fuel in my oil
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fuel in my oil
I have a 90 ls completly rebuilt about 20 miles ago and everything was fine till about a few days ago when it started getting fuel in my oil pan i have no idea why i really need help thank you
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Re: (91tegrals)
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fuel shouldnt even make it into the pistons...something definately w/your head.
fuel shouldnt even make it into the pistons...something definately w/your head.
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do a search on blow-by, not here on HT.
blow-by casued by worn rings or poorly sealing rings will allow gasses to pass.
hmm... how did you know that fuel was in your oil? smells like it? gasoline should
evap pretty quickly.
blow-by casued by worn rings or poorly sealing rings will allow gasses to pass.
hmm... how did you know that fuel was in your oil? smells like it? gasoline should
evap pretty quickly.
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Re: (playa111119)
Give us more info about the car. You are probably running pretty damn rich, I know I was when fuel leaked into mine. It could be the o-rings. Or leaky injectors. There are a number off things, I would get a diagnostic run on it.
I know this wont help, but a little fuel will actually clean teh carbon bulid up
let me know and we can further diagnose the problem.
I know this wont help, but a little fuel will actually clean teh carbon bulid up
let me know and we can further diagnose the problem.
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