Someone's in for a bad day...

[TheLawnRanger]

Originally Posted By: Delta
Originally Posted By: TheLawnRanger
There are tons of people stuffing their old nag horses with out of date chocolate bars from a famous nearby candy factory and riding them till they blow. I've seen this a lot in the Amish country of rural South Central PA. Of course, this is more common in non-equestrian inspection states.

Bwahaha, I guess I should have seen that one coming

Actually, where I live now seems more rural then where I lived at in MS. I think the mountain does something to these folks, either that or something in the water...

Mississippi stopped requiring car inspections two or three years ago. I always thought it was a greedy way for the state to make extra money. However, I now see twice as many cars held together with duct tape and bungee cords. It may be the same in other non-inspection states.

 

[SuperSalad]

Originally Posted By: Vuflanovsky
Originally Posted By: KGMtech
Maybe the ND oil went into grounds maintenance equipment? can't just assume it went directly into a car engine.


The manufacturer says it's for compressors so you obviously hope it maybe went into something mounted on the back of a truck and not what's mounted in the front.

What'ya mean? An ICE is a compressor. Takes low pressure liquid and produces high pressure gas.

 

[fdcg27]

Any oil is better than no oil.
If you found a couple of empty quarts, then the oil pressure light was likely coming on in corners.
Better to put in a couple of quarts of this than to run a sump level low enough that the pickup sucks air.
Wouldn't be my pick and probably wasn't all that cheap either, but any port in a storm.

 

[Crispysea]

At least they put oil in it! Topping decent oil up with this stuff won’t do any real damage. The ones who don’t know their oil is low, now they’re in trouble. I’ve seen them at the auto parts store. “My oil light is on.” They then end up buying 3 or 4 quarts just to fill it up! Their oil must look like glitter...