Date: Wed, 21 Jun 00 14:49:02 GMT From: amesnopsamrak.demon.co.uk (Andrew Stephenson) Subject: Re: How do I test the DI unit?
In article <8iq5mr$t98$1nopsam1.deja.com> coxinganopsameja.com "coxinga" writes: > [...] > > It will not and may not damage the DI testing it upside down. > Period. Have already done so. What's your answer to a hard > stop and sharp cornering which may damage the DI if testing it > upside down MAY do the same thing? I suspect the big factor is 'time'. A brief sloshing about, as the car corners or hits a bump, will be neither here nor there; the oil will quickly re-immerse the works. Prolonged inversion will be different: oil can drain off surfaces, out of cracks and crevices, generally lay things bare. My 2 new pence (2000 model). -- Andrew Stephenson
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