how much supercharger oil????
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how much supercharger oil????
I was filling up my M62 tonight and it only took about a bottle and a half of the supercharger oil, or about 6 oz..........is this right, I thought it took at least 8
After topping it off I turned the pulley by hand to let it air out all the bubbles, I did this a few times untill it stopped doing it. The SC was bone dry after I took it apart cleaned everything inside and out and replaced the coupler...has been sitting for about 3 months w/o any oil.....did I screw something up here?
My M90 took both bottles when I filled it up, and it wasnt bone dry!
After topping it off I turned the pulley by hand to let it air out all the bubbles, I did this a few times untill it stopped doing it. The SC was bone dry after I took it apart cleaned everything inside and out and replaced the coupler...has been sitting for about 3 months w/o any oil.....did I screw something up here?
My M90 took both bottles when I filled it up, and it wasnt bone dry!
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You did use the new stuff that just came out, right? Part number 34552987?
The other stuff was BAD news for the last year'* production and had to be replaced. It eats seals and bearings.
kidding.
You're good.
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Bill...your gunna give someone a heart attack.
Ps. mine only took 1 bottle to fill, but then again its hard to see how much is in there, it looked and appeared to be at the bottom of the threading..
Ps. mine only took 1 bottle to fill, but then again its hard to see how much is in there, it looked and appeared to be at the bottom of the threading..
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Originally Posted by willwren
You did use the new stuff that just came out, right? Part number 34552987?
The other stuff was BAD news for the last year'* production and had to be replaced. It eats seals and bearings.
kidding.
You're good.
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Originally Posted by willwren
You did use the new stuff that just came out, right? Part number 34552987?
The other stuff was BAD news for the last year'* production and had to be replaced. It eats seals and bearings.
kidding.
You're good.
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Originally Posted by willwren
You did use the new stuff that just came out, right? Part number 34552987?
The other stuff was BAD news for the last year'* production and had to be replaced. It eats seals and bearings.
kidding.
You're good.
I almost bolted for my garage to look at my SC oil.Good one.
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Originally Posted by Paul
Originally Posted by willwren
You did use the new stuff that just came out, right? Part number 34552987?
The other stuff was BAD news for the last year'* production and had to be replaced. It eats seals and bearings.
kidding.
You're good.
I almost bolted for my garage to look at my SC oil.Good one.
yeah, good one
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