kdroy
New Member
This past winter I stored my Amphi in an enclosed trailer in MN.
Much to my horror, the trailer roof leaked & I ended up with water in my car.
This leaked occured in the spring, not winter, so it didn't freeze.
Unfortunately, I left the bilge plug in or it would have drained.
What I didn't realize right away is that water got into my engine.
I only had it running for a few minutes, but that was enough to mix up the oil/water into
a white slimy mess.
I've changed oil 4 times so far, (once with a a quart of kerosone) & ran it for a couple mintues. When I drain the oil, it still looks like chocolate milk.
Any ideas of how the clean this mess without tearing the engine apart?
Maybe if I change oil a dozen or so times, it'll clean itself.
Ken(KD) Roy
Much to my horror, the trailer roof leaked & I ended up with water in my car.
This leaked occured in the spring, not winter, so it didn't freeze.
Unfortunately, I left the bilge plug in or it would have drained.
What I didn't realize right away is that water got into my engine.
I only had it running for a few minutes, but that was enough to mix up the oil/water into
a white slimy mess.
I've changed oil 4 times so far, (once with a a quart of kerosone) & ran it for a couple mintues. When I drain the oil, it still looks like chocolate milk.
Any ideas of how the clean this mess without tearing the engine apart?
Maybe if I change oil a dozen or so times, it'll clean itself.
Ken(KD) Roy