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Interesting report.  Time for a really stupid question... where does all the 
calcium come from?  I wouldn't normally consider that a part of the typical 
makeup of a lubricant.  Then again, I'm definitely not an "oil guy".

    <Marv>




"Russell Duffy" <13brv3@bellsouth.net> wrote:

  Greetings,
  
  I finally got my oil analysis results from Blackstone Labs today, and it's
  attached as a jpg.  As you can see, aside from having too much fuel in the
  oil, my engine's just fine.  Maybe I should just put it back together :-)
  
  Rusty (so much for oil analysis)