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Replace oil/filter just

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Generally it is good practice to after engine work that sees the engine partially disassembled, if the engine's internals are exposed ,even if only a camshaft cover removed, to afterwards change the oil/filter just to catch/remove the junk that might find its way into the oil.

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Generally it is good practice to after engine work that sees the engine partially disassembled, if the engine's internals are exposed ,even if only a camshaft cover removed, to afterwards change the oil/filter just to catch/remove the junk that might find its way into the oil.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I changed my oil in my 1999 - 996 and found some pieces of liquid gasket sealer in the oil filter. The PO had a few areas resealed and the liquid gasket material is from small particles inside breaking off -- ooze. I do not have any leaks etc. no issues just concerned. Where do I get my oil tested --- or should say analyzed.??? Thanks, Chuck 951

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I am assuming they mean here blackstone-labs.com/

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are curious. I did it once and that was that. Generally it is good practice to after engine work that sees the engine partially disassembled, if the engine's internals are exposed ,even if only a camshaft cover removed, to afterwards change the oil/filter just to catch/remove the junk that might find its way into the oil. As for the analysis, my advice would be to save your money and apply it to next oil/filter service. Sincerely, Macster.

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