Pembroke Pines/Miramar/Hollywood Z Meet
05-21-2009, 06:51 PM
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05-21-2009, 07:17 PM
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If he used a synthetic, it should be thin enough to not have that problem. If it's regular mineral oil based, then I can maybe see that being a problem since it's thicker - especially in colder temperatures, the key has a harder time warming up with thicker oil. You could always use a flushing oil to get rid of the thicker buildup, but obviously you wouldn't want to run on it - its too thin.
I like Royal Purple or Mobil 1 full synthetic for mine. Just my preference.
I like Royal Purple or Mobil 1 full synthetic for mine. Just my preference.
Lol thanks everyone for the the grats! Its good to have a smooth running car again without having to be emberrased of leaving public parking lots
Regarding the issue..... well according to the Nissan corporate tech that is, The HR motor is NOT meant to be ran with Ester oil, which is a variant of regular engine oil. Whats special about the
"Ester"-ness?? I have no cluee, BUT... The engine oil i started using (Motul 300V-5w30 uses DOUBLE Ester Technology...... FML right??)
Sooo aperently the oil wasn't able to get through a set of ports that bring it up to the top of the head to lubricate the Cams, which was retarding my cam-timing. It would only happen for a few minutes though because once the oil warmed up it was fine. Im still skeptical.... but hei, my cars fixed and im happy
Now we begi- errr..... Resume the modding process ^_^ Next stop, Volk TE's anyone??? TEAM PB FTW
05-22-2009, 04:51 AM
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Call me Mark if its female models. lmao. I can help you set up the lights, and entertain the models, and make more bloopers with the model.
05-22-2009, 05:42 AM
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05-22-2009, 05:50 AM
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Mornin'!!! Busy as usual at work. Just finished with payroll yesterday and this morning.
This weekend is going to be soggy! Can't wait to get new tires and a big brake kit. I'm going to need it. Looks like it's going to be a busy rainy season.
This weekend is going to be soggy! Can't wait to get new tires and a big brake kit. I'm going to need it. Looks like it's going to be a busy rainy season.
