20,006 satisfied customers
Specialities include: Auto Body Technician, Heavy Equipment Repairs, Heavy Duty Engine Repairs, Brake and Transmission Repairs
Hi, My name is***** will be glad to help. We can follow up as needed on here, Give me some time to review your information and follow up with my responses. Professionals are not employees of the site but users of the site and help on here as time allows in between jobs, family, etc. Response time can vary depending on my work load each day but I will always respond back on my next available login. Feel free to respond back at anytime if for any reason we seem to get separated, for status, etc.
What is your serial number?
Thanks for the update on the results of your initial question and yes we can swap this over to your new question instead. Usually fuel in the crankcase oil is the result of an injection pump that is leaking into the crankcase from an injection pump that is in need of rebuild by a fuel injection shop. If you have a mechanical fuel pump mounted to the side of the engine block that supplies the injection pump, that can also be a source of fuel leaking into the crankcase oil. It's a pleasure to help anyway I can.
Click this link to access the full parts breakdowns of your fuel system. Use the guest login.
20,006 satisfied customers
Ellen
Licensed mechanics