Do you purge your oil?
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Do you purge your oil?
I just stumbled upon "Delboys Garage" on YouTube.
He did a motor oil change on a softtaill but went one step further and purged the old oil out via the return oil tube using new oil to push out all the old.
Amazingly, he got a full litre MORE of dirty old oil out before the new oil started coming through!!
This is new to me but DAMN it makes a lot of sense!
Do any of you do this?
I will from now on.
He did a motor oil change on a softtaill but went one step further and purged the old oil out via the return oil tube using new oil to push out all the old.
Amazingly, he got a full litre MORE of dirty old oil out before the new oil started coming through!!
This is new to me but DAMN it makes a lot of sense!
Do any of you do this?
I will from now on.
Last edited by 81shovelhd!; 06-10-2024 at 05:13 PM.
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06-10-2024, 05:45 PM
I've 'purged' gas station mini mart bean and cheese burritos but never occurred to me to purge engine oil, nor will I consider it going forward
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If you do it regular, you keep diluting whatever is in sump.
To do it every third time sounds like you just want to use the gizmo you bought.
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Also maybe it is good to keep some oil in their on start up. When I was a kid I would drain over night, I decided it was a waste of time, plus wondered if it is better to leave the oil in. Not a harley that you are draining from tank, but from something that you were draining from crankcase.
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