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extra quart of oil question
Hi all,
What kind of damage, if any, would an extra quart of oil in the engine cause? thanks,
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sjsfiji '87 W124 260E (DD) 98K orig. mi. @7/15 CLK 7-Spoke Forged Wheels ![]() Neuspeed springs/Bilstein Sport 4/3 bump (F/R) '97 993 Carrera 106K orig. mi. Always driven like it's stolen
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It could cause foaming! Foaming can cause engine damage. In some American cars you can do this with no ill effect, but I would never try this in an MB. There's no reason to do this anyway.
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OOOooopps
Larry,
Thanks for the response. I inadvertently overfilled when I had a major leak when I forgot to check for the old oil filter gasket. In my haste, I assumed all 5 quarts previously added came out. cheers,
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sjsfiji '87 W124 260E (DD) 98K orig. mi. @7/15 CLK 7-Spoke Forged Wheels ![]() Neuspeed springs/Bilstein Sport 4/3 bump (F/R) '97 993 Carrera 106K orig. mi. Always driven like it's stolen
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You should be okay with the extra quart... You may find that the excess will leak past the rings a bit, causing you to burn some oil. Foaming is a slight issue, but when you drive, you figure you have engine circulating in the engine, and in the sump, so, you'll have a little more in the sump. Just suck out half a quart!
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