WATER IN THE ENGINE?

[gid]

you get condensation in oil from hot engine cooling in cold weather and collects in pan . Thus , oil looses some performance .

[TheSilkySmooth]

Originally Posted by gid

you get condensation in oil from hot engine cooling in cold weather and collects in pan . Thus , oil looses performance .

now for a complete change of pace. How much do you want for that dead parrot you have there. Yes the One with its feet stapled to the perch. Very, very NICE, but a bit smelly, aint She?

On yet another subject, mr GID, I thought that the piston blowby water vapour condensed into the cold oil. If the oil was above boiling for a goodly period, all the H-O-H will have evapourated off and suctioned by the PCV sytem. Now, there would be none left to condense onto cold metal.

- Papa

[ddongbap]

Originally Posted by TheSilkySmooth

now for a complete change of pace. How much do you want for that dead parrot you have there. Yes the One with its feet stapled to the perch. Very, very NICE, but a bit smelly, aint She?

On yet another subject, mr GID, I thought that the piston blowby water vapour condensed into the cold oil. If the oil was above boiling for a goodly period, all the H-O-H will have evapourated off and suctioned by the PCV sytem. Now, there would be none left to condense onto cold metal.

- Papa

Crack that whip, daddy.

[auxmike]

Originally Posted by TheSilkySmooth

now for a complete change of pace. How much do you want for that dead parrot you have there. Yes the One with its feet stapled to the perch. Very, very NICE, but a bit smelly, aint She?
- Papa

Dang,
Sounds like something Hannibal Lecter would say....