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Well, you are in fact right -- I did check the dipstick as I was filling
and 5 quarts seemed to be just past the top line of the good range.
Warm, the oil level is just a little higher. I'm thinking I aught to
let some out, just in case.
PS -- Wouldn't you prefer to see a nice number in a manual that tells
you conclusively what to put in as opposed to guessing? Precision makes
me happy. I'm already over my budget for the Dak this year!
Pete
Jon N. Benignus wrote:
| on 3/4/04 7:40 PM, Peter Grace at pgrace@fierymoon.com wrote:
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|
|>I couldn't find how much oil I
|>should put back in the sucker
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|
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| Ya know, there is a little invention called a DIPSTICK...it tells you how
| much oil is in the engine.
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| Then again, it is also used to describe people who can't read one...
|
| Just giving you some static, but, isn't it somewhat obvious?
|
| Jon
| STL MO
|
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