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has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual gearbox ...if
so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
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Coskerie wrote:
> has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual gearbox
> ...if so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
Shoving sawdust in through the oil filler works better. . . . . .
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> has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual gearbox
> ...if so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
Shoving sawdust in through the oil filler works better. . . . . .
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On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 21:19:19 GMT, "Exit" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Coskerie wrote:
>> has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual gearbox
>> ...if so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
>
>Shoving sawdust in through the oil filler works better. . . . . .
You wiener, this is misleading information.
1. There are no oil filters on manual transmissions
2. Packing the gearbox with Rolled Oats works better
>Coskerie wrote:
>> has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual gearbox
>> ...if so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
>
>Shoving sawdust in through the oil filler works better. . . . . .
You wiener, this is misleading information.
1. There are no oil filters on manual transmissions
2. Packing the gearbox with Rolled Oats works better
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Roughly 1/20/04 16:06, Jumpin' Jiminy's monkeys randomly typed:
> On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 21:19:19 GMT, "Exit" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>Coskerie wrote:
>>> has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual gearbox
>>> ...if so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
>>
>>Shoving sawdust in through the oil filler works better. . . . . .
>
> You wiener, this is misleading information.
> 1. There are no oil filters on manual transmissions
"filler" != "filter"
> 2. Packing the gearbox with Rolled Oats works better
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> On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 21:19:19 GMT, "Exit" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>Coskerie wrote:
>>> has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual gearbox
>>> ...if so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
>>
>>Shoving sawdust in through the oil filler works better. . . . . .
>
> You wiener, this is misleading information.
> 1. There are no oil filters on manual transmissions
"filler" != "filter"
> 2. Packing the gearbox with Rolled Oats works better
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Roughly 1/20/04 01:02, Coskerie's monkeys randomly typed:
> has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual gearbox ...if
> so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
This used to be an old trick to quiet one down just long
enough to sell it. e.g. on a car that normally used
20 to 40 weight oil, stuff in some 90 to 120 weight
lube and unload it on a hot day, since it is gonna
be really hard to shift when cold.
Depending on the vehicle, you might be able to keep it
alive a bit longer with a synthetic oil of heavier weight,
e.g. Redline.
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> has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual gearbox ...if
> so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
This used to be an old trick to quiet one down just long
enough to sell it. e.g. on a car that normally used
20 to 40 weight oil, stuff in some 90 to 120 weight
lube and unload it on a hot day, since it is gonna
be really hard to shift when cold.
Depending on the vehicle, you might be able to keep it
alive a bit longer with a synthetic oil of heavier weight,
e.g. Redline.
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Jumpin' Jiminy wrote:
> On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 21:19:19 GMT, "Exit" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Coskerie wrote:
>>> has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual gearbox
>>> ...if so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
>>
>> Shoving sawdust in through the oil filler works better. . . . . .
>
> You wiener, this is misleading information.
> 1. There are no oil filters on manual transmissions
Learn to read - I said FILLER not FILTER!
> 2. Packing the gearbox with Rolled Oats works better
No, cereal based products break down and ferment to easily, sawdust is more
stable. . . . . . . ;-)
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> On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 21:19:19 GMT, "Exit" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Coskerie wrote:
>>> has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual gearbox
>>> ...if so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
>>
>> Shoving sawdust in through the oil filler works better. . . . . .
>
> You wiener, this is misleading information.
> 1. There are no oil filters on manual transmissions
Learn to read - I said FILLER not FILTER!
> 2. Packing the gearbox with Rolled Oats works better
No, cereal based products break down and ferment to easily, sawdust is more
stable. . . . . . . ;-)
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On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 11:35:37 GMT, "Exit" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Jumpin' Jiminy wrote:
>> On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 21:19:19 GMT, "Exit" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> Coskerie wrote:
>>>> has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual gearbox
>>>> ...if so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
>>>
>>> Shoving sawdust in through the oil filler works better. . . . . .
>>
>> You wiener, this is misleading information.
>> 1. There are no oil filters on manual transmissions
>
>Learn to read - I said FILLER not FILTER!
>
Must have been a typo. I'm sure I meant winner
>> 2. Packing the gearbox with Rolled Oats works better
>
>No, cereal based products break down and ferment to easily, sawdust is more
>stable. . . . . . . ;-)
Hmmm, fermentation. Maybe barley might be worth trying.
>Jumpin' Jiminy wrote:
>> On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 21:19:19 GMT, "Exit" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> Coskerie wrote:
>>>> has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual gearbox
>>>> ...if so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
>>>
>>> Shoving sawdust in through the oil filler works better. . . . . .
>>
>> You wiener, this is misleading information.
>> 1. There are no oil filters on manual transmissions
>
>Learn to read - I said FILLER not FILTER!
>
Must have been a typo. I'm sure I meant winner
>> 2. Packing the gearbox with Rolled Oats works better
>
>No, cereal based products break down and ferment to easily, sawdust is more
>stable. . . . . . . ;-)
Hmmm, fermentation. Maybe barley might be worth trying.
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Jumpin' Jiminy wrote:
> On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 11:35:37 GMT, "Exit" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Jumpin' Jiminy wrote:
>>> On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 21:19:19 GMT, "Exit" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Coskerie wrote:
>>>>> has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual
>>>>> gearbox ...if so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
>>>>
>>>> Shoving sawdust in through the oil filler works better. . . . . .
>>>
>>> You wiener, this is misleading information.
>>> 1. There are no oil filters on manual transmissions
>>
>> Learn to read - I said FILLER not FILTER!
>>
> Must have been a typo. I'm sure I meant winner
>
>>> 2. Packing the gearbox with Rolled Oats works better
>>
>> No, cereal based products break down and ferment to easily, sawdust
>> is more stable. . . . . . . ;-)
> Hmmm, fermentation. Maybe barley might be worth trying.
Now, now - no sniffing your diffs!
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> On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 11:35:37 GMT, "Exit" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Jumpin' Jiminy wrote:
>>> On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 21:19:19 GMT, "Exit" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Coskerie wrote:
>>>>> has anyone used heavier grade oil to quieten a noisey manual
>>>>> gearbox ...if so what sort and how succesful....cheers Shane
>>>>
>>>> Shoving sawdust in through the oil filler works better. . . . . .
>>>
>>> You wiener, this is misleading information.
>>> 1. There are no oil filters on manual transmissions
>>
>> Learn to read - I said FILLER not FILTER!
>>
> Must have been a typo. I'm sure I meant winner
>
>>> 2. Packing the gearbox with Rolled Oats works better
>>
>> No, cereal based products break down and ferment to easily, sawdust
>> is more stable. . . . . . . ;-)
> Hmmm, fermentation. Maybe barley might be worth trying.
Now, now - no sniffing your diffs!
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