just want to up the price of their synthetic oil changes.
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    Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that stuff supposed to remain inside the engine somewhere? r is that a new gravitational fountain feature?
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    Quote Originally Posted by hatidua View Post
    I woke up one morning in Baja, turned over in my sleeping bag to see a lake of 10w-30 under the engine of my 1978 Scout-II....granted, that's back in the days when we actually carried enough spare parts along to solve any problem, and Mexican mechanics can MacGyver just about anything into running.
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    Quote Originally Posted by J View Post
    If its anything like my car, it could go a while like that.


    Just kidding, but I do have something like 7.5qts of oil for a 3.0L 6-banger. Think they just want to up the price of their synthetic oil changes.
    Your engine was one of the cleanest inside I have seen. You are clearly staying on top of those high dollar oil changes. Looked brand new inside.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hatidua View Post
    I woke up one morning in Baja, turned over in my sleeping bag to see a lake of 10w-30 under the engine of my 1978 Scout-II....granted, that's back in the days when we actually carried enough spare parts along to solve any problem, and Mexican mechanics can MacGyver just about anything into running.
    I remember seeing a thread on a motorcycle forum about 10 years ago where a guy repaired a broken cylinder with jb weld and rode the bike 100 miles home on it.
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    Looked more like a combat video clip than a mechanics!



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    Total loss oiling system, kind of like the speedway bikes used to use...
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    Quote Originally Posted by tmleadr03 View Post
    Your engine was one of the cleanest inside I have seen. You are clearly staying on top of those high dollar oil changes. Looked brand new inside.
    Yeah... Running additional HP over stock, I don't want to stick to the factory 15K per change. I do it about twice as often, sometimes a little more often than than. The Methanol injection helps to clean it too.
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