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  1. Boots787

    Directions to bypass the Fuel Density Compensator

    Now THAT, the layout, is what would be most helpful, I think. Thank you.
  2. Boots787

    Directions to bypass the Fuel Density Compensator

    Hello - Where may I find directions to bypass the FDC on an LDT465-D1 Engine - 1971 M35A2 ?? Thank you in advance for your help. Boots787
  3. Boots787

    LDT465D Breather Excessive Oil

    Sarge - Thanks for your suggestion - will check this out and let you know.
  4. Boots787

    LDT465D Breather Excessive Oil

    Sinker of Jeeps - Thank you for your reply and suggestion. I'll for sure pull valve cover and clean out all the gunk. What's the CCV Tower, however?
  5. Boots787

    LDT465D Breather Excessive Oil

    Doghead: Existing 18" hose was replaced with 3', 1-1/4" hose to eliminate oil being splashed on the way back home from Gilbert. Oil will be analyzed to see if any fuel, etc. is in it, and go from there. Thanks for your reply.
  6. Boots787

    LDT465D Breather Excessive Oil

    Anyone have suggestions as to what is causing large amount of oil to be blown out of the breather? Covered passenger side of M35A2 on a 200 mile highway trip. Engine has 7800 miles, refurbished by Army in 1991.
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