Subject	Re: Yes he did.
Posted by	nixit on January 08, 2004 at 2:02 PM
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In Reply To	Yes he did. posted by Small_Fry on January 08, 2004 at 01:56 PM
Message	:Nissan's Service Manual warns against overfilling the oil, which you've done if you've used 4+ quarts. The warning tells you that the oil will froth and lose its flow characteristics, and also cause the engine to lose power. 330/306 AT 11PSI. NEXT :Not to mention it is more likely to reverse flow in the PCV valves and into the intake tract. I'VE NEVER HAD ANY SMOKE DURING AUTOCROSSES OR ROADCOURSE RUNS. NEXT
Follow Ups	4 quarts of oil!!! - emo236 12:32:58 01/08/04 I couldn't beleive it either.... - Gizmo600R 12:38:22 01/08/04 B717-200 using a BR700-715 turbine engine holds 15 qts - DAYTONAZ 13:11:49 01/08/04 Wow, always wondered ab....wait...no I didn't. (n/m) - unluky 13:20:27 01/08/04 Exactly (n/m) - DAYTONAZ 14:00:06 01/08/04 3 and 5/8 is with a new oil filter. 3 quarts with no oil - JC_NS 12:38:51 01/08/04 Shrug. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 12:54:08 01/08/04 i ALWAYS OVER FILL MINE. - nixit 12:57:46 01/08/04 Couldn't that be hurtful? Too much oil pressure. - emo236 13:00:40 01/08/04 You could, just be careful when you start it on cold morning - KaZ (VaBch) 13:06:16 01/08/04 just out of curiosity, how do you "carefully" start an engin - Bernie (OOParts International) 13:11:14 01/08/04 Don't rev over 3k when the engine is cold... - KaZ (VaBch) 13:44:02 01/08/04 ah, i see... so, you're suggesting that one should warm it - Bernie (OOParts International) 15:34:55 01/08/04 I buy 5 quarts and leave about 1/5 in the last quart. - zxjpmzx 13:02:21 01/08/04 Great way to blow your seals. - SooperZ95 13:04:46 01/08/04 When I owned my 94TT for 50 months...I had just - zxjpmzx 13:08:43 01/08/04 Wow 217k is very impressive. - SooperZ95 13:10:56 01/08/04 wow... i never knew... - nixit 13:15:21 01/08/04 Glad to school you. - SooperZ95 13:29:18 01/08/04 I don't think you schooled him. (n/m) - Marshall 13:36:03 01/08/04 Yes he did. - Small_Fry 13:56:24 01/08/04 Re: Yes he did. - nixit 14:02:15 01/08/04 Are you using an aftermarket oil cooler? (n/m) - SooperZ95 14:14:24 01/08/04 Hey, what's that green dot next to your name? (n/m) - Marshall 14:41:04 01/08/04 Its to keep pricks like you from picking on me. (n/m) - Small_Fry 15:05:47 01/08/04 It's not working. (n/m) - Marshall 16:20:10 01/08/04 oh that was funny! (n/m) - Technomancer 11:32:27 01/09/04 look at the oil quantity specs for a 90 - Spee 17:43:59 01/08/04 So what is different? - SooperZ95 20:30:37 01/08/04 :) - Southern_Z [IL] 13:52:32 01/08/04 Yeah, I think it is hurtful, the oil level is too high in... - Southern_Z [IL] 13:06:22 01/08/04 If nixit is actually being serious, I believe when you - PiotrC70 13:14:04 01/08/04 I've noticed that a half quart over quiets down the lifters - TagZ 13:40:12 01/08/04 Has anyone ever developed... - ZigZag 17:08:55 01/08/04 I fill mine up to the full mark on the dipstick. About 4.5qt (n/m) - Sk8rlee 13:06:43 01/08/04 That's because you have an NA. - SooperZ95 13:11:57 01/08/04 Re: That's because you have an NA. - Sk8rlee 14:32:50 01/08/04 NA and TT variation only applies to 90 model year. - Small_Fry 15:07:00 01/08/04 No they dont - if anything they have LESS since the - YugoBernie (NoVA) 17:07:51 01/08/04 i was amazed as well - need-a_TT 13:14:27 01/08/04 90 NA 4.4 qts,90 TT 4.6 qts, 91-96 All 3.6 qts. (n/m) - pearlwhite300zx 13:24:07 01/08/04 If I put 3.6 qts. of oil in my 94TT with a new filter in it - zxjpmzx 13:32:13 01/08/04 Also, I notice that the oil pan on my 94TT looks to be a - zxjpmzx 13:37:37 01/08/04 It's more dependent on the length of the motor - J.R. (phx) 13:54:01 01/08/04 Your car must not be lowered, if it was it would take 4 (n/m) - DAYTONAZ 14:01:56 01/08/04 OVERFILLED: THAT IS ONE OF THE WORST THING TO DO IF >>> - Oppaman Z 14:03:05 01/08/04 In fact there was even a Nissan TSB about overfilling oil - Small_Fry 15:08:55 01/08/04 Wondering why you use two different screen names and >>> - Oppaman Z 23:05:18 01/08/04
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