Engine Rebuild Kits?
Hey didnt know if anyone knew where to get a GOOD rebuild kit. I have alot of engine oil coming out the blow by, more then what should so i guess its time to do rings. So i figure while the motor is tore down might as well do everything. Hoping some one has a package deal put together to help me with this. Any input would help. Its a 2001 Dodge Ram :rocking:
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how many miles does your truck have?
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just over 145,000
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were is the oil coming out at? and that is not many miles to need a rebuild kit.. what is all done to the truck??
---AutoMerged DoublePost--- i would think you should go to the price quote and start this post there! other than that idk were you live but you could get a rebuild kit from cummins |
wow, never thought i would see a diesel needed to be rebuilt with that low of miles!
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Well the blow by on it is ridiculous. The rings are shot. Basically stock motor the previous owner I think beat it hard. I wanna pull it and rebuild it. The oil comes out the breather tube like a quart a week. And the oil pan but that just needs a new pan gasket.
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hmmm, if its that bad the previous owner must have been really beating it hard, i mean very hard or he had aftermarket stuff on it and took it off before you got a hold of it.
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Previous owner must have forgot to put the new oil in at the end of the oil change to be that bad that early in life. If he did I wanna know what kind he used so i can be sure i never use it. That's insane.
You sure you just don't have a plugged up line someplace that is not lettin it circulate. Dump a can of seafoam in the oil and let it run for 5 minutes or so and then change the oil just to see what comes or to see if there is any improvement. |
What kind of oil filters were on it when you brought it? There was a problem with certain oil filters that clogged up the cooling nozzles in the pistons to cool the rings.Meaning the oil filter would break off a small piece and clog up the nozzle.
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Originally Posted by turbo20psi
(Post 468302)
What kind of oil filters were on it when you brought it? There was a problem with certain oil filters that clogged up the cooling nozzles in the pistons to cool the rings.
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