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Old 10-13-2006, 12:40 AM
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.. for the supercharger oil to look like this when it comes out?
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Also what might be a reason for the oil level to be down a little, I know it was topped up when i bought the car (year and a half ago) and it was down a little when i opened it up and sucked it out, But i see NO signs of any leaks and was told it could be normal because my uncles car went through alot of oil the same way (93 SSEi)


On a side note, Does anyone have a spare cap/plug for the SC oil fill hole, someone mangled the **** out of mine with the wrong size allen key and it took over half an hour to get mine off
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Geez, that looks like mud to me! Well, */c oil probably has a different viscocity, thickness, etc. than regular 10w-30, so I'm not going to try and guess, but that sure does look weird...
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Geez, that looks like mud to me! Well, */c oil probably has a different viscocity, thickness, etc. than regular 10w-30, so I'm not going to try and guess, but that sure does look weird...
Petra.. go change your SC oil ... sounds like it'* overdue.

PeterG...my Canadian buddy.. that looks about right, does it smell righteous? If so.. all is well in SC oil land.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Petra.. go change your SC oil ... sounds like it'* overdue.
I'm planning on it this weekend
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Your local dealer should stock the plug.

It'* the same one for the M90 as well.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Your local dealer should stock the plug.

It'* the same one for the M90 as well.
thank you Bill, ill get one from parts at lunch (hopfully its stocked)

And Boosty it did smell but not nearly as bad as i was expecting it to, but passer by did comment on the smell

I w3as just suprised that it came out green whan it goes in clear :?
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Make a habit of doing this once a year. In this case, if you didn't perhaps get it all, you might consider another change in the spring.

Or install a nosedrive drain like willwren did.
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Make a habit of doing this once a year. In this case, if you didn't perhaps get it all, you might consider another change in the spring.

Or install a nosedrive drain like willwren did.
That'* not a drain that Willwren did.. that'* er uh.. compensation for something...

Having changed my SC oil quite a bit lately..I've found it doesn't stay "clean" very long and yearly changing is the minimum I plan on doing.
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I believe ED Morad has a plug on ebay from a M62. IIRC he'* getting something like $7.99 + shipping.
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Anyone got a PN for the plug? i asked at work and we couldnt find it, we even looked at the Blow up pic of the whole SC assembley and it wasnt on there

that and i wasnt able to ask till the end of the day and the guy that knows all this stuff better had already left


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