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Posted by old on September 15, 2005 at 18:29:01 from (207.69.139.138):
In Reply to: gas in my oil!!!! posted by andy nelson on September 15, 2005 at 10:14:39:
I'm guessing you don't turn off your gas when parked right?? Well guess what, your float needle stuck/leaks and then the carb fills with gas and if an intake valve is open it goes up and slowly goes in to the oil pan. Some will say how in the he**( will it do this but it does. Gas does flow up hill some how, seen it to many times and blown engines because of it. Also look at your air cleaner and think about what happens if the carb intake fills with gas it will end up in the engine and then the pan and if the tank is full enough it will over flow out the oil dip stick. Been there many many times
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