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First Time Winterizing
- AlexB
- Scurvy Dog
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Re: First Time Winterizing
- km1125
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Re: First Time Winterizing
If you are unsure, you can start with four and run it for a few minutes and then check the dipstick and start filling from there to get to "full". Don't overfill. Much better to be slightly under full than any over full, as long as you're above the "add oil" mark.
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- AlexB
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Re: First Time Winterizing
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- CYO Supporter
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Re: First Time Winterizing
As mentioned, I would put at least 5 in, run for a minute and check the dipstick. Sometimes you don't get all the old oil out if your siphon tube isn't in just right.
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