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Injector o-rings
What are the common signs of o-rings going bad
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Major oil consumption!! If you open the fuel filter and it is black with oil, chances are you have bad o-rings. I just went through all this with my truck....
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no start or hard start
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Or if you have the injectors and the orings are harder than a rock like mine were.
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Only 110,000 miles on 2000 7.3 , cranks & runs fine just smokes for 3-5 minutes when cold. Since most of my drives only average 20 miles 2-3 times a week this means more cold starts than actual driving miles. Lost over 1 gal oil on last 5K oil change.
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Could this possibly cause oil consumption at a rate like 3 gallons in 50 miles?
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3 in 50....thats alot! definatly would notice alot of smoke.........
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Checking the fuel filter housing for oil is the easiest way to check for injector o-ring failure oil consumption.
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hard start long crank, oil use, oil is fuel ect
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