2.7 quarts???? HELP
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Hi,kodiakkid
I have the same thing, my Wolverine is 2.9 (why not 3 even?) What I usually do is put in a known value,2.5 quarts (1/2 quart,16 ounces) and add a little at a time,checking with the dip stick until it reads good on the stick. Then look at what is left and use that as your add point from now on. Otherwise, .7 of one quart is about 22 ounces, leaving 10 in the bottle for next time.
Easy, huh? (a lot easier would be even numbers from the manufacturers !!!!! )
Hope that helps, and have fun on the trail!
I have the same thing, my Wolverine is 2.9 (why not 3 even?) What I usually do is put in a known value,2.5 quarts (1/2 quart,16 ounces) and add a little at a time,checking with the dip stick until it reads good on the stick. Then look at what is left and use that as your add point from now on. Otherwise, .7 of one quart is about 22 ounces, leaving 10 in the bottle for next time.
Easy, huh? (a lot easier would be even numbers from the manufacturers !!!!! )
Hope that helps, and have fun on the trail!
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