Oil in the valley, engine died, oil everywhere
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Oil in the valley, engine died, oil everywhere
Ok, driving to work today, was starting to accelerate, truck just suddenly died, wont restart. Pull to the side of the road, smell oil smoke, pop hood, smell oil smoke still. Look under truck, huge puddle of oil. Check dipstick, and there isnt any oil on it. Added oil to see if it will restart, took about 1.5 gallons. Cranked it over, no start, no oil pressure on the gauge, nada.
Started looking at the mess in the valley, and none of the high pressure hoses are leaking, and the crossover line isnt leaking. From the splash pattern, oil came before the turbo. I started feeling under the hpop and its wet under there. Do any of you guys have a picture of a hpop you could show me?
Anyone have any ideas on this one? HPOP prone to cracking and dumping oil everywhere like that? Im kinda lost until I tear into this thing more.
Thanks a million times in advance for the help.
Started looking at the mess in the valley, and none of the high pressure hoses are leaking, and the crossover line isnt leaking. From the splash pattern, oil came before the turbo. I started feeling under the hpop and its wet under there. Do any of you guys have a picture of a hpop you could show me?
Anyone have any ideas on this one? HPOP prone to cracking and dumping oil everywhere like that? Im kinda lost until I tear into this thing more.
Thanks a million times in advance for the help.
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There is a pic and some info in this thread
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...f-drawing.html
It sounds like an oring or a HPOP line let go
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...f-drawing.html
It sounds like an oring or a HPOP line let go
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Then it sounds like it's time for a new HPOP. You won't be fixing that with an o-ring. We don't hear about this too often, but it's not the first time.
Bob at Dieselsite has the Adreniline HPOP for around $500, or I've heard Joey at Terminator can sell you a modified 17 deg HPOP for even less. Either of these would be an upgrade over the stock pump for less money than an OEM replacement.
Bob at Dieselsite has the Adreniline HPOP for around $500, or I've heard Joey at Terminator can sell you a modified 17 deg HPOP for even less. Either of these would be an upgrade over the stock pump for less money than an OEM replacement.
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Thanks for the info. Truck has 200k on it, so it wouldnt be unheard of to have to replace something. I wonder what gave away in the pump, or did the snap ring just blow out, either way the piston looking thing has wear marks on it, i assume thats the way the pump produces high pressure oil, am i correct?
I'll check into those pumps, might as well make it better if I gotta replace it!
I'll check into those pumps, might as well make it better if I gotta replace it!
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I would also say your pump is repairable though too, as long as you can find the cover/snap ring ..