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    Default Crossley sump oil level

    Does anyone remember where you run the oil level in a 16F. Just finishing restoration.

    Thanks for the help

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    Run as much oil as you can until it pumps out to the puke can. That's your level.
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    Yep that is what I did with every car I have owned. Then figure out a way to measure the level that the car "likes"

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