Change your oil

[POWERHOUSE]

You never know when you might have to drop your drawers! . . . .

 

[proud dad]

 

[semi]

 

[IG.]

Frank, do you know how many miles on this oil change?

 

[POWERHOUSE]

Too many . . .

 

[E Zurcher]

Dino or Synth?

Curious if you have any shots of a motor that has had regular oil changes on either.

 

[POWERHOUSE]

Dino or Synth?

Don't know, didn't taste it . . .

Curious if you have any shots of a motor that has had regular oil changes on either.

A motor that has had regular oil changes and has not been overheated looks like new inside . . .

 

[mysticblu999]

That's some abuse right there.

 

[POWERHOUSE]

That's some abuse right there.

This motor definately was not taken care of . . .

 

[MisterGDBusa]

That looks bad

 

[bigjack7679]

Most Likely from running Dino oil with super extended oil changes over and over.

So is this motor getting a turbo????

 

[cheferman65]

Breaks my heart to see such neglect and lazy abuse....:down:

 

[outlawbusa]

Just curious, what initiated the tear down?

 

[BlueHaya]

Dino or Synth?

Curious if you have any shots of a motor that has had regular oil changes on either.

Here is mine with ~10k miles w/ mobil 1

 

[jellyrug]

My lawnmower oil looked like that, actually a bit worse, after 7 years without any maintenance.

Drained, put some MotoGP ENI Agip synthetic left overs in there and it is on year two again without maintenance still running like a champ. Amazing, oil is still clean at this stage, after the previous flush and change. Must be the Honda motor?

 

[RX1Jim]

That is just so nasty and no excuse for it. Given how uniformly the brown residue is it looks like then engine was overheated for an extended period of time to "bake" on the oil residue.