

| Subject: | Re: Oil pressure with Mystery oil |
| From: | T Berk |
| Date: | Mon, 17 Sep 2001 13:36:26 -0700 |
"Greenamyer, William L" wrote: > > Something funny happened on the way to work this morning. I put Marvel > Mystery Oil in the Vanagon two weeks ago and have not driven it much since. > Finally got around to driving it to work and for the first time ever, it > gave the oil flicker at idle. Didn't keep doing it but still put a scare in > me. I put a couple ounces in the oil. Is it characteristic that this can > occur due to the thinning of the oil? Nothing else has changed from what I > have been using for quite a while now. Oil and filters are the same. Just > added maybe 3-4 ounces of Marvel. > > William Besides thinning the oil (which that small amount should not have greatly) you should consider the effects of the 'soap factor' brought upon by the MM Oil, re: more penetrant properties, also the cleaning effect- maybe less gunk and more space for oil to loose pressure. Change the oil and see what happens. TBerk
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