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Gas In Oil

Started by Zacsrex, Sep 01 2013 10:37 AM

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#1
Zacsrex

Posted 01 September 2013 - 10:37 AM

Granny

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Drives: 86 crx si

I got gas in my oil can any one help

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PowerWheels86

Posted 01 September 2013 - 12:45 PM

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Location:Houston, TX
Drives: 1986 CIVIC Si

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how did that happen? did you try doing an oil change?

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KSousa

Posted 01 September 2013 - 02:15 PM

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Location:san jose , CA
Drives: 1986 CRX Si, 1986 integra LS

im guessing your flooded your engine? Just about every engine will have some gas in the oil. It gets there through your piston rings as blow-by. If you flood the engine with gasoline (wont start, but you keep trying) then you should do an oil change as soon as possible. People don't really think about it, but if the engine is flooded enough that it wont start, there's really only one place for all that gasoline in your cylinders to go, down. Also check for leaking injectors, that could also be allowing a steady supply of fuel to your cylinders. Either way, if you can see the gasoline in the oil, then do the oil change before driving it any more. fuel does not make a good lubricant.

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