With the oil filter saturated it's no different than a normal cold start. All the oil drains out of the passages whenever you shutdown the engine.
On Apr 14, 2010 11:12am, Thor Lancelot Simon wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 05:58:36PM +0000, westridge@... wrote:
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> >> I'd be concerned about wear on the engine from all those dry starts
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> >> overwhelming any benefit from the frequent oil changes, at that
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> > I'm not sure if folks know to do this but dry starts are a lot less dry
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> > if one soaks the oil filter in oil before installing it.
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> I hope most people here do know to pour as much oil as feasible into the
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> new filter before installing it.
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> Still, after an oil change you are starting the engine with all the oil
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> drained out of all of its passages. It is about the worst single thing
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> you can do short of contaminating the oil, air, or fuel with something
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> abrasive, in terms of instantaneous wear on the engine, and that's why
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> there is a clear break even point where changing your oil more often is
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> worse for the engine, not better.
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> Where that point is, we can dispute, but it's somewhere between 0 miles
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> and the recommended oil change interval.
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