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On my sample three back they highlighted potassium, iron was up also.
Around here there are a lot of potash mines, they use the mineral salt on our roads, but I was getting higher than normal level suddenly.
Dealer did injectors cup o-rings right before that. I found they didn’t tighten the clamp on the rubber boot intake on the turbo, so it was sucking in road spray.
Numbers in subsequent samples went back down
(03-08-2020 )uncleal13 Wrote: [ -> ]On my sample three back they highlighted potassium, iron was up also.
Around here there are a lot of potash mines, they use the mineral salt on our roads, but I was getting higher than normal level suddenly.
Dealer did injectors cup o-rings right before that. I found they didn’t tighten the clamp on the rubber boot intake on the turbo, so it was sucking in road spray.
Numbers in subsequent samples went back down

Just seems like a lot of hours between oil changes... Adds up to like 22k+ or more miles for most highway trucks.
(03-08-2020 )Rawze Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-08-2020 )uncleal13 Wrote: [ -> ]On my sample three back they highlighted potassium, iron was up also.
Around here there are a lot of potash mines, they use the mineral salt on our roads, but I was getting higher than normal level suddenly.
Dealer did injectors cup o-rings right before that. I found they didn’t tighten the clamp on the rubber boot intake on the turbo, so it was sucking in road spray.
Numbers in subsequent samples went back down

Just seems like a lot of hours between oil changes... Adds up to like 22k+ or more miles for most highway trucks.
About 17,000 miles. Super B train hopper bottom.
(03-08-2020 )uncleal13 Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-08-2020 )Rawze Wrote: [ -> ]Just seems like a lot of hours between oil changes... Adds up to like 22k+ or more miles for most highway trucks.
About 17,000 miles. Super B train hopper bottom.

just make sure you apply fuel mileage into your oil change interval. oil wears out/contaminates/separates quicker, the harder you work an engine. the lower the fuel mileage, the more often you should change it for maximum longevity vs. cost of oil replacements. too far one way or the other costs you more than necessary over the long term.
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