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Diesel question Posted By: REDBIRD95 On: 05-15-2008 @ 19:46:17 Reply | Edit Here's the problem: My dad's tractor(International 444)is getting diesel fuel in the oil(level is going up) fuel is going down, could it possibly be bad rings, a cracked head or block, or something else causing it. I'm leaning more toward the rings. We replaced the head gasket last year(antifreeze leaking out the side), and after that the problems seemed to start. Any ideas? Antifreeze is not getting in the oil, not milky at all, and the rad is staying full. Just want to get an idea before we buy an overhaul kit for it. Thanks  -- 1995 Bright Red Firebird 3.4Litre A4, 3.23 gears, MagnaFlow Catback, K&N FIPK, Edelbrock Control Arms, Optima YellowTop, Bilstein Shocks, ROH 17" ZT aluminum rims, BF Goodrich G-Force T/A ZR KDWS(245/45/17) 2003 Pewter Silverado Extended Cab, 4.8Litre V8 
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/432499 Posted By: LeadFootedRacer 
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05-15-2008 @ 20:03:03 Reply | Top | Edit
your muffler bearing is leaking. did you check your turn signal fluid? -- 1987 Trans Am - 5.0 Auto - SOLD 1989 K-5 Blazer - 5.7 - 4" Rough Country Lift - 35" BFG All Terrians - Dual 2 1/2" Pipes & Flowmaster Super 44s 1984 Firebird - No Motor or Trans - Checkered Racing 4 Link Backhalf - M/T Sportsman 31x18.5 on 15x15 Weld Pro Stars -- Fbody.com Site Donator -- Posted By: hot_red_z28 On: 05-15-2008 @ 20:07:41 Reply | Top | Edit  -- 
Watch it idle: http://garrettreinard.bounceme.net/misc/lt1alive.wmv Posted By: hot_red_z28 On: 05-15-2008 @ 20:09:03 Reply | Top | Edit It sounds like some fuel is blowing by the pistons... I'm not sure what other normal avenues it would have for getting into the oil areas of the crankcase... --
Watch it idle: http://garrettreinard.bounceme.net/misc/lt1alive.wmv
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