Posted by holmesw on April 20, 2011 at 07:31:48 from (67.54.176.38):
In Reply to: Engine Oil in a 53 posted by Albo5000 on April 19, 2011 at 14:33:38:
I have heard people telling of experiences of burning up old engines from having used the detergent oil. Although if you do drop the pan and can clean up all of the old sludge, there probably is no harm as long as you have an oil filter on it. If you get most of the old sludge out, the rest of it, or anything else that you miss, should just get caught in the filter. If you do switch to detergent, you might want to give it an oil change a little sooner than you normally would. If it is extremely dirty keep on giving it quicker oil changes, if it looks fairly normal, you did a good job of cleaning up the sludge, and are good to go.
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