Posted by Michael Johns on July 27, 2010 at 15:30:53 from (70.254.23.174):
In Reply to: fuel in oil 706D posted by Michael Johns on July 26, 2010 at 08:10:02:
Thank all of you who gave me direction. pump checked out good, the pressure tested it at 30psi and it held. I removed #1 injector to verify TDC and installed the injector pump and ddecided to check the #2 injector pre cup position. it was still in the 2 O'clock position (should be 6 O'clock)and was supposed to be corrected during the last repair. I believe this situation causes misfire and cylinder wash-out; is this so, this could be the cause of fuel in the oil. Was told by the repair shop the could not remove the cup so they left it alone. Will penatrating oil and a small slide hammer do? I have'nt tried yet, looking for someone with greyer whiskers than mine.
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