Ran gas in a Duramax
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Its a company truck I guess they figured with it being 4 years old they would just move on. most likely I am still going to look at it but will probably pass on it. Not because its not worth what they are asking but I have about ten projects going on now and don't need another huge undertaking. I was just wanting to know where all it could get oil to the combustion chamber. I know it can get it from a busted piston or ring, head or head gasket. But can it get it from around the injector on a lbz like on a lb7 and will a bad cp3 allow oil to get to the combustion side of things.
Putting a Cummins in it stand about a snow ***** chance in a real hot place of happening. Not because I don't think the Cummins is a good engine but its not good enough for me to remove a Duramax for it and they sell Dodges with Cummins diesels already installed in them.
Putting a Cummins in it stand about a snow ***** chance in a real hot place of happening. Not because I don't think the Cummins is a good engine but its not good enough for me to remove a Duramax for it and they sell Dodges with Cummins diesels already installed in them.
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2008 F350 6.4 on gas......
Customer called 3 months ago, broke down on side of the road. Said "truck started smoking like crazy and couldnt hold highway speed, until it finally slowed down and shut off". Asked how long since he had gotten fuel? "Oh, about 7-10 miles ago." I said, "was it a BP station?" Customer: "Yep, how did you know." I asked, " you made sure to use the GREEN handle, right? Customer, " yes, diesel is always GREEN handle." I said, "well, NOT AT BP stations, diesel is yellow." Phone got real quiet. Had to ask if he was still there. "Yes, I am here, your shittin me right?" Nope, got your receipt? "Yep, 32 gallons of GAS, F*** ME." Dropped tank, cleaned and flushed tank, lines, rails and changed fuel filters along with oil and filter, and changed the vertical EGR cooler cuz it cracked. He has about 12000 miles since then and all seems fine SO FAR. I think he got lucky. So just cuz they ran gas, it may be able to be saved.
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pretty sure this truck is gone by now, its over a year old , and on a commonrail system like the duramax has the injectors and pump will not be happy with running gasoline in it. plus that much gas in it can and will cause internal engine damage eventually.