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Old 12-01-2011, 08:38 PM   #1
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Default Water Under Rocker Cover - EF2 I6

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Hey Guys

Little problem... Should I drain the oil (whats left of it) after some water got in it? The oil filler cap on the rocker cover broke away while i was cleaning up the rocker cover and about ~200ml's of water got into it before i could stop the hose (one of those old designs where it twists on or off)... should i be worried?

I have enough oil here to drain the old stuff and put in some other stuff but not too sure on what else i should check?


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