Why do I have fuel in the oil again??

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  • @JasonHam41
    @JasonHam41 Месяц назад +1

    Another great video, I’ve never heard dpf outlet temp explained as a result of soot load.
    Thanks again Joe, look forward to more.

  • @PeterHodge-l9c
    @PeterHodge-l9c Месяц назад +1

    Unfortunately such is life for most service trucks. If buying used I would always favour a truck with low miles but high hours.
    You can always swing an engine. Keeping a mile’d out truck reliable is another story

    • @ENGINESHOPJOE
      @ENGINESHOPJOE  Месяц назад

      I agree. The vibration put on with mileage is hard on everything including harnesses. In our neck of the woods they put down calcium chloride and salt in winter so frames go too.
      A few years ago I was in our Baton Rouge branch and the service trucks had cats in them that is how long they could keep them. We stopped buying cat power around 2005.

  • @jaywyatt7476
    @jaywyatt7476 Месяц назад

    Joe I’m gonna start calling you
    The man
    The myth
    The legend.
    I hope you’re enjoying semi retirement and have a happy thanks giving my friend.

    • @ENGINESHOPJOE
      @ENGINESHOPJOE  Месяц назад

      Thanks man. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.

  • @PorkChopAChunky
    @PorkChopAChunky Месяц назад

    Speaking of bunged up DPF I had something odd happen a few weeks back on my 2011 duramax. It let a white cloud go that screamed coolant in combustion, but no smell. It let that white cloud rip for 1/4 mile. What a difference afterwards. Only thing I can figure is it was bunged up with ash and it came out by itself.

  • @Pedro-ot9ms
    @Pedro-ot9ms Месяц назад

    Genius Joey 🧑‍💻

  • @fastinradfordable
    @fastinradfordable Месяц назад

    Why I love my old diesel
    Injector pump.
    Solid cast iron block no liner
    External injectors.
    Zero emissions
    ❤❤❤
    All of these problems are impossible for me to even have😊

    • @PorkChopAChunky
      @PorkChopAChunky Месяц назад

      Plenty of old diesels had liners. They sure make rebuilding cheaper too.

    • @user-ln7of9gs4s
      @user-ln7of9gs4s Месяц назад

      Liners are a good thing.

  • @fastinradfordable
    @fastinradfordable Месяц назад +1

    Dang that’s like idling 24/7 for a YEAR!!!
    My old diesel does not idle smooth.
    Encourages me to NEVER idle
    More than a few minutes.

    • @PorkChopAChunky
      @PorkChopAChunky Месяц назад

      It won't bother it if it's emissions free. I had a diesel VW golf that ran for 4-5 months of the year, otherwise it wouldn't cold start. Just make sure you also work em hard now and then to clean out the pipes.