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| subject: | Odd rumble in Durango solved. |
23 Apr 12 20:38, Mark Hofmann wrote to Roy Witt:
RW>> My thinking is that if the oil used is heavier, it will be less
RW>> likely for the lifter to leak down. You could also go with a single
RW>> weight oil such as 30w and get the same effect.
MH> I'll try the 10w-40 synthetic on my next change.
MH> Would 20w-50 be too thick and cause a possible gasket blowout?
It will be just fine. Gaskets don't fail because of heavy oil, they fail
because of internal gas* pressure.
* Not gasoline, gas as in piston ring blowby creating pressure in the
crankcase, which is vented through the PCV.
MH> I used that type of oil in the old Malibu and my daughter's car to
MH> "slow down" the oil leaking. The thicker it was, the
less oil would
MH> leak out.
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