White 2-105/dieseltech

phil25

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Not sure if I would find you here, or if this the place for the 2-105 units?
But maybe you have an insight to this question: The tractor is making slobber/oil fluid from the exhaust,running down over the manifolds and block[ steady drip], temp is 180, as specs call for, cracked the fuel lines and each one affects engine operation. The turbo is new, but has a slight oil film around its muffler side connection also.
I am having the owner to remove the turbo return oil line to engine,check and clean it if need be, and check if it still slobbers.
Now: Can I remove the turbo, blank the exhaust hole off, and connect the turbo oil supply direct to the engine return without a pressure problem, somewhere else? Thinking the turbo might restrict oil flow a bit, full flow with the turbo removed.
Its possible a new turbo can leak, and removing it would elimate the possibility.
tks for your time.
 
Sounds like it just needs worked, light loaded diesel engines will sometimes have diesel slobber. Make sure the turbo drain line is not restricted in ant way, that can make a good turbo leak as the oil coming out has air with it, looks like dirty whipped cream. That's why the drain line is larger. If you want to run the engine awhile without the turbo DO NOT hook the feed line into the drain, PLUG OFF the feed line end so oil pressure is not lost. If by chance the piston oil rings are getting worn that will cause your trouble too, had that happen on the Perkins in my MF 1105. Would even put oil spots on the hood, compression rings were fine but the oil control rings were shot.
 
Morning: you answered my question, as to what will happen, and will blank the oil off if we go that far...He has a 8 bottom plow and matching disc, but still it slobbered when using them, so the load should of been enough? I could hitch him to my MF25...might damage his 3pt when i start pulling..:)
And a good chance it will be internal yet, but at least the external stuff will eliminated.
tks
 

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