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rennevat
Just bought a used motorhome with 8.1 ltr engine. Dip stick is extra long to accomidate being in motorhome. It reads (when cold) quite a bit over the full mark. This normal?? I know some engines have this observation, but fall into correct rage when in normal operation temperature. Have not had a chance to check in normal operating temperature. Thanks.
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