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PostPosted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 7:26 pm 
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ok well i finally got the speedo drive gear out :evil: but lost all the oil in the process. the motor did have some sort of running in oil in it so i am just wondering what to put back in it? what is the best oil to use during running in.

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Any cheapo 20W/50 will be suitable. I use Valvoline SF 20W/50, Graham Russell gets his cheapo 20W/50 from KMart, sez it's made by Shell..
Don't use fancy oils with lots of wear additives for running in- it'll never bed in properly.

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sounds good. supercheap should have a healthy range or cheapo oils for me to choose from. 8)

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So how did you finally get it out?

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i took off the housing. took a while and resulted in me getting oil up my nose and all over the floor but it let me get the thing out...it came out pretty easily once i could see it. but now its out the new one will be going in tonight and hopefully i can put it all back together and get on the road soon.... 8)

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ive had oil up the sleeve, in the hair but never up the nose
did you do the farmers snort with it? (word taken from "word-a-day" General Discussion, www.ausmini.com)

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oh yeh... i snorted like crazy then hit my head on the underside of the car. :x ouch. then my nose started burning. not a pleasant experience.

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I've been told that petrol in your underarm hurts like crazy.


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ouch. not to keen to test that one...

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