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| Nic Hohlios
03-17-2012 09:59:54
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Is it normal to have diesel fuel in the engine oil? I am gaining oil level when I checked the engine oil on my 1952 Major. When I drained the oil I got a little less than 10 qt instruction book state capacity is 8qt's. If not what might be wrong?
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| Bendee
03-20-2012 16:40:52
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Re: diesel in engine oil in reply to Nic Hohlios, 03-17-2012 09:59:54
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| You have the fuel line running under the rocker cover, check for leaks there FIRST. I just repaired one.As GAN and Robert says. surprised if it is not there.
You will note it returns to the fuel tank.
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| Nic Hohlios
03-20-2012 17:01:54
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Re: diesel in engine oil in reply to Bendee, 03-20-2012 16:40:52
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| Thanks again. We been having snow storms and I have not been able to work on Her. but I have a feeling it the lift pump.
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| Nic Hohlios
03-25-2012 20:08:24
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Re: diesel in engine oil in reply to Nic Hohlios, 03-20-2012 17:01:54
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| Can anyone tell me were I may get a lift pump Diaphragm Kit? According to the parts manual the part number is E41Z9
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| Nic Hohlios
03-17-2012 17:09:20
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Re: diesel in engine oil in reply to Nic Hohlios, 03-17-2012 09:59:54
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| | Thanks I didn't think it was right my first diesel, again thanks
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| GAN
03-17-2012 15:19:21
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Re: diesel in engine oil in reply to Nic Hohlios, 03-17-2012 09:59:54
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| Check the return line from the top of the injectors.
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| Robert major
03-17-2012 15:16:23
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Re: diesel in engine oil in reply to Nic Hohlios, 03-17-2012 09:59:54
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| Hi on a 52 Major you don"t have to worry about the injection pump seal leaking in to the timing case as it is connected with an external shaft to the motor. it could be the diaphram leaking on the lift pump and eventually it will pull air in the system and quit running. The other common problem is that the injector leak off rail under the valve cover fractures at the joints and lets fuel in the oil pan, To see this you have to take the cover off and run the motor and look for the leak. What ever it is needs sorting now as I have seen many good motors destroyed with diluted oil seizing the cranks.
Regards Robert
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| david G
03-17-2012 14:01:33
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Re: diesel in engine oil in reply to Nic Hohlios, 03-17-2012 09:59:54
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| It is not OK, injector pump seal, or lift pump seal is probably bad.
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