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[Lou e]

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[frank8003]

There is five different ways to have fuel into the crankcase oil, there is also the "Rotella milkshake" from coolant.
https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?50470-Uh-oh!-Anti-freeze-In-the-Oil

 

[Lou e]

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[Lou e]

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[frank8003]

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showt...uel-crankcase-full-of-fuel-please-advise-over

and many other posts
difficult to search because of the way the posts get titled.

 

[Katavic918]

Just so I understand the problem. The truck was leaking oil due to diesel leaking into the crankcase? Where was the oil/diesel coming from? How high was the oil level?

 

[Lou e]

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[Lou e]

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[frank8003]

this post very good from 05072012

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?88982-Mechanical-Booster-Pump-quot-making-oil-quot

analysis and getting it done and even how to move the engine over a bit, great photos

and the stickies have very good information too, right at the top of the forum
https://www.steelsoldiers.com/forumdisplay.php?20-The-Deuce

 

[Lou e]

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[Flyingvan911]

When my intake heater put a gallon of diesel into my oil it leaked out around the front crank seal. I changed the oil and the leak stopped. On the bright side, I bet my crankcase is nice and clean. Ha, ha.

 

[Barrman]

I had the same issue that was fixed a few months ago. Just the new O-rings on the pump sure make it seem like it runs stronger. With the Viton rings so cheap and kits available from surplus stores and all over E-Bay. I now consider this a normal maintenance item for every 10 years or so of ownership. Yes, it really is that easy to do and can be done in an afternoon.

 

[smoothoperator]

Any updates?