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Re: Ford 4100 problems
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Posted by Rod F. on May 02, 2005 at 14:55:02 from (142.177.9.90):
In Reply to: Ford 4100 problems posted by Tim in TX on May 01, 2005 at 21:44:52:
The engine is most likely not sleeved. At most, it may have dry sleeves. In addition to what RAB has said, it is not uncommon to see a Ford engine in excess of 5000 or 6000 hours slobbering oil at the exhaust ports. This is caused by worn valve guides. However, I can't say that I've actually seen them blow oil up the stack. To the extent that they slobber a bit, I wouldn't worry about it. Are you sure this isn't just some water that got down the pipe, softened some carbon and soot up, and is now getting blown out on start-up? It will look a lot like oil. Again, you need to do some more diagnosis before tearing down the engine. If a Ford starts easy and works good, then you have a pretty good sign of a healthy engine. Good luck. Rod
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