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Old 03-12-2012, 09:43 PM
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Some people say this is the wrong thing to do but everyone has an opinion. If the oil is still very milky after oil change, flush the crank case with diesel. Put it to full mark and turn the engine over by hand then drain it. Don't run it like that though!!! I've seen it take 3-4 oil changes for the oil to clean up and not be milky.
Alcohol works too but don't run it an let it dry then put oil
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