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I pulled the 86 of the weeds again Part 2
Some of you will remember I pulled the 86 out of the weeds in February of 2022
We went through several things and getting it back to where it would be roadworthy and I documented most of them here on oil burners the last thing was I was getting the extremely high oil pressure I was blowing my gauges ended up being a valve that is under the oil filter that was plugged it blew the seal out of my oil filter. And we were concerned it was going to blow the seals out of the engine I have come to the conclusion whether I’m wrong or not that what actually happened was that the oil was stopped at the oil filter and my gauge was before that point I thought I was getting oil all kinds of oil all kinds of pressure then what actually happened was there was no oil getting to the bearings engine lifters and such as that. So then when I got to trying to set the timing on the engine I could see my RPM was dropping and picking up and and then I could hear a squalling sound that convinced me I’d spun a bearing. Let me know what you think of my theory. Here is a link to the old 2022 thread.
https://www.oilburners.net/threads/i-pulled-the-old-86-out-of-the-weeds.90972/
now the plans are to pull the engine and check the bearings and see if I can salvage it
and here’s a question I’m trying to find out if I can swap this 1988 Navistar long block with a 1999 powerstroke I have the power stroke long block. I don’t have the injectors. And I don’t care to get into the electronics the whole engine.
Another option is a 5.9 Cummins 12v
Thanks i'm very curious as to what you guys come up with.
Some of you will remember I pulled the 86 out of the weeds in February of 2022
We went through several things and getting it back to where it would be roadworthy and I documented most of them here on oil burners the last thing was I was getting the extremely high oil pressure I was blowing my gauges ended up being a valve that is under the oil filter that was plugged it blew the seal out of my oil filter. And we were concerned it was going to blow the seals out of the engine I have come to the conclusion whether I’m wrong or not that what actually happened was that the oil was stopped at the oil filter and my gauge was before that point I thought I was getting oil all kinds of oil all kinds of pressure then what actually happened was there was no oil getting to the bearings engine lifters and such as that. So then when I got to trying to set the timing on the engine I could see my RPM was dropping and picking up and and then I could hear a squalling sound that convinced me I’d spun a bearing. Let me know what you think of my theory. Here is a link to the old 2022 thread.
https://www.oilburners.net/threads/i-pulled-the-old-86-out-of-the-weeds.90972/
now the plans are to pull the engine and check the bearings and see if I can salvage it
and here’s a question I’m trying to find out if I can swap this 1988 Navistar long block with a 1999 powerstroke I have the power stroke long block. I don’t have the injectors. And I don’t care to get into the electronics the whole engine.
Another option is a 5.9 Cummins 12v
Thanks i'm very curious as to what you guys come up with.