Technical New oil and Filters

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Technical New oil and Filters

It's not clean new oil but it's not old dirty stuff either. I would just make sure it's topped up to correct level and get it changed again soon. Another thing, I would clean all the loose rust off that sump with a wire brush, paint it with rust converter, then spray it with Waxoyl or similar. That will prevent it corroding away resulting in you needing a new sump.
But if I get the oil done again is it worth getting a new filter again?
 
Honestly.
You think it's not been done? I wonder why they would put a new filter on, but not do the oil. They even stamped my service book as a full service.

I did try to contact the mechanic who did the service but has never replied to me.
That really says it all. That looks like oil after 12 months. Ours stay pretty clear for at least 3000 miles.
 
Hello,

So I had a full service done on my Panda 1.2 petrol the other day, and I don't think they did the oil, it's Castrol which they used (if they did) my oil still looks very dark when I check it.

Anyway of telling, or for peace of mind just get a oil drain and new refill? They done the oil filter though I believe. (Again any way to check?)

I only ask as I still get a rough idle shake from my driver seat when I turn engine on, but maybe this could be a faulty fuel injector?

Please advise and help :)
I saw this and thought of you...

(the reference to lack of previous oil changes by previous owners perhaps?)
 
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