What is your definition

[X476]

All engine cores returned to Hollingsworth Core Logistics must be drained of fluids. Engine cores received with excessive fluids will be subject to a $100 penalty

Whose definition are they using? Looks to me just another way to screw us out of more money.

[partsguy99]

Not to mention the techs who will bitch about doing it. You know the type. " They don't pay me to drain fluids."

[Whiner]

This was a requirement from years ago, they must have stopped checking / enforcing it. The standard used to be that if the core checking group could put a dipstick in the engine and "see" oil on the stick when removed the charge would be $100. Also if coolant ran out of the engine when lifted at an "angle" would be a violation. Never did learn the definition of "angle"

We still drain oil pan and pull block coolant plug(s).

[greenthumb-38]

I have "heard", but not seen in print, that the definition is the difference between "a stream" and "a drip" when the drain plug is removed. They must have a urologist on the payroll now ??

However, in this case a stream is bad, and a drip is okay. Havent heard about the angle aspect before.



- gt . o O ( several puns intended )