SC Oil
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DINOSAURUS BOOSTUS
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There is no interval for changing/adding that I am aware of. However the oil is $6.50 a bottle (small) at my local dealer. If you take an old spray bottle sprayer, pull the plug on the SC and pump the old oil out, then put in new to the bottom of the plug threads you will be all set for a while.
I'd suggest changing it about every 1-2 years depending on mileage.
PS.. It smells bad.
I'd suggest changing it about every 1-2 years depending on mileage.
PS.. It smells bad.
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Originally Posted by SUPRCHRGD
REAL BAD!!!!:
just changed mine for the first time..
just changed mine for the first time..
All the NEBF folks smelled it. I think it'* a smell I'm not looking to be around....but it'* not unbearable.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Originally Posted by SUPRCHRGD
REAL BAD!!!!:
just changed mine for the first time..
just changed mine for the first time..
All the NEBF folks smelled it. I think it'* a smell I'm not looking to be around....but it'* not unbearable.
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Once a year will defintaly keep it good, i changed mine before BFEST, checked it here not long ago, still VERY clean, almost clear.
When i changed it, it was black and stunk like hell.
When i changed it, it was black and stunk like hell.
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Right, being that it'* under a quart in a splash type setup only to mildly lube the gears on the front of the rotors, there'* no real dependency for it to be changed regularly.
If it'* never been changed, it'* a pretty cheap and easy insurance if you ask my opinon.
If it'* never been changed, it'* a pretty cheap and easy insurance if you ask my opinon.