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Newby here what puts fuel in the oil . every thing is running fine till I see oil coming out around the front seal closer look it is full of fuel .
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Where is the oil comming from?
What is your oil level?
Dose your oil feel thin?
Does it smell like fuel?
Has your FDC been bypassed?
What is your oil level?
Dose your oil feel thin?
Does it smell like fuel?
Has your FDC been bypassed?
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It is usually caused by bad hydraulic head o-rings. Search "deuce HH orings" and it should pull up a bunch of threads on the subject.
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Don't know what FDC is
Oil level is high
oil is nothing but fuel
and it smells like fuel
it is so thin I think it is leaking out around the front main seal
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There is a thread at the top of the deuce page entitled "How to turn up fuel in pictures". It is a sticky, you will learn a few things about the injector pump that may help you if you read through it. You need to know about the injector pumps on these if you are going to own one.
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It may be the seal in the high pressure fuel pump that is inside (on the side) of the injection pump. The pump takes the 4 psi from the tank and bumps it to 65 psi and feeds it to the FDC
look in the TM and you will see the seal. Its a part that can not be found.
But from what I remember you are able to get a seal that is kinda close and fab it in.
look in the TM and you will see the seal. Its a part that can not be found.
But from what I remember you are able to get a seal that is kinda close and fab it in.
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Don't run it anymore untill it's fixed!
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That is where I am at on the project. The truck wants to die when you let out on the clutch you have to feed it a little to take off other then that it run fine . I think there is trash in the gov. I have been wanting to pull it and have it rebuilt.
But one other thing after a extended run it will not start.
But one other thing after a extended run it will not start.
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no way down for a while
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There are multiple places the system can bleed fuel into the oil system. Go read this thread, it has a complete list of all the places the system can be compromised and some links to threads that show how to deal with it:
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?127505-deuce-making-oil
If you're searching the site and not finding the things you need, post in this thread and someone will help you: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?58151-trouble-searching
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Pull the shutoff cover and turn on the master power switch and watch for fuel dripping out where you pulled the cover off.
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hope when it is fixed and I put new filters and oil it will stop leaking ?
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If you fix it right!
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If there is really that much fuel in the oil just drain it and put it in the fuel tank. Of course you should filter it first.
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First step for you is to buy an IP seal kit off egay and re-seal your IP. Then drain the oil and put fresh in. Don not drive it the way it is! Have you pulled the dipstick to see where the level is? They have been know to be GALLONS overfilled. That much oil thinned by fuel will leak out of a LOT of places it normally wouldn't.