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It makes it's own oil?????

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Eddie in KY

10-06-2003 18:13:00




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I'm guessing it means it's down on power, and will soon be needing an overhaul? The problem is I changed oil and filter about 100 hours ago, and now its over full on the dip stick by about a quart. It's either that or an injector is sticking open when the motors off and filling a cylinder full. Either way, I dont have what it takes here to fix it. It's gonna have to go to the shop. I hate that too, because it runs so good and never fails me.

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Eddie in KY

10-07-2003 18:53:33




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 Re: It makes it's own oil????? in reply to Eddie in KY, 10-06-2003 18:13:00  
Guess I did leave out a critical point, It's definately fuel diluted. And it hasnt been that long since I put a new fuel lift pump on it. I'll start there and see what it looks like, thanks guys



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george md

10-06-2003 22:21:14




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 Re: It makes it's own oil????? in reply to Eddie in KY, 10-06-2003 18:13:00  
Eddie,

If the oil has turned milky , I'd consider

water . If it's thinned with fuel , look for

transfer pump (leaking diaphram ) if it has a

transfer pump or injector pump drive shaft seal .

george



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Glen of Ok.

10-06-2003 20:13:24




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 Re: It makes it's own oil????? in reply to Eddie in KY, 10-06-2003 18:13:00  
It's doubtful that you have an injector sticking and leaking into the engine while it is shut down. You might have a cracked head, or blown head gasket. I would check the drain plug for water befor starting the engine.



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John H

10-07-2003 19:30:53




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 Re: Re: It makes it's own oil????? in reply to Glen of Ok., 10-06-2003 20:13:24  
I had the same problem with my Case 830 Diesel. It is a fuel pump problem. If it has set for a while without use it seems like the return on that pump starts letting oil into the crankcase. It is not a cracked head as others would have you believe, nor is it an open injector. Find yourself a good diesel injector pump shop and preferably someone who is experienced with those Boshe pumps. I have dealt with this before and it is just a common problem with those pumps.

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