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Re: New 460 Utility (to Me) PIC
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Posted by old on May 01, 2007 at 20:41:03 from (4.244.222.158):
In Reply to: New 460 Utility (to Me) PIC posted by Butch WI on May 01, 2007 at 20:10:54:
Don't run it much if any if the oil smells like gas or you could find your self rebuilding the engine fast. Always shut off the gas at the sediment bowl when you park it. Most likely the gas gets into the oil by either the float not working as it should or the float needle not closeing as it should. Gas beleive it or not will go up hill into the engine then down into the oil if the carb flaot/needle isn't doing its job right. Also another place it can get there is by way of the govinor tube but again thats because of a float problem
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