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Used oil smells like sulphur

  • Thread starter Thread starter tr7driver
  • Start date Start date Apr 21, 2008

tr7driver

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I changed the oil in my 05 GT Sunday. The old oil, Motorcraft Synthetic blend, was in the car for 6 months over the winter and only 500 miles of driving, had a strong sulphur smell. Is this normal or should I be concerned?

The oil was very clean looking. The car has 26K miles.

Thanks everyone.
 
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