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![]() Chris Wells wrote: #1 has been circulating for years in motorcycle banter. I've seen for myself that folks who only take short trips on their bikes get white dipsticks, from all the moisture in their oil. ------------------------------------------------------------------- "Patriotism means to stand by the country. It does not mean to stand by the President." - President Theodore Roosevelt -- Chris Wells Seen the same on VWs when they only get short ground runs. The small oil quanity probably exagerates the problem, but it's there in all reciprocating engines. As to the hot air aspect, what's in the cylinder after shut down? If you pull the mixture, the cylinders are cleared with a few blades of clean (?) air before the prop stops. Turning off the switch, however, leaves some fuel in the chamber. One of them is probably under pressure too. $.02 |
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