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Forgive my ignorance, but what does an oil analysis and gas smell have to do with each other, unless you suspect gasket leaks? Wouldn't there be other things like evap canisters and such to suspect first? (I picked up a gas smell when shifting after doing my primary muffler/cat delete, but assumed this is normal. Now you have me a little worried, because I also did my own oil change for the first time around that same time.)
Blackstone Laboratories
Napa told me they no longer sell oil analysis kits. I just ordered one from Amsoil and received it in three days. I'll take a sample and send it back to them tomorrow. It was a quick turnaround, and the last analysis was excellent, along with future recommendations.
I believe someone BSed you. Maybe it's a left coast Greenie thing.
When you pull the dipstick and put some on your finger do you smell gas in the oil? I know on the old 998's they have a charcoal can and a dump valve that recycles gas fumes from your tank. I don't know if the 1330's have that same system or not, it is known to dump gas in the canister if you top your tank off too much and you will get some gas odder when it's doing it and the cans getting full. Fix for it is get rid of the can and put a high point vent in its place, works well. You may want to check it out!! Could save you a lot of money. Do a search on cannisterectomy.
Napa told me they no longer sell oil analysis kits. I just ordered one from Amsoil and received it in three days. I'll take a sample and send it back to them tomorrow. It was a quick turnaround, and the last analysis was excellent, along with future recommendations.