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Is the engine I just installed junk?!!!!!
Do I have another blown engine? What would cause oil to come out of the number 8 cylinder exhaust? The oil is clean and steady so I'm thinking that its never going to just clear its self out. I just installed the engine in my 1998 E-350. I got it from an auto recycler. Dumb question but is there any way it could be the #8 injector.
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i think it could be an injector or injector o-ring, id wouldnt run it at all, it could hydro lock and cause tons of damage.
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Why do you think it could be an injector? Everybody else says different. How would oil get threw the injector and if it did it would be burned right?
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yup im willing to bet it is an o-ring
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Please follow the thread I posted in 94 to 97 PSD. It has the same title. I love what u are saying but what is your opinion afrter reviewing what everybody else said?
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id pull the injector and run a compression test
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Are you saying to "pull it" and then run a compression test? or do a test first, then pull the injector? How do you do a test with it out. Remember I'm just a bricklayer. Ii only know what you guys tell me about fords. All my company trucks are Cummins.
Last edited by jeremy53402; 06-28-2008 at 06:55 AM. |
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could run a compression test, then pull the injector and inspect it or pull the injector and inspect it fist. doesnt matter up to you.
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I'm way frustrated. Compression check on that cylinder is a must but nobody can explain why oil would be spiting throug the exhaust from a bad injector. Is that ever even with all bad injector seals possible?
Last edited by jeremy53402; 06-27-2008 at 10:41 PM. |
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