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Old 07-05-2008, 07:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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DD 8V 92 oil in fuel?

I have A 'Green' 8v 92 that is getting fuel in the oil some how.
the transfer pump was just replace. it still runs good and I can't find any thing lose or leaking under the Valve covers.
Any help would be appreciated
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Remove both rocker covers, block off the return line going TO the fuel tank. Disconnect the fuel line AFTER the fuel pump, [note I said after], pressureize the fuel system with a hand pump to 70 psi pressure. [hand pumps are available on the Cat engines and the old DDA engines. You will find the leak.
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Most common source of leaks are the jumper lines to each injector. Det diesel says they are one-time use only. If they are loose or are removed they say replace with new ones.
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