REFLECTOR:Oil blow by
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reflector@tvbf.org
Sat, 14 Jun 2003 12:41:57 EDT
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Rene,
In my Cherokee 235 with an IO-540, I had a problem with blowby as well. I
do have an oil return system on it, and that helped some. In the winter here I
changed to Aeroshell Multi-Viscosity because the 50 wt gets too thick. They
say that it helps cut blowby, and miracle of miracles, they were right!
I use that now winter and summer, and mave cut my blowby down to almost
nothing.
Not sure how or why, but it works for me.
Kurt Winker
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p; I do have an oil return system on it, and that helped some. In the=20=
winter here I changed to Aeroshell Multi-Viscosity because the 50 wt gets to=
o thick. They say that it helps cut blowby, and miracle of miracles, t=
hey were right! <BR>
<BR>
I use that now winter and summer, and mave cut my blowby down to almost noth=
ing. <BR>
Not sure how or why, but it works for me. <BR>
<BR>
Kurt Winker</FONT></HTML>
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