Hello all!
I'm a newbie here but my Stag has been a Member before (she has a Sticker
)
Anyway, here goes - my Dilemma.......
I bought my Stag last year, it was fitted with a tr2500 engine which, after doing a few bits n bobs, ran very well indeed - but it's a stag, and it needed a stag engine......
So, found an engine (not easy here in germany there ar'nt many!!) Stripped and Rebuilt it, and she now purs like a kitten.
But......
I've noticed a collection of red/pinky oil on top of the engine block (collect in front of the distributer)
I thought at first it was coolant, but after getting a Sample with a screwdriver and spreading it onto paper could clearly see it is an oil.
I dont have any Red oil in my Stag- even the steering oil is clear.
My question now being:
Has anyone else encountered this?
Could old petrol turn pink if heated on the block?
Am I going mad / maybe colour blind?
I will try and Post some pics I took of it - may take a while, I'm a newbie
Looking forward to some windswept and interesting comments
I'm a newbie here but my Stag has been a Member before (she has a Sticker

Anyway, here goes - my Dilemma.......
I bought my Stag last year, it was fitted with a tr2500 engine which, after doing a few bits n bobs, ran very well indeed - but it's a stag, and it needed a stag engine......
So, found an engine (not easy here in germany there ar'nt many!!) Stripped and Rebuilt it, and she now purs like a kitten.
But......
I've noticed a collection of red/pinky oil on top of the engine block (collect in front of the distributer)
I thought at first it was coolant, but after getting a Sample with a screwdriver and spreading it onto paper could clearly see it is an oil.
I dont have any Red oil in my Stag- even the steering oil is clear.
My question now being:
Has anyone else encountered this?
Could old petrol turn pink if heated on the block?
Am I going mad / maybe colour blind?
I will try and Post some pics I took of it - may take a while, I'm a newbie

Looking forward to some windswept and interesting comments

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