When to call it quits? When is enough, enough?
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I pour in the oil until it drip drops out.
Then I take the bottles inside and put them one by one upside down on a funnel that feeds into an empty oil bottle and let them sit over night. It recovers what oil is left in the container.
I've recovered a few oz here and there doing it. Which is enough to replace what my bike burns.
Then I take the bottles inside and put them one by one upside down on a funnel that feeds into an empty oil bottle and let them sit over night. It recovers what oil is left in the container.
I've recovered a few oz here and there doing it. Which is enough to replace what my bike burns.
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If you want to laugh, read the OP.
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He drains the oil, removes the filter, then starts the bike for a few seconds – the bike pukes out a few additional filthy ounces from the filter mount.
Haven't done this myself just yet nor ever heard this before...
Last edited by Old Sport; 04-12-2024 at 09:08 AM.
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