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What is worth saving from an overheated '89 B230FT?? 1989

posted by  someone claiming to be hunter on  Sun Jan 16 16:38 CST 2005 [RELATED]

Dude, I actually really appreciated the warning about elemental sodium. I can just see myself drilling out one of these hard steel valves to make a tiny funnel or soemething and using water to cool it while I drill it out.

And yeah as soon as I hit 3000 miles I stop wherever I am, which was once on a one lane bridge, and whip out the drain pan from the trunk and let the oil drain while I walk to the nearest 7-11 to get my oil. I only buy the cheapest oil at 7-11 because I do not believe in using oil with detergents in it. I mean if all of the sludge that is made by used oil isn't supposed to be in the crankcase then why put a crankcase there to begin with?






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