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Re: Diesel fuel in crankcase
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Posted by Rcubed on April 30, 2006 at 19:57:23 from (70.130.202.214):
In Reply to: Diesel fuel in crankcase posted by Don Severson on April 30, 2006 at 18:03:48:
I bought for a TD24 with an in work Cummins diesel. When I first started up the engine fuel was all over the place. Checked the crankcase and it was about 50/50 oil and fuel. I suspected the fuel pump and bought a new one for a small king's ransom and it has purred like a kitten ever since. I still haven't figured out how all that fuel got in the cranckcase unless it was overpumping to the injectors and getting by the rings. As a precaution I always shut off the fuel valve now so if won't gravity feed into the injectors while shutoff.
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