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Duben

07-23-2001 16:15:20




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My 620 seems to gain oil. Anyone have any idea what is going into the crankcase?




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Gator

07-23-2001 19:16:47




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 Re: 620 Gains Oil in reply to Duben, 07-23-2001 16:15:20  
Clooney is right, see what is getting in the crankcase first then you'll know where to spend time and/or money. If it's gas it maybe the diaphrams in the top of the settling bowl need replacing. That is fairly easy to fix. Good luck.



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Clooney

07-23-2001 17:42:46




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 Re: 620 Gains Oil in reply to Duben, 07-23-2001 16:15:20  
Duben, thats an easy one, see what is loosing oil. It is either trans oil, power-trol oil, coolant, gasoline, power steering oil, rain water or someone is playing games with you.



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Duben

07-24-2001 20:59:39




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 Re: Re: 620 Gains Oil in reply to Clooney, 07-23-2001 17:42:46  
Thanks Clooney. Turns outits power steering fluid.



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Gman

07-24-2001 08:56:41




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 Re: Re: 620 Gains Oil in reply to Clooney, 07-23-2001 17:42:46  
620 check the fuel shut off,the 50,60.70 had a troublesome fuel shut off that caused problems.You can check your oil first and see if its got a strong gas smell if it does change out the fuel sediment bowl assembly. Gman



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