Bad injector cup?
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Bad injector cup?
I was replacing injectors on my dads 99 7.3l and one of the injectors had a grey sludge on it between the Orange oring and copper crush ring. The truck was running fine before hand, didn't have any signs of coolant in the oil, coolant levels never changed. Any ideas on what it might be?
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Coolant doesn't compress. When I did my cups and the coolant was drained, my pressure test showed bubbles with silicone spray. With coolant in there, you'll see coolant - but likely no air escaping. If there is a tiny leak into the cup, you won't see a measurable pressure loss in the system over a short period of time. Are you at 15 PSI? Is there any coolant at all going into the cup - even a few drops? If so, that's a bad seal or a crack - and it will not improve (self-seal) with time and miles.
While I'm not able to see clearly where the coolant came from, it appears to come from the top seal. This is a very bad place for a leak: It can send fuel to the coolant while the fuel pump is running, and coolant to the fuel rail when the truck is parked with a warm engine.
While I'm not able to see clearly where the coolant came from, it appears to come from the top seal. This is a very bad place for a leak: It can send fuel to the coolant while the fuel pump is running, and coolant to the fuel rail when the truck is parked with a warm engine.
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