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36A OIL IN WATER

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NIGEL B

02-07-2001 15:59:31




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I SPOKE TO MY FREIND TONIGHT AND SAID HE HAS OIL IN WATER (36A)HE"S HAD THE HEAD OFF AND CLEANED IT UP BUT STILL LEEKS,WOULD I BE THINKING RIGHT A LEEK RE THE PUSH ROD GUIDES BUT THAT COULD WORK BOTH WAYS? ALSO I THINK IM RIGHT IN SAYING THAT THERES NO OIL FEED VIA THE PUMP,HOW DOES IT GET OILED UP AT THE ROCKERS REGARDS NIGEL B




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Spokerd1

02-07-2001 20:20:36




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 Re: 36A OIL IN WATER in reply to NIGEL B, 02-07-2001 15:59:31  
Yes the brass guide tubes can be leaking it they are not sealed good. Also they could have a crack in the brass tube. As for the rocker assembly getting oil it works on a slinger style system, as the oil is carried up the gears it is slug into a small troff in the govenor, which the oil runs down a tube from the govenor to the valve cover.



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