Prior to starting a main propulsion diesel engine fitted on your salvage tug, it has been determined that the transfer of make-up oil is required. At...

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Prior to starting a main propulsion diesel engine fitted on your salvage tug, it has been determined that the transfer of make-up oil is required. At what checked level should you stop adding make-up oil?

Accepted Answer

When the oil level rises to the FULL mark on the side of the dipstick marked ENGINE STOPPED and OIL COLD.

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Prior to starting a main propulsion diesel engine fitted on your salvage tug, it has been determined that the transfer of make-up oil is required. At what checked level should you stop adding make-up oil?

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