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| dlestep |
 Sep 14 2008, 11:02 AM
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I have an T IV engine that has sat in my garage fully assembled for seven years. I would like to know if I should replace all galley plugs prior to installing and using it. The cautious part of me says yes, the other part says I shouldn't have to. What do you guys say?
I remember reading, sometime in the recent past, an article on the changing composition of new lubricating oils and the older 911/914 oil cooled engines requiring certain percentages of zinc and phosphate additives that are no longer part of the mix. I remember the article listing oils that contain at least 12%. Does anyone remember in what publication that article appeared? |
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dlestep oils and galley plug question Sep 14 2008, 11:02 AM
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