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Alon c90 oil change
- Keith Whitcomb
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						25 Feb 2024 12:46		 -  25 Feb 2024 12:51		#13
		by Keith Whitcomb
	
	
		
			
	
	
			 		
													
	
				Replied by Keith Whitcomb on topic Alon c90 oil change			
			
				I pulled the quick disconnect drain plug all the way out. No additional oil came out. The dip stick still reads about a quart.
so the total removed was 1 3/4 quarts and the stick read almost 4qts before I started
					so the total removed was 1 3/4 quarts and the stick read almost 4qts before I started
		Last edit: 25 Feb 2024 12:51  by Keith Whitcomb.		Reason: Additional information	
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						25 Feb 2024 12:33				#14
		by Keith Whitcomb
	
	
		
			
	
			
			 		
													
	
				Alon c90 oil change was created by Keith Whitcomb			
			
				I know I’m not getting all the old oil out.  I know this engine was designed for taildraggers. Nose high, tail on the ground.  Which may aid in draining all the oil.   My aircraft came to me with a push style quick drain installed where a plug should go.  But even when I wire up the drain bucket and hold the tail to the ground.   I only get about 2 quarts out.   The dip stick still reads 2 quarts after the oil has been drained.  
i have no idea how far the quick disconnect threads into the oil pan.
Anybody have a clue? Removing the lower cowling every oil change doesn’t sound like fun.
					i have no idea how far the quick disconnect threads into the oil pan.
Anybody have a clue? Removing the lower cowling every oil change doesn’t sound like fun.
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