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My friend advised me to pour a crankcase full of old oil on the floor.

there was a Challenger T/A around here....... dude would pour a little drain oil into the quarters over the years, they didnt have any holes in them
 
Some posters leave out important details or words. I’ve certainly done it but I try to make things very clear - and even then readers interpret things differently. This one - yikes.
I’m thinking, you have a steel floor in the garage? That’s unusual. And you want to pour used oil on it?
You want to stink up your entire house?
You want to track oil into your house from the bottom of your shoes?
Geez. Some help here on details.

Now if you’re talking about pouring oil on the car floor, how are you ever going to clean that well enough to paint over it? And how long would that take?
 
Imagine what Steve could do with a fresh jar of Permatex anti-sieze compound.
 
I had a coworker in upstate New York that squirted old engine oil inside of his car doors. '68 Charger
 
10/40 or 20/50?
Full synthetic or Dino oil?
In your garage or teepee?
How can we answer without more facts?
 
I had a coworker in upstate New York that squirted old engine oil inside of his car doors. '68 Charger
I have seen that around here. It works. Now they have companies that come around and put Fluid Film in them.. I have a buddy that does his vehicles every year. ZERO rust on any of them. Makes a mess though where they are parked for the first week..
 
No offense Steve, but you are really unusual, and not always in a positive way. Many of your topics are interesting but others seem really waaaaaaaaaay out there. This topic is the latter.
I don't think that you're intentionally trying to be weird but you do present a very strange image of yourself.
Agreed. If he posted his tranny blew a seal.. I would definitely have to think about what actually happened.
 
I kinda like these threads. Interesting, amusing reading as opposing to the mundane. And I'll wait to see if it's pouring oil on the car floor, or garage floor which is what I thought, as well.
 
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