Think YOU have sludge problems???

[bkrell]

Wow, this is incredible!!!!!!

http://www.renault4.co.uk/tech-oil-change.htm

 

[racer12306]

wow thats bad

 

[vwoom]

"Why frequent oil changes are a very good idea. The oil in this engine had not been changed in several years, which resulted in serious wear and ultimately a scrap engine."

 

[Shannow]

Seen worse...much worse

 

[Jim Allen]

Lightweight sludge

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You should have seen engines in the days of non-detergent oils! I had an old Dodge truck with a flathead and pulled the side covers off to adjust the valves. The entire cavity was packed!

 

[Wasatch]

WOW what a mess.

 

[ekpolk]

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You should have seen engines in the days of non-detergent oils! I had an old Dodge truck with a flathead and pulled the side covers off to adjust the valves. The entire cavity was packed!

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A sludgepacker then???

Sorry, I just had to say that. . .

 

[Pablo]

Drain it and go!

I like the site - I want a Renault (F1 that is!)

 

[Bryanccfshr]

Did ya'll notice in the "good" picture of the stuffed frog?? LOL!

 

[Eiron]

Bryanccfshr,
If you like that frog, take a look at the "change the oil" link on that same page:

 

[bkrell]

Ah, British humor. Well, for an old Renault V4, that engine is pretty nice. We need to send a few cases of Chemtool and Auto Rx across the pond methinks.

 

[vwoom]

Yeah, lightweight. However, I'd like to see sludge pics though of oil turn into..mud.

Nice Kermit..

 

[Bryanccfshr]

It is not the first example of such humor I have encountered. Pikachu & Barbie repair hi-lift & Sometimes things get carried away.

 

[turbochem]

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Ah, British humor.

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British humor or stuffed animal fetish...you be the judge!!!

 

[turbochem]

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Wow, this is incredible!!!!!!

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A dab of Auto RX should clear that right up.....

Of course, you'd then have to use a spaghetti colander as an "oil" filter.......

 

[Pablo]

that there.....just seems wrong

 

[PandaBear]

The look like new engine below the sludger is not that nice either, but at least it is working.

 

[John K]

I agree about the example of an engine well cared for.... Lots of varnish. Don't know why they give it as an example of an engine that got good care. I guess it is all relative?